Gen 2

I secretly love it.

My son is just starting his freshman year in High School this year. He has struggled with obstructive sleep apnea and is fighting with his CPAP machine nightly. This causes him to sleep through his alarm(s), so he wakes up late and has frequently missed his school bus. When this

This is from claude. Index and middle finger are usually grouped together as the strong tier for accuracy specifically — both have thicker, more accessible blood vessels and thinner skin than the ring finger, giving the PPG sensor a cleaner optical signal. The ring finger's vessels are a bit smaller

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

That was one of the biggest factors in deciding to get a RingConn. On another note(because several other people mentioned it), I’m not sure what Oura’s sleep info looks like but I’m perfectly happy with the RingConn graph that breaks down light, deep and REM. I think it’s very detailed. I can see ex

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

Above your price target ($200) but I'm very pleased with my new RingConn. The app is free, the ring is comfortable and the data seems accurate. I like how they present the data and the sleep monitoring is slick. Has lasted over a week betweem charging easily. I ditched the watches long ago because I

Owned oura for 2 years, then decided to switch to Ringconn since technology has caught up a bit and I'm sick and tired of paying for subscriptions. The transition to ring conn wasn't the greatest as I did love the user friendliness and overall app experience of Oura. However, the data is so similar

Nice to know, I wasn’t sure if it was simply missing accuracy but I think you might be right particularly since this is my second RingConn Gen2 and both had the same results so it might actually recognize a real problem

For the first option, rechargeable. I honestly don't think it would be that bad for a couple reasons. First, battery life on smart rings that sense things on a regular interval has gotten very good. My RingConn Gen 2 lasts me a little over a week at a middling ring size. Replacing the Sp0², heart ra

Despite their marketing, Oura has never been the king at sleep...and stress has never been accurate. Meanwhile, RingConn has had 24/7 stress measurement from Gen 1 on, and sleep and nap tracking has always been better as it does not force an inflexible 8-10hr model at night. This gives RingConn an o