Gen 3 Smart Ring

I have had my RingConn gen 2 for 11 months and have had no issues with it. I am probably going to upgrade to the gen 3 whenever it releases as well. My battery still holds for a good 10 days and the mobile charger seems like it’s magical because I’ve probably charged it twice total, maybe 3 times bu

$30/yr isn’t too steep for coverage but I opted out because they seem pretty honorable about replacing faulty rings. IMO if you’re buying a $200+ smart ring and it doesn’t last a year they should replace it. I know better than most that LiPo batteries are low quality and don’t last long, that’s a co

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

So far, I have had an Oura Gen 3, UH Air, and RingConn Gen 2. UH is crap…too many issues. Battery life sucks. Extraneous, ancillary data that is meaningless. I loved the Vit D UV and Caffeine window though! Oura Gen 3 and RingConn HRV, O2 and pulse rate data is pretty close but Oura underestimates s

I had 3 replacement rings and almost weekly errors requiring troubleshooting with support, resets, etc. The battery life, even on the lower use, was barely 3 days. My RingConn has been flawless and usually go 12 days between charges.

RingConn from what I’ve seen is the best profile on your finger. The battery lasts 8-10 days. Has the highest accuracy that doesn’t require a subscription. Is one of the best high end SmartRings at the lowest cost with a Gen 3 coming out later this year. I’m pretty sure it does cycle tracking, but I

RingConn has had dimensions like this since last year’s Gen 2, with 10-11 days of battery life. And they are just about to release the Gen 3 with even longer battery life and a pretty decent blood pressure feature. Velia is still noticeably slimmer and the triangular sensor constellation is still un

You didn’t add the cost of the Oura. You’re incapable of basic logic? 180 Plus what? 350? 400? So that’s exactly how much? And her ring lasted 3 years without a replacement? RingConn replaces without an issue at no cost if it didn’t last the year. And their next Gen battery will last even longer.

The RingConn Gen 3 and the Oura Gen 5 are very very close in size. The RingConn has better battery life and haptic notifications, and is less expensive especially if you have a trade-in. They’ll even take an Oura Gen 1 (yes, I have one) for $60 trade in. The oura software is considered to be more po

I would suggest contacting support. I was recently having some battery issues also and support have been very helpful to me. You can also try the suggestions at this similar thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/RingConn/comments/1u8h3qx/ringconn_gen_2_keeps_hitting_100_charged_when_its/