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

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

I literally bought the Gen 2 because I knew RingConn was working on the BP in March. So now I’ve wasted my money?

In terms of insights, I have a history with Oura (5 years) and Whoop (2 years 2022-2024) and consider both valuable for different reasons, and in fact I have nice things to say about most of them: Oura: I love Symptom Radar, its ability to draw on changes in respiratory rate and body temperature to

You're already in the Garmin system and are familiar with Connect and the overall "look and feel". It seems that the Cirqa would be a natural. In a simplified comparison, a screenless device is just another way to package a ring. One consideration, however, is the price. Granted, cost and value are

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

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

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

I understand where you’re coming from, especially regarding consumerism. I don’t like the idea of disposable electronics either.My point is simply that we should separate an actual defect from the current limitations of this product category.My logic when I bought the Gen 3 was pretty simple. I’m in

The battery issue is a common problem as it comes to ring conn. I’ve got ring conn gen 2 and once they replaced my ring to the new one because of the battery usage. And after two months of this replacement the battery was broken again. They offered me a replacement again but I refused - after a long