Bluetooth News | Global Smart Ring Shipments Expected to Exceed 4 Million by 2025, Low-Profile Wearables Stand Out

Research firm Omdia has released a report stating that global smart ring shipments are expected to exceed 4 million units by 2025. Omdia’s data shows that smart ring shipments surpassed 850,000 units in 2023, with a projected growth to 1.8 million units in 2024, and reaching 1.6 million units in the first half of 2025. The total annual shipments are expected to exceed 4 million units.

Bluetooth News | Global Smart Ring Shipments Expected to Exceed 4 Million by 2025, Low-Profile Wearables Stand Out

The 2025 survey further indicates that 43% of respondents do not own a wearable band, with 51% explicitly stating they have no plans to purchase one. The discomfort of wearing a watch all day (especially while sleeping), along with the hassle of frequent charging, has deterred many from wrist devices. Smart rings, as a low-profile and comfortable alternative, present significant opportunities to attract these untapped potential users and further expand the wearable ecosystem.

Since the release of the AirTag, there has been an increased focus on item tracking, with Apple’s Find My allowing users to locate iPhones, Macs, AirPods, and Apple Watches. Today, Find My is not limited to Apple devices; with the addition of third-party devices, the Find My Network’s landscape is expanding. Products integrated with Find My can achieve intelligent anti-loss functionality. Apple’s Find My feature enables users to easily locate devices such as iPhones, Macs, AirPods, and Apple Watches. Now, Find My has also entered various industries including headphones, power banks, luggage, electric vehicles, and thermos cups. (Apple’s Find My is prohibited from being used on living beings to avoid tracking people or animals.)

Bluetooth News | Global Smart Ring Shipments Expected to Exceed 4 Million by 2025, Low-Profile Wearables Stand Out

Shenzhen Lentz Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Lentz Technology”) has released the ST17H6x SoC platform. It has become the second chip manufacturer in the world, after Nordic, to obtain Apple Find My “Find” certification, providing integrated solutions for Apple Find My functionality.

Bluetooth News | Global Smart Ring Shipments Expected to Exceed 4 Million by 2025, Low-Profile Wearables Stand Out

Devices using the Lentz Technology ST17H6x chip can connect to the Find My Network and be added to the new “Items” option in the Find My app, applicable to trillions of use cases, including wallets, bicycles, hats, and backpacks. Collaborative products will be equipped with the Apple “Work with Apple Find My” logo, informing users of their compatibility with the “Apple Find My Network” and the “Find My” app.

Bluetooth News | Global Smart Ring Shipments Expected to Exceed 4 Million by 2025, Low-Profile Wearables Stand Out

Now, the Lentz Technology ST17H6x chip enables major clients to integrate the “Apple Find My Network” functionality into their products. Lentz Technology looks forward to collaborating with more partners to leverage the 2 billion Apple devices worldwide as infrastructure, providing users with precise location tracking and achieving the Internet of Things.

Founded in 2010, Lentz Technology is a high-tech company dedicated to the development of Bluetooth BLE and IoT chips, integrating R&D, design, solutions, testing, pre-certification, and technical support. The company’s main chips and solutions include Apple Find My, Google’s Find Hub, Alexa direct connection, and other IoT fields. Lentz Technology’s clients span across global Apple MFi, new energy vehicle accessories, life sciences, smart hardware, Industry 4.0, and consumer electronics. We provide one-stop solutions for Apple Find My and Google’s Find Hub, accelerating the development of Find My products. Our turnkey services save time, costs, and reduce risks, helping clients respond quickly to the market.

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