Why Kenyans are paying Sh45,000 for rings that track sleep, heart rate

Author: Dennis MusauPublished on: November 4, 2026Country: Kenya
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Why Kenyans are paying Sh45,000 for rings that track sleep, heart rate

Smart rings are quietly gaining traction among fitness enthusiasts in Kenya as an alternative to smartwatches and fitness tracker bands. The compact devices resemble ordinary jewellery and track sleep patterns, heart rate, activity levels and other health indicators. Their design offers health tracking without the bulk of a watch or the need to keep checking a screen.

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