Sleep
7:21last night
Deep · Light · REM · Awake
And no — it is not a watch
Track everything. For free.
Medical-grade sensing. Zero subscription.
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Sleek, understated, and built to disappear on the wrist.
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What it tracks
Everything your body does while you get on with it
Twelve signals from one sensor stack on the underside of your wrist. Four of them arrive whether you remember to ask or not.
All day, without being asked
04
Recovery
68ms · variability
Rested enough to push
Steps and distance
8,140steps
6.2 km on foot
Women’s health
Cycle · Ovulation · Pregnancy
And whenever you ask it
08Electrocardiogram
72bpm · sinus rhythm
A single-lead reading from the wrist in thirty seconds, on a Goodix 3228T. Not a diagnosis — a record you can hand to someone who can make one.
Blood pressure
118/76mmHg
Blood oxygen
98%
Blood components
Blood glucose · Blood lipids · Uric acid
Body temperature
36.6°C · at the skin
MET
9.4metabolic equivalent
Stress
21low
Body composition
Muscle · Water · Fat · Bone
All twelve are in the band and the app on the day it arrives. Nothing here is a paid tier, and nothing switches off later.
Choose a finishECG
Read your own heart
A Goodix 3228T on the underside takes a single-lead ECG from the wrist in thirty seconds. No chest strap, no clinic, no appointment.
68
HRV · milliseconds
Heart rate & HRV
Recovery, not guesswork
Continuous heart rate and variability, sampled through the night, turned into one number that tells you whether today is a day to push or a day to rest.
98%
Blood oxygen
SpO₂
Every breath, all night
A PD2325 optical array watches blood oxygen while you sleep and flags the dips most people never find out about.
7:21
Sleep · last night
Sleep
Four stages, every night
Light, deep, REM and awake — plus a 3 ATM rating and a 250 mAh cell, so it stays on your wrist in the shower and for weeks between charges.
One ordinary Tuesday
One day. Everything it noticed.
No training block. No health scare. No reason to look. Just a Tuesday you have already forgotten — and the eleven moments the band wrote down while you got on with it.
Awake before the alarm
Your eyes opened at 06:42. The band had been working since the night before, and it already had a number waiting for you.
HRV68 msovernight average
The alarm you did not need
It went anyway, on your wrist, silently. Nobody else in the room moved. The band has no screen and no speaker, so a buzz is the whole of it — which is the point.
Alarmsilentset in the app
Thirty seconds at the kitchen counter
Finger on the case, kettle getting loud. A single-lead ECG takes about as long as the toast.
ECG30 ssingle lead · Goodix 3228T
The inbox opened
You had not stood up, walked anywhere or lifted a thing. Your body filed it as effort anyway.
Stress31 → 74sitting perfectly still
Two buzzes you did not have to check
A call from a number you know, and a message from one you do not. You chose in the app which apps are allowed this far; everything else waited on the phone in your bag.
Notificationscalls · messagesyou pick which apps
The two o’clock nothing
Post-lunch, mid-spreadsheet, half-listening to a call. You took a reading because the app was open, not because anything was wrong.
SpO₂97%spot reading
A tap for the glass on your desk
Water at three, the tablet you keep forgetting at half past. You set the times once, months ago, and the band has handled every day since without being asked again.
Reminderswater · medicineevery day, unprompted
The session you nearly skipped
Forty-one minutes. It logged all of them, including the four you spent in the car deciding.
Heart rate162 bpm peak41 min
Once around the block
Twenty minutes after dinner, no route, no reason, no one watching. Variability climbed the whole way home.
HRV54 → 71 mstwenty minutes
Phone down, lights off
You put the phone on the side table at 22:51. The band knows exactly how long it took after that.
Asleep in14 minlight → deep
Midnight
The part you will not remember
The deepest stretch of the night, an hour and three-quarters of it, with blood oxygen sampled the whole way through. You were not there for any of it. It was.
Deep sleep1 h 46 mof 7 h 21 m
The optical array, working the 3 a.m. shift You did nothing special today
That is the entire point. The band is worth wearing on the days you would never think to measure — no chest strap, no clinic appointment, no fee waiting at the end of the month.
The metrics above are the ones this band records. The Tuesday is an illustration, not anyone’s data.
Watch the film
See it move
Pick a mode, not a guess
Built for whatever you actually do
Start a session and it logs as the thing you were doing, not as generic movement. There are over 120 modes — a longer list than the sports you have any intention of taking up.
- Running
- Cycling
- Swimming
- Yoga
- Rowing
- Hiking
- Football
- Badminton
- Skipping
- HIIT
- Walking
- Strength
- Cricket
- Basketball
- Treadmill
- Dance
- Elliptical
- Climbing
A sample of the 120+ sport modes.
Durability
Nothing on it is precious
Four parts decide whether a band is still on your wrist in a year — the seal, the cell, the strap and the radio. Here they are, with numbers.
3 ATMRain is not an event
A 30-metre static-pressure rating. Sweat, a downpour and a hand under the tap are nothing to it.
250 mAhOne cell, one magnet
A 250 mAh cell inside a 10.6 mm case — around 25 to 30 days of use, and 60 or more on standby. It charges off a magnet that finds its own alignment, so there is no socket on the band to fill with sweat.
150–260 mmFits the wrist you have
One 260 mm strap, adjustable from a 150 mm wrist to a 260 mm one. Nothing to size at checkout.
5.3
Pairs with the phone you own
Bluetooth 5.3, to Android 8.0 and above or iOS 13.0 and above. You pair it once, from the G band app.
