R02

it's a scam. The ring is a cheap colmi variant, the measurement of bp is a false claim for most of the rings in general, but for that one especially. There are very, very few rings with cuffless bp measurements and no colmi ring is among them.

I mean, there are cheaper rings out there. J-style rings, colmi ring, clone rings of j-style, whatever. They are cheaper - but quality of sensors seems to be poorer on them, and support quite often is non-existent.

None of the Colmi rings are accurate with regularity, but even a broken clock is right twice a day. The sensors that go into the Colmi rings (and other clones) are so outdated that they no longer have any real commercial value...which is why the rings are so cheap. The high DOA rate and short life o

As with all of the rest of the rings on this list, the Haale and Haale II are "white label" rings that have been licensed from China...in other words, a "clone." Clones are not copies, they are the same, identical devices. The specific device may vary with the examples above, but I will specify here

I would like to know too, I am currently using the Colmi Rings R9. Tracks well but the app is not good deletes data and cannot change or add sleep and menstrual data.

I have a Colmi R02. Battery lasts 3 maybe 4 days. Activity and Sleep tracking is OK. Less accurate than Huawei Band (which is less accurate than Apple Watch). Ring is bulky and leaves an indent on my fingers. Also fingers unable to close together when straight. For the cheap purchase cost it is defi