Digital Smart Zikr Ring has an integrated CNC button so that you can easily keep track of your daily Tasbih count at all times. Click the button to count and it will vibrate when the count reaches 33,66,99 or 100; OLED Display.
How does the Zikr ring work?
Zikr Ring connects via Bluetooth to your phone, bringing prayer notifications directly to your finger as a haptic, silent buzz to remind you it’s time to pray.
It will work 3 days for once charge. The weight of the is Zikr Ring is only 7.7g, which is light and confortable to wear. Also, the ring is fashion and stylish. Not only used yourself, it is a great gift for your Muslim friends, business partner and so on.
What is the purpose of zikr ring?
Depending on the parent company’s software integrations, a smart ring can inform other areas of your health, such as fertility. Additionally, some smart rings provide smart notifications, alerting you to calls, messages, and app notifications. For added convenience, certain models also support contactless payments.
What problems do smart rings solve?
These smart rings can be worn comfortably 24/7 and operate for multiple days on a single charge. They provide valuable data not only about the strain we experience but also about our recovery efficiency during rest.
Do smart rings measure blood pressure?
In this prospective, first-in-human study, the smart ring exhibited a high level of accuracy in BP measurement in comparison with the standard auscultatory method. This device has the potential to provide accurate long-term BP monitoring in daily life.
What technology is used in smart rings?
These rings pair with a smartphone or tablet and can provide notifications, control music playback, and even be used to make payments. Most smart rings use Bluetooth to connect to a device, and some newer models also offer NFC support for contactless payments.
Who invented the smart ring?
Founded on October 10th, 2010, McLEAR launched the world’s first smart ring which could unlock doors, offices, start your car, and share information (the NFC Ring®) in 2013.
