RingConn merges with Lord of the Rings

Your new ones are linked smart ring may not seem like an obvious marketing move with the most infamous piece of spoiled jewelry in fiction. Still, many people have gotten their hands on The One Ring over the past 25 years, and RingConn is now tapping into that desire with its official Lord of the Rings partnership.

As reported TechRadarto celebrate the 25th anniversary of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Rings, Warner Bros. cooperated with The collaboration comes alongside a wider release of the current RingConn Gen 3 Available for $349 after going up for pre-order earlier this year.

The ring itself hasn’t been reworked to resemble its more sinister Middle-earth counterpart, so don’t expect flashy writing or the ability to suddenly disappear. Instead, eligible US buyers can receive a limited number of supplements depending on when they place their order, though the details aren’t particularly clear. campaign page. Reports elsewhere online indicate that a limited number of eligible buyers will receive a redeemable digital code for three films from the Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies.

Away from the movie, that RingConn Gen 3 tracks activity, sleep, women’s health, and sleep apnea patterns, while offering vibration alerts for things like sedentary reminders and low battery. It works with Android and iOS, requires no additional subscription, and offers up to 14 days of battery life with vibration alerts turned off.

At $349, RingConn positions the Gen 3 as an alternative to better-known smart rings. The Ring of Oura. The Middle Earth-themed rewards probably won’t be the deciding factor for everyone, but they’re better than nothing. Just try not to get weird about your new smart ring.