As we already knew from last month's first look, the band lets users control other Wyze devices (and will work with future products, too). It comes with Alexa built in, so you can control other stuff around the house, plus a high resolution (120 x 240) AMOLED touch screen, a 10-day battery life, a phone finder function and water resistance of up to 50 meters for 10 minutes. There's also sleep and a heart-rate tracking functions, too.

Also launching today is the Wyze Scale, a smart body composition analyzer that measures body fat, lean body mass, heart rate and other metrics. It's compatible with Apple Health and Google Fit right out of the box, with Fitbit and Samsung Health support coming soon. You don't have to use it with an app, as it'll display relevant data on its own screen and comes with auto-recognition and syncing for up to eight users, although it can also take one-off measurements for unlimited guests.

Like the company's security camera, the Wyze Band and Wyze Scale are budget friendly at $25 and $20, respectively. Early access sales will be available in the Wyze app and via Wyze.com, with general sales extending to Amazon.com a month later. As previously noted, however, they could be a more challenging sell for Wyze following its major data breach last year.