Wearable technology keeps shrinking, moving beyond wrists to our fingers. The latest to join this tiny tech club is the Halo Smart Ring, a new offering from Pebble, an Indian brand known for smart gadgets. This ring aims to be a subtle, helpful companion for everyday life.
One big difference with the Pebble Halo Smart Ring is its small digital screen. Most smart rings hide their tech, but the Halo shows you useful bits of info right on your finger. You can check the time, see how much battery is left, or get quick peeks at your health and fitness numbers. It’s a neat way to get information without pulling out your phone.
Beyond showing data, the Halo Smart Ring is packed with health features. It tracks your steps and monitors your heart rate throughout the day. It can also measure your stress levels and check the oxygen in your blood. When you sleep, it watches how you rest, even analyzing your REM sleep. This is the part of sleep where your brain is most active, offering deeper insights into your rest quality. Pebble also says it has many sport modes, though they haven’t shared all the details yet.
This tiny device offers some clever ways to interact. You can control it with wrist movements. Imagine playing games, skipping songs, or even taking photos with a simple flick of your hand. It can also help with things like counting prayers or flipping pages in an e-book. Powering all this is a battery that lasts three to four days on a single charge. When it runs low, you can charge it fully in about two hours using its wireless charging pad. We don’t know the exact battery size, but its performance sounds promising.
The Halo Smart Ring is built from stainless steel, weighing 190 grams. It’s designed to resist water and dust. However, Pebble suggests keeping it off during water sports, as too much water might cause damage. It connects using Bluetooth 5.2 and comes in six sizes, from 7 to 12, ensuring a good fit for many hands. You can also pick from three classic colors: black, silver, and gold.
Pebble officially launched the Halo Smart Ring on July 4, 2025. For now, it’s available in India through Pebble’s own website and on Flipkart. The ring costs 7,999 Indian Rupees. It will be interesting to see if Pebble brings this smart ring to other countries in the future.
