Acer has revealed a fairly well-rounded smart ring called the FreeSense. It looks pretty nice, and thankfully, doesn't come with subscription burden for buyers.

Acer has entered the wearables space with two new AI-powered products: the Acer FreeSense Ring and Acer AI TransBuds.

The Acer FreeSense Ring is the company’s first-ever smart ring, with the AI-powered wearable delivering biometric tracking, health and sleep monitoring and even personlized insights in a ...

Subsidiary Acer Gadget debuts new subscription-free smart ring with companion tracking and analysis app, translation earbuds, ...

One of the more unexpected reveals from Taiwanese tech company Acer this year is its first-ever wearable device, the ...

The tech fair in Taiwan did not disappoint. Euronews Next’s Pascale Davies, who was on the ground in Taipei this week, takes ...

Price Acer hasn’t officially announced a US price or release date for the FreeSense yet, but one big factor confirmed in its favor is the lack of a monthly fee. The Oura Ring 4 costs $350, which ...

Acer has boarded the smart ring train by announcing the FreeSense Ring. The device provides a “sophisticated” design with advanced biometric sensing features, apart from ‘AI-enhanced ...

Acer stepped up its focus on connected, intelligent consumer tech in Taipei this week, led by new wearables and e-mobility devices, writes JASON BANNIER.

The only major smart ring we’ve tested that doesn’t is the Samsung Galaxy Ring, which is tailored for Samsung phones. Acer also sells Android phones, so the Ring could be exclusive to Android.