Gen 2

All rechargeable batteries are essential disposable. It won’t matter what you get. What does matter is the rated cycle counts of the battery and how replaceable they are which no smart ring is transparent about. Personally I believe they are just e waste be it the tiny low cycle count batteries or n

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

RingConn Gen 2. Dies in 2 days. Didn't happen slowly just happened overnight. Resets don't help.

I run the Galaxy Ring sub too, and can't recommend. I was lucky to get to 11 months, but there was a whole lot of trouble getting warranty service that pushed out beyond 12 months...and they ultimately issued a refund. I replaced with another (at a steep discount), but unless paired with a Galaxy Wa

For that job, I would be careful treating any smart ring like a true work ring, ngl. I work better with wearables when I separate health tracking from abuse, and irrigation pipes, dirt, impacts, and constant water are exactly where coatings and sensors can get beat up. If you want no subscription an

My RingConn Gen 2 battery lasted 6 months. Ringconn sent me a new Ring which has been great! Unfortunately, my Ringconn Gen 2 slid off my finger due to weight loss. My wife’s Gen 2 is barely usable, battery lasted about 13-14 months. It now, will no longer hold a charge. I am considering the Circul

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

My Gen 2 Air just kicked the bucket. Over the last 2 weeks, it went from 5 days battery life with a charge to 80% to not being able to last 24 hours with a 100% charge. This is my 3rd RingConn, and all 3had battery issues. Original Gen 1 lasted 1 year, then dropped off a cliff. Got a warranty replac

2 months into my RingConn gen2 air. So far it's very meh. I miss the Oura app and my old Oura was much more reliable in data. The cons were that it was a complete piece of crap that had to be replaced 3 times. So, my vote is to find a third option

My gen 2 ring has been dying for a while (worn battery) but I like that this app gives me a more realistic estimate to dead. The RingConn app will claim like 9d until dead while your app will tell me it’ll die in like 7 hrs. So much nicer having something more realistic. Sadly when it finally dies a