Screenless Smart Bracelet

$139.00 AUD $306.00 AUD

Screenless Smart Bracelet

Name: Screenless Smart Bracelet
SKU: 724104489001
Price: 139.0 GBP
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$139.00 AUD $306.00 AUD

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Screenless Smart Bracelet.

A health tracker in a clean, screenless bracelet form — no display, no notifications, no obvious tech aesthetic. Monitors heart rate and blood oxygen (SpO2) continuously while looking like a piece of wristwear rather than a wearable device. IP67 waterproof for unrestricted everyday use. Magnetic charging. Up to 14 days of battery life. The tracker you can genuinely forget you’re wearing — until you want to check your data.

14Day Battery

IP67Waterproof

HR+SpO2 Tracking

24/7Continuous

Heart Rate & SpO2Continuous, passive, all day and night

Screenless DesignLooks like a bracelet, works like a sensor

IP67 WaterproofShower, swim, rain — wear it everywhere

7–14 Day BatteryCharge weekly, not daily

01Continuous Heart Rate & SpO2 — Health Data Tracked Automatically, All Day

Heart rate and blood oxygen (SpO2) monitored continuously throughout the day and night — without any interaction, button presses, or awareness that monitoring is happening. Heart rate tracks cardiovascular effort, recovery, and resting baseline over time; SpO2 indicates how well the blood is being oxygenated, relevant for respiratory health, altitude, and overnight sleep quality. Both tracked passively in the background — simply wear it and the data accumulates.

02Screenless Design — Looks Like Jewellery, Works Like a Sensor

No display means no glowing screen drawing attention during meetings or formal occasions; no notification interruptions; no tech aesthetic that clashes with professional or formal dress. The bracelet looks like a piece of wristwear — clean, understated, and compatible with contexts where a smartwatch would feel conspicuous. Health tracking that is invisible as a function while remaining visible as an accessory. Data is still there — accessible via the companion app when wanted.

03IP67 Waterproof — Wear It Everywhere Without Thinking About It

Protected against immersion up to 1 metre for 30 minutes — covering handwashing, rain, sweat, and light swimming without damage. No need to remove it before getting wet: it stays on during a shower, a swim, a run in the rain, or a gym session, and health monitoring continues uninterrupted. The IP67 rating removes the friction of water avoidance management that makes many wearables less practical as truly all-day devices.

047–14 Day Battery & Magnetic Charging — Charge Weekly, Wear All Month

Up to 14 days on a single charge — long enough that charging becomes a weekly or fortnightly habit rather than a daily task. The extended battery is directly enabled by the screenless design: without a display consuming power, battery resources go entirely to sensing and logging. Magnetic charging makes the process frictionless when it does happen — snap the cable on, charge for an hour or two, ready for another week.

Product Specifications

Health MonitoringContinuous Heart Rate · Blood Oxygen (SpO2)

DesignScreenless — Bracelet Form Factor

Water ResistanceIP67 — Up to 1m for 30 Minutes

ChargingMagnetic

Battery Life7–14 Days

Best ForEveryday Wear · Health Monitoring · Sleep Tracking · Discreet Fitness Tracking

In the Box1 × Screenless Smart Bracelet

Health data is accessed via the companion app on your smartphone — connect via Bluetooth and all accumulated heart rate and SpO2 data syncs to the app for review. Check the product documentation for the specific companion app name and download instructions.
The bracelet monitors continuously and stores data locally — it does not require a live Bluetooth connection to monitor. It simply needs to be within Bluetooth range of the paired phone periodically to sync accumulated data to the app.
Heart rate data is typically displayed as a continuous timeline (beats per minute over the day), with resting heart rate, peak heart rate, and average summaries. SpO2 shows average and minimum blood oxygen saturation, often broken down by time of day and overnight.
For sleep tracking: wear the bracelet overnight as normal — the same sensors continue monitoring during sleep. The app presents sleep data including duration, heart rate variability, and overnight SpO2 trends, useful for identifying sleep quality patterns over time.
Readings are indicative rather than clinically diagnostic. Consult a healthcare professional for medical interpretation of any readings that cause concern.

Sync the bracelet with the app at least once daily to prevent data being overwritten — the bracelet stores data locally and older data may be overwritten if the device fills its storage capacity before syncing.

Wear with the sensor side against the skin, approximately one finger-width above the wrist bone. Optical heart rate and SpO2 sensors require consistent skin contact — a loose or shifting bracelet produces less reliable data.
The bracelet should feel comfortable throughout the day and night — snug enough for the sensor to maintain contact, not tight enough to restrict circulation. Unlike a watch, there is no display to check, so overnight wearing comfort is a relevant consideration when setting the fit.
For the most accurate SpO2 readings, keep still for at least 30 seconds during a reading cycle — movement introduces optical noise that reduces accuracy. Resting readings (during sleep, or while sitting still) are typically the most accurate.
Clean the sensor on the underside periodically with a soft dry cloth — sweat and skin residue build-up on the sensor lens reduces reading accuracy over time. The most common cause of gradually declining reading consistency in optical wrist sensors.

Wearing the bracelet on the non-dominant wrist reduces sensor movement during daily activity and improves the consistency of both heart rate and SpO2 readings throughout the day.

Charge using the included magnetic charging cable — align the connector to the contacts on the bracelet and it snaps into position. No port to locate, no pressure required.
A full charge typically takes 1–2 hours. With up to 14 days of battery, a fortnightly or weekly routine is sufficient for continuous all-day and all-night wear without battery management during use.
IP67 waterproof — safe for handwashing, rain, sweat, and light swimming. Avoid high-pressure water (power showers, jets) or hot water (hot tubs, saunas), which can exceed IP67 conditions.
Clean the bracelet and strap with a soft damp cloth. Detach the strap periodically to clean underneath — sweat and skin oil accumulation under the strap can cause irritation with extended daily wear, particularly in warm weather.
Charge fully before first use and before any extended period where charging access will be limited.

For discreet health monitoring: If you want continuous heart rate and SpO2 data without wearing something that looks like a piece of technology, the screenless design is the specific answer to that specific problem. It reads as a bracelet in professional and formal contexts where a smartwatch would not.
For sleep tracking: No screen means no light disturbance overnight. The bracelet tracks heart rate and SpO2 during sleep with no notification interruptions and no display that glows when the wrist moves. The IP67 rating also means it does not need to be removed if you shower immediately after waking.
For active lifestyles: IP67 waterproofing and up to 14 days of battery mean the bracelet works through swim sessions, gym workouts, outdoor activity, and variable weather without needing to be removed or charged during the week. Continuous monitoring during activity accumulates trend data that is useful for recovery and fitness progression tracking.
For gifting: The screenless form factor and neutral bracelet aesthetic make this a more wearable gift than a conventional smartwatch for recipients who are health-conscious but style-aware. It works as a gift for someone who has declined smartwatches in the past because of how they look.

This bracelet is a consumer wellness device and not a medical device. Health readings are indicative and suitable for personal health awareness, not clinical diagnosis or medical decision-making.

Heart rate. SpO2. IP67. 14-day battery. No screen.

“Continuous health tracking, screenless design, IP67 waterproof, up to 14-day battery — the tracker you forget you’re wearing until you need the data.”

Heart Rate & SpO2 IP67 Waterproof 14-Day Battery