Noise Launches Luna Ring Gen 2.0 And ColorFit Pro 6 At CES 2025

Noise, a leading Indian brand in smartwatches and connected devices, made its first appearance at CES 2025 by showcasing its latest offerings—the Luna Ring Gen 2.0 and the ColorFit Pro 6 series. The event marked an important step for Noise in taking its Made-in-India ethos to an international audience.

CES 2025 | Noise Showcases Luna Ring Gen 2.0 And ColorFit Pro 6 Series

Luna Ring Gen 2.0: Advanced Health Monitoring in a Minimal Design

One of the key products unveiled was the Luna Ring Gen 2.0, an AI-powered smart ring crafted from titanium used in fighter jets. The device focuses on tracking a range of health metrics, including sleep patterns, stress levels, heart health, blood oxygen, and women’s health.

The Luna Ring Gen 2.0 uses AI algorithms to provide insights into these metrics, offering users tailored advice on workouts and nutrition. With a 30-day battery life, the ring combines practicality with advanced features. Philips Biosensing has validated the device’s accuracy at 98.2%, adding credibility to its performance. Pre-orders for the Luna Ring Gen 2.0 opened on January 9, 2025, and the first deliveries are expected by March 2025.

ColorFit Pro 6 Series: A New Generation of Smartwatches

Noise also introduced its ColorFit Pro 6 series, designed to cater to users seeking high-performance smartwatches with enhanced precision. This series combines sleek design with AI-driven functionalities, focusing on accessibility and ease of use. While details about specific features were limited, the device aims to bring a refined wearable experience to the market.

Expanding India’s Tech Presence

Noise’s debut at CES highlights a broader effort to position Indian tech innovation on the global stage. By entering the international arena, the brand aims to demonstrate its capabilities in creating connected devices that balance design and technology.

According to Noise co-founder Amit Khatri, this move represents a step forward for the company: “Our Made-in-India products are built to offer meaningful, consumer-focused solutions. Participating in CES showcases India’s growing influence in the global technology ecosystem.”