Pebble, once a leader in smartwatches, is making a comeback with new wearables, including the Pebble Core Duo 2 and Core Time 2. However, the standout product is the Index 01, a ring designed solely for capturing voice notes. Unlike typical smart rings that track health metrics and sync with smartphones, the Index 01 focuses on one function: recording audio. It features a Bluetooth radio, a microphone, and a single physical button for recording. This simplicity aims to deliver high reliability. The Index 01 is designed to be worn on the index finger, allowing users to easily press the button with their thumb. It records only when the button is depressed, ensuring no accidental recordings. Users can expect an impressive battery life, with the ring capable of recording for about 12 to 14 hours on a single charge. The integrated battery is estimated to last for around two years if users record 10 to 20 short notes daily. After that, instead of recharging, the ring can be sent back for recycling when the battery runs out. During the preorder phase, the Index 01 will cost $75, increasing to $99 afterward. This pricing strategy positions it as an affordable alternative to more complex smart rings that often come with higher costs and frequent charging needs. The focus on a single, reliable function could appeal to those who want a straightforward way to capture thoughts without the distractions that come with more multifunctional devices.