Gen 2

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 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

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

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

Get her the RingConn Gen 2 Air. It's a great piece of tech that works well, especially for what she wants because it's what I use mine for. And it even looks nice, too.

If it were in the UK I’d be all over it with the small but important updates. As of now the Gen 2 works perfectly and does what I need it to do. It’s a shame RingConn don’t have a UK representative to sell their products. Coming from a background in UK and European sales if they were looking for a U

I’m considering buying RingConn, which Amazon has a good deal on for $200, similar to the Kickstarter launch. I’m a former Apple Watch S10 user who only used it for alarms, sleep tracking, and HR monitoring. I sold it and was looking for a new fitness tracker. I like the Ring’s look and have been ey

You've got hit with the battery bug... repeatedly. The thing to note is this issue isn't exclusive with RingConn. While users are still trying to figure out how to minimize getting impacted by it, but I'd start by looking at your charging patterns. Keeping the ring between 20 and 70% charge should b

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

I would wait, both the RingConn Gen 3 and Ultrahuman Ring Pro are coming out this year. If they hold up to their promises, they will both be significant upgrades over the previous gen. Hopefully Ultrahuman also improves their quality control with the new design.