Qring has launched the Titan 2 smart ring globally, introducing a device that weighs just 2.6 grams. This makes it significantly lighter than the original Titan at 4.7 grams and slightly lighter than the Titan Pro at 2.7 grams. Qring positions the Titan 2 as a lighter, more comfortable ring that expands on its predecessor's health monitoring features.
Lightweight wearable tracks health metrics while supporting hand gestures for device interaction.
The ring functions independently but syncs health and activity data to a companion smartphone application. It features sensors designed to monitor heart rate, sleep patterns, blood oxygen levels (SpO2), stress, and Heart Rate Variability (HRV). All health sensors are housed within a discreet band designed for all-day comfort.
Key technical specifications include a battery life of up to seven days on a single charge. Recharging takes approximately 60 minutes using the included magnetic charger. At just 2.6 grams, the ring is significantly lighter than earlier models while maintaining a sleek profile.
The device supports gesture control for interacting with connected devices. Users can turn e-book pages, swipe through media, or trigger a camera shutter with predefined hand movements. Users can control e-book pages, media playback, and camera shutters through simple hand gestures without removing the device.
Source: Qring, NotebookCheck