3 ATM is a static-pressure rating, not a diving rating. It does not cover hot water, steam or the sea.
Alarms, calls and reminders
Three things it tells you, with no screen to look at
The band has no display — nothing to wake up, nothing to read, nothing to drain. What reaches you is a buzz on the wrist, at a moment you set in the app.
Alarm
Wakes you, not the room
Set the time in the app and the band wakes you on the wrist. No noise, no lit screen, and nobody else in the room wakes with you.
Calls and messages
You feel it before you look
Your phone rings in a bag two rooms away and the band buzzes. Choose in the app which apps are allowed to reach you — the rest stay where they are until you pick the phone up.
Health reminders
Water, medicine, and standing up
Set the times once. The band nudges you to drink, to take what you are meant to take, and to get out of the chair, every day, without you having to remember any of it.
All three are set in the G band app and run on the band itself, so they still reach you when your phone is on silent, face down, or in another room.
The app
All of it, on day one
Pair the band once with G band and every screen is already there — the day’s rings, the ECG trace, the shape of last night. Nothing is being held back for a plan you have not bought.
Nothing unlocks later
Because nothing is locked. Every reading the sensors take is on your phone the moment they take it, on the first morning and on the four-hundredth.
There is no tier above this one
No upgrade screen, no trial that quietly ends. You paid for the band. The app costs nothing today and nothing later.
The data is yours to take
Export the lot whenever you like and put the file where you want it — your doctor, your spreadsheet, somewhere else entirely. Close the account and it leaves with you.
Screenshots of G band on an iPhone. The readings in them are whatever the band recorded that day, not a mock-up.
Tech specs
What is inside
- Model
- KR96
- Display
- None — the band has no screen
- Case size
- 42.3 × 28.3 × 10.6 mm
- Case material
- Zinc alloy, plastic and stainless steel
- Straps
- Braided or silicone
- Fits wrists
- 150–260 mm
- Strap length
- 260 mm
- Water resistance
- 3 ATM
- Battery
- 250 mAh
- Endurance
- 25–30 days in use · 60+ days on standby
- Charging
- Magnetic, two-pin
- ECG chip
- Goodix 3228T, sampled at 500 Hz
- Optical sensors
- PD2325 + GH3228T
- Motion sensor
- DA267 accelerometer
- Bluetooth
- 5.3
- Sport modes
- 120+
- App
- G band
- Compatibility
- Android 8.0 and above · iOS 13.0 and above
- In the box
- Band, magnetic charging cable, manual
Before you pay
The last three questions
What actually turns up at your door, whether it will close on your wrist, and honest answers to the rest of it.
The TALVER Band
One band, in the finish you picked. Strap already fitted, 260 mm end to end.
The magnetic charging cable
It snaps onto the back of the case on its own. Nothing to line up, and no open port to keep water out of.
The paperwork
A quick-start card with the pairing steps, and the printed documentation that ships with the band.
That is the whole box. No spare strap, no travel case, no dongle — we would rather not charge you for things you did not ask for.
Small enough that it disappears under a shirt cuff, and 10.6 mm thick, which is the number most people are really asking about.
The strap closes on wrists from 150 mm to 260 mmaround. If you have never measured, wrap a tailor’s tape — or a strip of paper and a ruler — around your wrist just past the bone, snug but not tight, and read the millimetres.
Wrist circumference · millimetres
That closes. Anything from 150 mm to 260 mm does.
Outside that range the strap simply will not sit right, and no amount of goodwill from us will change it — measure before you order.
If your question is not here, ask it before you pay rather than after. We would rather talk you out of the wrong purchase.
Email care@talver.inIs this a medical device?
No. TALVER is a consumer wellness band, not a certified medical device. The single-lead ECG reads a signal from your wrist — it does not diagnose, detect or rule out any condition, and neither does anything else in the app. Nothing it shows you replaces a doctor, a clinic ECG, or advice you have already been given. If something feels wrong, see a doctor, not a band.
Is there a subscription?
No, and there is no plan to add one. Every feature is in the band and the app from the day it arrives. There is no tier above the one you bought and nothing switches off later, because there is nothing to stop paying.
Will it work with my phone?
Android 8.0 and above, or iOS 13.0 and above, over Bluetooth 5.3. The app is called G band. Anything older will not pair, so it is worth checking your phone’s version before you order rather than after the box arrives.
Can I wear it in the shower, or swim in it?
It is rated 3 ATM. Hand-washing, rain, a shower and a swim in a pool are all within that. Diving, high-pressure jets and water sports are not, and we would keep it out of steam rooms and hot water — heat and soap are harder on a seal than water is.
How does it charge, and how long does it last?
The magnetic cable in the box snaps onto the back of the case — there is no port. The cell is 250 mAh, which the manufacturer rates at 25 to 30 days of use and 60 or more on standby. The honest answer is that it depends on how often you run an ECG and overnight blood oxygen, and we would rather you measure your own month than trust a number printed on a page.
Can I get my data out?
Yes. Your readings export from the app, and they stay yours. We do not sell them, and we do not hold them behind an account you have to keep paying to open.
What if it does not fit, or I do not get on with it?
Send it back within 7 days, no questions asked. That covers the wrist that turned out to be 270 mm as well as the change of mind. Use the scale above first, though — a return neither of us needed is a week of everybody’s time.
₹5,999
Free delivery across India · 7-day returns · no subscription, ever
The part nobody mentions
They charge you monthly
Whoop
≈ ₹2,000 / month, indefinitely
Oura
≈ ₹600 / month, on top of the ring
TALVER
₹0 / month, forever
Every feature is in the band and the app from the day it arrives. There is no tier above the one you bought, and nothing switches off if you stop paying — because there is nothing to stop paying.