Deepinder Goyal’s Temple wearable at Rs 85,000: How to pre-order the brain-monitoring gadget, features, colours and delivery details

Deepinder Goyal, the Zomato/Eternal founder, has launched a wearable called Temple priced at Rs 85,000, according to ET Now. The device is being marketed as a brain-monitoring gadget, available for pre-order in multiple colours, with delivery details reportedly shared alongside the launch. As with any wearable that sits on or close to your body for extended periods, the arrival of a premium brain-tracking device is worth a second look — not just for what it measures, but for what it means to wear a connected, likely wireless, sensor-packed gadget near your head on a daily basis.

Why This Matters for Health-Conscious Families

We don't yet have detailed specs on Temple's wireless radios, battery, or how frequently it transmits data — and we won't speculate beyond what's been reported. But it's a useful reminder for parents and homebuyers who are already mindful of EMF exposure: any wearable that connects via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi adds another small radiofrequency source into your daily environment, on top of phones, routers, and smart home devices. The general physics principle holds true regardless of the gadget — EMF exposure decreases significantly with distance, so how close a device sits to your skin, and how long you wear it, matters more than the device's price tag or branding.

For families already trying to manage their household's overall EMF footprint, a new category of close-contact wearables is one more thing to factor in alongside the everyday appliances and devices already in the home. If you're building out a lower-EMF household routine, it often starts with the basics: the air you breathe, the tools you use on your body, and the materials in your walls. Our guide to low-EMF air purifiers covers how to keep indoor air clean without adding unnecessary electromagnetic emissions, while our breakdown of low-EMF hair dryers looks at a surprisingly high-EMF daily habit many people overlook. For homebuyers thinking bigger-picture about shielding a space from external sources like cell towers, our EMF shielding paint guide explains what the technology can and can't do.

What You Can Do Now

Until more technical details about Temple's emissions and connectivity are public, the sensible approach is the same one that applies to any new wearable: check manufacturer specs for wireless standards and transmission frequency, consider airplane-mode or low-power settings when constant connectivity isn't needed, and weigh how much skin contact and daily wear time the device actually requires. As these higher-end, always-on wearables become more common, health-conscious families will likely want to apply the same scrutiny they already give to routers, baby monitors, and smart appliances.

Originally reported by ET Now