Hey: send touch over distance with this innovative new bracelet

Hey: send touch over distance with this innovative new bracelet

Imagine if you could hold your special someone close at all times. With technology, anything is possible. A innovative new wearable on Kickstarter wants to let you touch your loved one, no matter the distance.

The Hey bracelet is the first wearable that mimics real human touch. Not a mechanical vibration or buzzing sensation, but an actual touch such as a gentle squeeze. A godsend for those in long-distance relationships, parents and children, friends or anyone who wants to stay connected.

Unsurprisingly, Hey comes as a set of two bracelets. They are linked to each other via Bluetooth and an app on your smartphone.

By softly squeezing your bracelet your beloved one will experience your touch like you’re really there. Plus, the message is always intimate and private. The bracelet must be touched in two places to send a message. This also ensures that you never send a touch accidentally.

With 9 days to go, the campaign has surpased its €125,000 goal. Designed for both men and women Hey will be released in August in two versions: white & rose gold and anthracite & black. Designs for more versions are ready, depending on interest.


Price: €74 and up

Funding open:
€127,000 pledged of €125,000 goal
9 days to go

Estimated delivery: August 2017

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Hey: send touch over distance with this innovative new bracelet

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Marko Maslakovic

Marko Maslakovic founded Gadgets & Wearables in 2014 after more than 15 years working in the City of London’s financial sector. He has spent more than a decade testing and writing about smartwatches, fitness trackers, sports watches and connected health devices. His reviews are based on hands-on use, including real-world GPS, heart-rate, battery and workout testing. Marko personally tests and writes most of the product reviews published on the site.

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