RingConn Gen 2 Air, Ultra-Thin AI Smart Ring, Size First with Sizing Kit, 10-Day Battery Life, Sleep/Heart Rate/Stress/Fitness Tracker, Compatible with Android & iOS - Size 8, Dune GoldClimatePartner certified

I love this smart ring. I am an 83 year old female who loves her tech, but I also have a very nice analogue watch I want to wear instead of my Apple Watch 10. This smart ring for me, is the perfect answer.The battery lasted 8 days before I needed to charge it. I chose the Galaxy Silver which fits well and doesn’t look too large. It gives me as much information as my Apple Watch did and quite honestly is all I need. Vitals, stress levels, steps walked (in my case, no running :)), oxygen levels etc.Connectivity via Bluetooth is straightforward and the little charger works well. For me, an excellent purchase.

After hassle with the ring sizer not matching the actual ring size, I received my smart ring. What can I say?! It’s great value for what it does and the 10 day lasting charge is amazing. It’s easy to set up, the ring is comfortable wearing it 24/7, the app is easy to understand, it’s waterproof, it looks good too. The accuracy seems spot on with the heart features and sleep tracking. Not sure on the activity side of things as I didn’t buy it for that. Wish they done this model in the titanium like the first generation. Overall very happy with my purchase. And would definitely recommend it to people who want to track their vitals and sleeping patterns.

Having had the Ultrahuman previously until the battery gave up on me in less than 2 years, I was slightly hesitant to try another brand but I have to say that I’m glad I went with this. The battery is superb, the analytics is great albeit the optics could be improved and the ring feel and wearability is really comfortable. Wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this over the Ultrahuman.

Well worth the money,free app subscription,would definitely recommend

I've never seen a smart ring before, so I was keen to try this out. I've had loads of smartwatches in the past, and I find the differences in measuring accuracy can vary.So I should start by saying I made a slight boo boo with the sizing and chose one too big for me. Completely my error, though, but all was not lost as it fit my husband's finger, so he had the pleasure of road testing it. I actually think the style of it is slightly more suited to men anyway, as I think it looks a little chunky on a lady's hand, even though it is still nice.There was a charge already in the ring straight out of the box, but we gave it a full charge anyway, which is done by sitting it on its cute little USB dock. Incidentally, my husband wore it for at least a week or more (wasn't counting) but it still didn't require a full charge, so that is testimony to its battery life.The ring has the features of a smartwatch, along with App access, so it is easy to keep track of your stats. I was interested to see how they fared against my husband's smartwatch stats, and although there were some differences, it did show consistency in most areas, such as sleep tracking, oxygen levels, steps, etc.I asked my husband which one he preferred to wear - a smartwatch or a ring, and he voted for the ring. His reasons were that it is comfortable, discreet, quick to charge, has a long battery life, and finally...its accuracy. I personally have always found my smartwatches hit and miss and stats I would never take as gospel, but he loves it, so who am I to say any different?If you are looking for a very nice alternative to a leading brand smartwatch, this could be a very wise choice.

I lost my Ultrahuman smart ring recently and was very upset. Did a bit of research and came across this ring cheaper and with good reviews. Well I love it. It looks amazing and it's features are fantastic. Very happy the Ultrahuman is an amazing ring but this matches it all the way and is indeed better looking and not as chunky.

Slightly disappointed, after reading all the reviews decided to purchase this ring.Sleep tracking and bpm were spot on, not sure about oxygen levels and stress levels, but assume they were linked to heartbeat.Where it fell down big time was the step count and calorie usage which was wildly out. I wanted it to integrate with map my run so that I could keep a record of my workouts. Unfortunately it didn’t.

What an amazing smart ring. Absolutely fantastic and here is why:It's really light yet super strong. I've worn it daily now for almost 3 weeks and it's unscratched and flawless to look at. In that time I've recharged it only once (which takes just a few hours) so yes, the claimed 10 days on a single charge is about right. This is an incredible statistic. My smartwatch lasts only about two days maximum, so I wear this ring and do not worry about when to recharge it.The charger is a simple USB lead and charging post with a magnetic attachment that self-aligns. Admittedly there is no travel charger but actually you do not need it. With 10 days on a single charge, and a tiny charging post you can take with you anyway, it's perfect as it is.I wear the ring on my middle finger and it picks up all the necessary data, which then synchronises to the RingConn App. The small white tab is especially handy as it reminds you where the ring must be positioned (with the white tab on the underside of your finger).The app itself is very good and gives an excellent wellness summary which you can then explore as you like. I do not like wearing my smartwatch when sleeping (too uncomfortable) but the ring is totally unnoticed and perfect for sleep tracking. It is definitely accurate for all the statistics as I've compared it a few times to the smartwatch and they are aligned. The activity score is good and the stress score is about right. So - all good.The biggest benefit? Undoubtedly the convenience of wearing a ring that is so small and light you quickly forget about it, yet it captures such a huge volume of data.Finally the price - at around £240 it's way cheaper than the other leading products and has no subscription. So - a bargain too and I absolutely adore it!