Gen 2

I have had my RingConn gen 2 for 11 months and have had no issues with it. I am probably going to upgrade to the gen 3 whenever it releases as well. My battery still holds for a good 10 days and the mobile charger seems like it’s magical because I’ve probably charged it twice total, maybe 3 times bu

You've got hit with the battery bug... repeatedly. The thing to note is this issue isn't exclusive with RingConn. While users are still trying to figure out how to minimize getting impacted by it, but I'd start by looking at your charging patterns. Keeping the ring between 20 and 70% charge should b

My vote as a Gen 3 Heritage to Gen 4 (And RingConn Gen 1 to Gen 2) wearer, Oura Gen 4 is not an evolutionary change. With Oura, worn side by side, there was no measurable difference in data gathered or battery life between Gen 3 and Gen 4. Their change was almost exclusively design and aesthetic. Wi

If you purchased directly from RingConn’s website, or from the RingConn store on Amazon, they can confirm your purchase date and send you a free replacement if it’s been less than a year from your purchase date. If you bought on Amazon, you may need to provide them the Amazon order number. My Gen 2

Great summary! Thanks for sharing. I just got a RingConn Gen 2 and so far so good - day 2. 😂 I wear it alongside my Apple Watch Ultra 3 throughout the day, but I take the ring off during workouts, except for activities like running or walking, and wear just the ring for sleep tracking at night. I tr

Habe mich entschieden nicht zu kaufen. Warte erstmal auf den RingConn Gen3. Habe ja schon Gen1 und Gen2 gehabt. Gen1 eingetauscht bei Verkaufsstart Gen2. Gen 2 wurde mir nach 14 Monaten im Krankenhaus vom Finger geschnitten nachdem ich eine Entzündung am Ringfinger hatte und dieser ganz dick geschwo

While Galaxy Ring 1 is not one that I can recommend unless you pair with a Galaxy Watch, a solid release window for Galaxy Ring 2 remains elusive. RingConn Gen 3 and Ultrahuman Ring Pro both look promising, but as with Oura, current generations of all major brands were effected by early degradation

We have 4 UH rings in the family, only had an issue with one regarding battery drain. I also have had oura and RingConn gen 2. I like the UH app the best. Especially since they recently updated it. Gives a lot of useful info. I don’t think any of them are super accurate but just to be used as a base

I moved over from an Apple Watch. You’ll loose connectedness (win) and accuracy, but you’ll gain passive tracking for days at a time without constant alerts and something to manage / think about / charge as often. I look at it more as directional vs accurate the way my Apple Watch was, but it’s clos

We have 4 in the family, actually 5 if you count my brother in law. No real issues to speak of. My wife’s battery dies super fast after 2 years but that’s really been the only thing. I really like the app compared to the RingConn gen 2 I had.