Gen 2

Yeah, me too. Ring is only a year old. Its a replacement after the original ring (backer edition) wouldnt charge after "Voltage" issues. Reached out to support and they just told me they know, its their fault and the ring is defective but my warranty expired and they wont replace it. So now it'll "c

Both my Oura Gen 4 and RingConn Gen 2 died at 6 months and were replaced under warranty. The only reason that Oura Gen 4s shorter than normal (16-20months) doesn't have as much visibility is because of more aggressive moderation of issues across social media platforms. With that, I think you have th

Hey I’m going through a similar thing. I had mine for about a year and then randomly it started not charging properly and dying really fast. I contacted the support team and they were actually really helpful, they organised a replacement for me (different colour and size which I preferred too). I’m

If it were in the UK I’d be all over it with the small but important updates. As of now the Gen 2 works perfectly and does what I need it to do. It’s a shame RingConn don’t have a UK representative to sell their products. Coming from a background in UK and European sales if they were looking for a U

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

I thought about this too but decided to go for the Gen2 now. You never want a product right at release (at least I don’t) because of all the bugs they still have to patch. I think the earliest I would be getting it would be in like 7 months; and RingConn has trade in options

They’ll exchange it for you for free. Just contact RingConn. The Apple Watch and ring aren’t really competitors. People get the ring usually cause they don’t want to wear a smart watch around. Of course the watch will it better but it’s also a lot bigger and obvious than a ring.

GENERAL EXPERIENTIAL COMMENTARY ON THE RINGCONN PRODUCT. RingConn is definitely made in Shenzen in China and marketed through their HK office. • I have had one of the first – when originally sold through Kickstarter and in those Gen 1 early days I did indeed need to contact RingConn – as the battery

A bit off on the "infancy" stage. Smart Rings have been around for over 10 years now. Oura Gen 1 launched March 2015, Motiv with the first in a traditional ring format in 2017. The problem right now is that the increased demand has resulted in the battery supplier pushing lower quality batteries...t

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