- This ring lets you press your finger to give tasks to an AI agent and record ideas that come to mind. The company says you can get things done without taking out your phone. The source examples are reordering shampoo in the shower, starting a run log, and sending notes after recording a meeting.
- At launch, the source says it connects to Meta's Muse, Instinct, Grokbot, Claude, ChatGPT and others. This is a plan the company has stated, and responses are said to arrive through connected earbuds, iPhone Live Activities, and the NatureOS app.
- For health features, the source says it measures heart rate, resting heart rate, heart rate variability (changes in the interval between heartbeats), sleep stages, step count, and skin temperature. The company claims battery lasts 6~12 days depending on use and a full charge takes 100 minutes.
- The launch price is 99, and after a 3~6 month free period the company plans to charge a monthly subscription of 9. The company has said it will raise prices later, and claims its manufacturing cost is similar to Oura Ring and Samsung Galaxy Ring.
The scene that stands out most is when shampoo runs out in the shower and you hand the reorder off to Ring with a short voice request. Since it's done with a brief voice command, I think people would actually use it. Once the free period ends, the monthly fee will be 9, and prices are expected to rise too, so I want to calculate the cost for 1 years. I'm curious whether anyone has tried how tedious it really is to split commands across multiple agents.