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PulseRing Pro
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Description
Take the knocks on silicone, not on titanium.
A slim silicone sleeve that slips over PulseRing Pro and takes the scrapes from lifting, climbing, DIY and daily wear. The sensors keep reading straight through it, so nothing stops tracking while it is on.
- Barbell-proof: the knurling on a bar is what marks a titanium ring. This puts a layer between the two.
- Tracking continues: thin enough that heart rate, SpO2 and sleep staging carry on as normal.
- On and off in seconds: stretch it over the ring for the session, peel it off after.
- Two fits: one for ring sizes 5 to 10, one for ring sizes 11 to 15. Match it to the ring size you wear.
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