Lumee Scroll
A ring that runs your phone from across the room.
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- Scroll up/down and page left/right
- Center button acts as camera shutter or play/pause
- Works with iPhone and Android, no app required
- Rechargeable battery
What you'll use it for
Scroll without touching
Up and down move the page. Left and right turn it. Works in anything that scrolls — recipes, books, sheet music, feeds.
A real shutter button
The center button fires your camera from a distance, so you get to be in the group photo instead of running back from the tripod.
iPhone and Android
It pairs like a Bluetooth keyboard, which is why it works on both and needs no app.
Rechargeable
One charge lasts through a long stretch of daily use. No coin cells to hunt down.
How it works
Your phone thinks it's a keyboard, which is why it works everywhere.
- 1
Pair it
Hold the center button, then pick Lumee Scroll in your phone's Bluetooth settings. Nothing to install.
- 2
Wear it
Slip it on your index finger with the buttons under your thumb, or set it down beside you.
- 3
Press
Up and down scroll. Left and right page. Center takes the photo, or plays and pauses.
Where a free hand matters
The kitchen, the gym, the tripod, the bedside.
Specifications
- Connection
- Bluetooth, pairs as a keyboard
- Controls
- Scroll up/down, page left/right, center press
- Center button
- Camera shutter, play/pause, like
- Compatibility
- iPhone and Android
- Power
- Rechargeable battery
- Wear
- Ring, fits over the index finger
Presents itself as a Bluetooth keyboard, so it works in any app without permissions or an SDK. Some third-party camera apps map the center press to volume-up rather than shutter — which usually also takes the photo.
What's in the box
- Lumee Scroll ring
- Charging cable
- Setup card
Buy a few
One for the kitchen, one in the gym bag, one that lives with the tripod.
Questions
No. It pairs as a Bluetooth keyboard, which is why it works in apps we've never heard of. There's nothing to install and nothing collecting data.