Noise unveils REP health bracelet; Nothing launches Ear (3a) earbuds

Indian wearables maker Noise introduced the REP, a minimalist screen‑less health bracelet that combines AI‑driven biometrics with a ten‑day battery life. The device tracks heart rate, HRV, sleep, stress, VO₂, SpO₂ and activity modes using multiple photodiodes and a 6‑axis motion sensor, and all features are offered without a subscription fee. Pre‑orders began on 8 July at a promotional price of 9,999 rupees via Noise’s website, Amazon India and Flipkart, with delivery slated in four colour options.

British audio brand Nothing released the Ear (3a) true‑wireless earbuds on 8 July at €99. The earbuds provide active‑noise cancellation, IP54 water resistance, 12 mm drivers and a novel LED Matrix display on the charging case that indicates battery status and pairing. Weighing under 5 g per ear piece and equipped with multiple ear‑tip sizes, they are marketed as a high‑performance, low‑cost option for everyday listening and sport use.