Computex 2025: Acer unveils FreeSense ring with titanium body and AI features
By ForGeeks Acer announced its first FreeSense smart ring during Computex 2025. The novelty is designed to compete with Samsung and Oura solutions in the wearable electronics segment.
FreeSense Ring combines health tracking and personalized recommendations based on artificial intelligence. The device analyzes heart rate, blood oxygen levels, heart rate variability and sleep quality. Based on the data collected, the ring generates personalized health tips.
The Acer FreeSense Ring is made of titanium-aluminum alloy and weighs only 2-3 grams. It’s available in sizes 7 to 13 and is 5ATM protected – the ring can be worn while swimming, but not while diving.
Users will have two designs available: glossy black and matte rose gold. No price or launch date has been announced yet. Acer promises to reveal details at a later date.
So the Acer FreeSense Ring becomes a new competitor to the Galaxy Ring and Oura Ring, offering a combination of lightness, biometrics and smart features in a compact form factor.
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