Ring 4 - Rose Gold - Size 8

Both my Oura Gen 4 and RingConn Gen 2 died at 6 months and were replaced under warranty. The only reason that Oura Gen 4s shorter than normal (16-20months) doesn't have as much visibility is because of more aggressive moderation of issues across social media platforms. With that, I think you have th

First of all, trust that MOD, he knows what’s up. Next, I’m just a normal human using this stuff, so no expertise here, just personal experience. I’ve had an Oura Gen 4 for 15 months. I have really enjoyed the data that I’ve gotten from it and have been able to make tangible changes and glean action

A bit off on the "infancy" stage. Smart Rings have been around for over 10 years now. Oura Gen 1 launched March 2015, Motiv with the first in a traditional ring format in 2017. The problem right now is that the increased demand has resulted in the battery supplier pushing lower quality batteries...t

I have been researching quite a bit and honestly most rings seems “pretty bad”, when it comes to the overall battery health. And honestly I don’t think it’s worth paying 6$ a month for Oura, when most rings just lasts a year. From my research online Ringconn gen 2, have had the most the accurate dat

Currently, the band provides an advertised 3-5 days of battery life and dies without warning. In my experience, it typically gets close to 4 before it dies. This is heavily impacted by synching; if you leave the app on your phone, battery life is a maybe-3-days. The company admits this and does not

Oura Gen 4 has had just as many battery issues (if not more) as RingConn. They are just better at managing reports and faster at replacing (with a refurbished ring). RingConn and Ultrahuman at least replace with new rings.