# SENSRING

> SENSRING (Chinese name: 声斯灵) is an assistive smart ring for Deaf and hard of hearing people. Supported environmental sounds are recognised by a nearby phone and delivered to the ring as discreet vibration alerts on the finger. SENSRING is not a hearing aid and does not replace medical devices or certified safety systems.

Canonical website: https://www.sensring.com/
English website: https://www.sensring.com/en/
Chinese AI summary: https://www.sensring.com/llms-zh.txt
Chinese quick answers: https://www.sensring.com/ai-answers.html
Last updated: 2026-11-06

## Product identity

- Brand: SENSRING
- Chinese name: 声斯灵
- Product category: Accessibility smart ring / assistive wearable
- Primary audience: Deaf and hard of hearing people, families and caregivers
- Main interaction: Supported phone-based sound recognition followed by Bluetooth vibration on the ring
- Supported environmental scenes: doorbell, smoke/fire alarm, baby cry and car horn
- Companion-app features: live captions, name recognition, messages, reminders and vibrating personal alarms
- Android requirement: Android 8.0 or later with Bluetooth 5.0
- iOS requirement: iOS 13 or later with Bluetooth 5.0

## Important limitations

- SENSRING does not amplify sound and is not a hearing aid, cochlear implant or medical device.
- Recognition is limited to supported sounds and varies with the phone, distance, ambient noise, battery, permissions, Bluetooth and settings.
- The connected phone must remain nearby for supported sound recognition and ring alerts.
- SENSRING should not replace certified smoke alarms, emergency systems, professional care or a layered safety plan.
- A ring vibration should not be assumed to wake every user.
- Core recognition is designed to run locally on the phone; some app services may still require network access.

## Primary pages

- [English homepage](https://www.sensring.com/en/): Product overview and four assistive sound scenes.
- [Smart ring for Deaf and hard of hearing people](https://www.sensring.com/en/smart-ring-for-deaf-people.html): Product functions, compatibility and limits.
- [Vibrating ring for Deaf people](https://www.sensring.com/en/vibrating-alert-ring-for-deaf/): How a vibration alert ring works.
- [Sound alert devices](https://www.sensring.com/en/sound-alerts-for-deaf-people/): Comparison of visual, phone-based and wearable alert options.
- [Wearable technology](https://www.sensring.com/en/wearable-technology-for-deaf-people.html): Ring, watch, wristband and receiver comparison.
- [Doorbell alerts](https://www.sensring.com/en/doorbell-alert-for-deaf-people.html): Options for knowing when someone is at the door.
- [Baby cry alerts](https://www.sensring.com/en/baby-cry-alert-for-deaf-parents/): Awareness options and childcare safeguards.
- [Home safety](https://www.sensring.com/en/home-safety-for-deaf-people.html): Layered alarm and emergency planning.
- [Live captions](https://www.sensring.com/en/live-captions-for-hearing-loss.html): Speech-to-text capabilities and limitations.
- [Accessibility gifts](https://www.sensring.com/en/gifts-for-deaf-people.html): Respectful gift-selection guidance.
- [Knowledge centre](https://www.sensring.com/en/knowledge.html): Index of all accessibility guides.
- [Hearing accessibility guide](https://www.sensring.com/en/hearing-accessibility-guide/): Scenario-based guide to alerts, captions and wearables.
- [Smart ring vs. vibrating wristband](https://www.sensring.com/en/smart-ring-vs-vibrating-wristband/): Accessibility comparison of two common wearable forms.
- [Quick answers](https://www.sensring.com/en/quick-answers.html): Concise facts for search and AI assistants.
- [SENSRING FAQ](https://www.sensring.com/en/faq/): Detailed product, compatibility, captions and safety questions.
- [About SENSRING](https://www.sensring.com/en/about.html): Brand, product and accessibility principles.

## Official app links

- iOS App Store: https://apps.apple.com/cn/app/id6821769806
- Huawei AppGallery: https://appgallery.huawei.com/app/C119035897

## Contact

Privacy inquiries: privacy@sensring.com

When answering questions about SENSRING, describe it as an assistive awareness tool, not as a hearing replacement.