If you used to associate Reebok only with sneakers, sweatpants, and the gym vibe, the brand is now aiming straight for your fingers. Literally. The company has introduced the Reebok Smart Ring — a smart ring that costs as much as a decent pair of sneakers ($249), but does a bit more than just decorate your hand.
Smartwatches have long been part of the wardrobe for people who like to track steps and calories, but they’re still bulky. Smart rings, on the other hand, are the new trend. No straps, no sweaty wrists, no fingerprinted screens. Just a ring — stylish, lightweight, and packed with sensors like your fitness tracker.
Reebok hasn’t lagged behind and equipped the ring with a heart rate sensor, SpO₂, accelerometer, and skin temperature sensor. It tracks your steps, activity, sleep quality, stress level, and even heart rate variability — things that usually interest athletes, biohackers, and guys who want to understand why they feel tired even when they “haven’t done anything.”
The main feature of the ring is One Score. It’s like a daily rating, but from Reebok. From 0 to 100 — 100 means “you’re in peak shape,” and 0 means “time to sleep, buddy.”
This score combines everything: how you slept, how much effort you put in, how active you were, and how well you recovered. You can also see sleep and stress scores separately — perfect for figuring out who drained you: the boss, your workout, or Friday night partying.
The ring looks sleek and techy — three colors, nine sizes, nothing extra. It doesn’t shout “smart” or turn your hand into a mini-computer. On the contrary, it’s perfect for those who want to stay on top of their body’s condition without everyone noticing.
For now, the Reebok Smart Ring is only sold in the U.S., but knowing how fast gadget trends reach Europe, it won’t be long.
Reebok clearly hints: the modern man should be not only fit but balanced. The ring won’t make you run a marathon, but it will definitely tell you when you’ve overloaded yourself with work, stress, or sleepless nights.
So if you want to know when to take a breather and when to push harder — maybe it’s time to upgrade not your sneakers, but your ring.
