Gen 3 Smart Ring

I was a big believer in RingConn until about the 14 month mark of ring ownership. Now my ring lasts maybe 3 days after a full charge. I used to only charge it to 80% to reduce battery degradation but it seems like it has made no difference. These ring batteries don’t last and you’re left with paying

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

Keep in mind that you may have to take this thing off every time you charge it, unless it comes with a customized charger to fit that shape. And it sounds like my situation is fairly common—after a year, the battery is shot and you have to charge it every 2-3 days for it to function. I’m not saying

I’m entering the same boat. Backer from early days. My suspicion is that they want to do what Apple does with IP68 water rating. Phone and watch last 30 minutes under 50m of water. But real world water: phone and watch do not last 3 seconds in 30cm water. Equate: RingConn lasts 14 days. But that’s f

I'm moving to the Google Fitbit Air. Already pre-ordered. $99 and likely WAY better fitness tracking and data. The nice thing about the new Google Health app is that, at least on iOS, it will PULL from Apple Health, which means it will pull the sleeping data from RingConn if you sync with Apple Heal

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

I currently have the Oura Gen 4, UH, and RC Gen 2. I’ve done my comparison to the Apple Watch Ultra 2. Like you I mainly use mine for sleep tracking. App wise Ultrahuman has the best app, followed by Oura. I am not a fan on the Ring Conn app. It does have a lot of data but the presentation needs imp

Despite what many claim, this is not about immaturity of the technology - or even inferior manufacturing of the rings themselves. It's fundamentally about one thing...the batteries from a shared supply chain. Before about 16 months ago, the major brands would last 1.5-2yrs. Something happened with t

It's a general issue with smart rings, unfortunately. I've tried an Amazfit Helio Ring that barely lasted 2.5 days from the get go. My first Oura Gen 3 died within a few months. I've been using the replacement ring for 2.5 years and still get 3.5 days out of it. Not great but acceptable. The Gen 4 s

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