Neyya is a pretty original and practical little smart health connected ring since it has a smart touchpad. The goal is to be able to control all your gadgets with this wearable.
Neyya is therefore not a simple wearable dedicated to receiving notifications, as we have seen with many other smart health connected rings released this year, it goes much further! Developed in India and San Francisco, this small smart health connected ring is made of stainless steel and offers titanium but also gold-plated finishes. On the top, the tactile surface made of polycarbonate looks like a large precious stone; not having seen it in real life I still wonder if it is not a little too "knock". With this ring you can especially remotely control presentations, pieces of music on your smartphone or even your GoPro.
Neyya is already compatible with iOS devices, OS X, Windows 8.1, Roku boxes and GoPro cameras. Other devices will soon be compatible with the launch of the SDK. Obviously, many other uses are possible with this small smart ring. Swipe up to take a selfie, speak or tap three times to launch Siri. The ring will also vibrate when you receive calls, messages, etc. On the battery side, the ring is supposed to last three days in use or ten days on standby. To fully charge it takes 90 minutes via the charging station.
Who says ring, says size. Neyya offers three: small, medium and large. The smallest model has a diameter of 18.9mm and the largest model has a diameter of 28.2mm. The ring is offered at a price of £ 129 for the titanium model and £ 159 for the 18k gold plated model. It is available from today on the internet and will be available from November 26 on Amazon, Bloomingdales and Selfridges in the UK.
