Gen 2

Yes this.I’m not married to the product like some. I am willing to try out the new Google Fitbit because it’s only $99.My original goal was just to have all the health data my Apple Watch gives me but without all the notifications and distractions. RingConn does a great job with this but the gen 2 b

I have the Gen 2 with the beta firmware. I get readings across a fairly large range, and I get similar with my BP Cuff too. I have been taking my BP daily for a few years, and it was easy to do the calibration. Now when I go back and look at my readings it has taken, I am more confused by the rating

Yeah, the plan section is pretty useless now. When it was first launched as part of UI 3.0, the AI Health Plan/Partner was incredibly useful and well thought out. Basically it monitored your metrics and weighed against your personal goals and then adjusted the goals automatically to nudge you toward

For both the Gen2 and Gen3 Headache alerts work OK. I'd say the ring has acknowledged about 75% of my headaches. In my experience, it's not great about predicting headaches. At best, I'm alerted in the early stages just before it truly starts to build. And honestly it gives me just enough time to dr

Based on your logic. Waking up at 6am from going to bed at 11pm and actually feeling good in the morning is not enough data to tell me the ring data is wrong when the ring scored my sleep at a 60. But on nights it claims have 85+ sleep score i wake up completely exhausted. You dont get it. the quest

I've have had Oura Ring Gen 3 Heritage(July 2024), Samsung Galaxy Ring(September 2024),RingConn Gen 2 Air(Aug. 2025), and RingConn Gen 2(December 2025). Every one of them suffers steep battery degradation after just a couple months. I love the idea of tracking my health and still being able to wear