Gen 3 Smart Ring

Honestly, there’s one thing which I found out myself. As soon as you have multiple devices to check your sleep, it will give you anxiety. There was some YouTube tests and everyone had some different results. I heard it’s more accurate for the rings, but I don’t know if it’s true. I had pretty good r

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

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

My RingConn Gen 3 heart rate and sleep tracking is wildly inaccurate compared to my Coros heart rate arm strap and AppleWatch sleep tracking. I don't trust anything the app says. ETA: I don't expect a ring to match an arm strap, but the ring is telling me I'm spending 90% of my workout in zone 5 and

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

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

I’ll just say: definitely get a ring sizing kit! I wore a size 8 Oura which fit me well but now a size 9 RingConn that fits even better. I decided on a Gen 2 Air because I didn’t see enough feature difference to justify a Gen 2 or 3. Am very happy with it so far :) Fits great and looks fantastic. Fe

I went with RingConn Gen 2 (not air) it’s more sleek than RingConn Gen 3 and Gen 3 only has one added feature that’s not even accurate measurement technology so I couldn’t justify the price of the Gen 3 and the bulkiness of it. With Oura, you gotta pay for the ring, the subscription, and if anyone w

Short and sweet is Oura is best on the market, best accuracy, readings, more stats thatll keep scientists happy. Comes at the cost and subscription. Ringconn is the cheaper version, more readings than most normal people will know what to do with. Average users wont need more than what this offers. A