Valentine’s Day gift: From boAt Smart ring to Echo Show 8, check out the top tech gadgets
Valentine's Day gift: Valentine's week has finally arrived and that means these 7 days will be filled with love, gifts, chocolates and roses! However, to make your Valentine's Day even more special and memorable, gift your partner a useful tech gadget that they can keep as a token of love and appreciation. If you are looking for Valentine's Day gift ideas then we have got you covered. We have compiled a list of the best tech gadgets that are available in the market. These are useful and premium products that will excite your partner, making it a perfect Valentine's Day gift. Check out this list of top tech gadgets below and note that these products are available at hugely discounted prices.
The boAT smart ring is made of a premium ceramic build which ensures durability and a comfortable wearing experience. The ring comes with Smart Touch Control technology which enables users to control music playback, snap pictures, and effortlessly navigate through social media apps like Instagram and Facebook. It features a 6-axis motion sensor for effortless usage. The boAt smart ring comes with an activity-tracking feature that monitors your daily movements and progress. It also monitors Heart Rate, Blood Oxygen, sleep, temperature and more.
It is a smart speaker with an 8-inch HD display and works with an “Alexa” prompt. It also features a 13 MP camera which you can use to make video calls through the contacts on the Alexa app or Echo Show devices. It provides hands-free music control and can play music from various apps such as Amazon Prime Music, Spotify, JioSaavn, Gaana, and Apple Music. Users can also watch movies on the device and monitor their home on the Alexa app. The Echo Show 8 can be used to control lights, ACs, security cameras, TVs, geysers and more. Users can also ask Alexa to set reminders and timers.
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