New Delhi, July 1 -- Women-focused wearables have moved far beyond basic fitness bands. In 2025, Indian and global brands are building devices tailored for real-world needs, tracking reproductive health, boosting safety on commutes, and helping women manage productivity on the go. The shift is personal, practical, and long overdue.

Devices like the Ultrahuman Ring AIR and Peri AI Health Tracker now offer menstrual tracking, perimenopause insights, ovulation predictions, and mood-based activity guidance.

Indian brands are stepping up too. Noise Luna Ring 2.0 combines skin temperature monitoring with AI-driven period prediction. Garmin Lily 2 and Samsung Galaxy Watch6 deliver sleep coaching, continuous heart rate tracking, hydration alert...