RingConn - Gen 2 Smart Ring

Probably also worth looking into [RingConn](https://ringconn.com/pages/ringconn-gen-2?irclickid=x6kTqTSgNxyPRityly0JazM8UkCxfJVH5R7eXE0&sharedid=techradar.com&irpid=10078&irgwc=1&UTM_source=impact&UTM_medium=affiliate&Partner=Skimbit%20Ltd.&Partner_id=10078), I've been wearing the Gen2 since it came out. It's pretty good, great battery life, is more comfortable than the Oura and doesn't require a subscription. Also cheaper overall.

I have had gen 2 for about 9 months and it helps me in tracking my chronic illnesses which has been wonderful to have actual data to support the conditions and symptoms I track for the visits with my specialists. I have found the support thru the app to be very responsive and helpful, as well. They had to send me a new ring when I had problems getting it to charge and that process went pretty seamless. The data has been very accurate and I look forward to the new features they will have such as the blood pressure monitoring. They just added some other features this week that included headache monitoring and a couple other things. So all in all I'd highly recommend! 😊🌟

I like my ringconn gen 2! No subscription and it’s the thinnest on the market.

I like my RingConn Gen 2. Wrist worn wearables are not something I would consider. I have nice watches, and I like to wear them. I think the wrist worn ones look ugly outside of the gym. I went with the RingConn because I didn't want to pay for an ongoing subscription. Some people complain about battery, but mine's been great. I wear it for about a week, then I throw it in the case while I'm showering/putting on lotion a few mornings in a row. It's not perfect, but no device is.

That’s what I came here to suggest! I love mine! And it’s so much thinner than oura rings, I tried a friends on and it was so bulky on my small hands! Ringconn gen 2 for the win!

The only smart watch I wore for a while was the Garmin vivomove HR because it at the time was the closest thing I could see that resembled a traditional watch. It wasnt the worst thing, it looked and felt like a normal watch, notifications were not the greatest which was good because I didn't want it for tbat, I wanted something that measured steps and HR that looked ok. I used it on one trip and put it into non smart mode and one charge lasted me almost the entire trip which was 3 and a half weeks. Since I've got a ringconn V2 wearable ring, I'll never need to contemplate a smartwatch ever again. I wear my traditional watches and a ring. Easy. Sold the Garmin to some lady who then messaged me now happy she is because it doesn't spam you with notifications, so it went to a good place

I compared the Apple Watch Ultra 2, Oura Gen 4 and RingConn Gen 2 over a 20 day period very recently. Assuming the watch is the best at tracking sleep I compared both rings to the watch. Averaging the data I found the following: RingConn: Differences more (less) REM 26 minutes Deep 71 minutes Light (163) minutes Total (66) minutes Oura: Differences more (less) REM 4 minutes Deep 1 minute Light (50) minutes Total (45) minutes I really wanted the RingConn but sleep tracking is my priority. I use the watch for everything else. I returned the ring. These are my results and nothing more. Hopefully the patent issue will get resolved and next year I’ll look at RingConn again.

Ich benutze Whoop MG also 5.0 jetzt fast ein Jahr. Und ich werde verlängern. Whoop hat mir soviel gebracht. 30 kg abgenommen durch gezielte Lebens/Trainingsführung durch Whoop. Mein Blutdruck ist nach über 30 Jahren wieder stabil, so dass mein Hausarzt und ich dabei sind mein Medikament Metoprolol 100mg auszuschleichen. Nehme jetzt nur noch 23,7 mg. Ich habe inzwischen ein Laufband und einen Radtrainer zu Hause und genieße es sie zu nutzen. 2 bis 3 mal in der Woche gehe ich ins Fitnessstudio. Mein Leben hat sich total zum positiven gewendet Dank der Werte und Unterstützung von Whoop. Dank der KI von Whoop und der doch sehr individuellen Betreuung. Ich möchte noch erwähnen das ich zusätzlich zu den 24/7 Whoop tragen auch noch RingConn Gen 2 nutze und Garmin mit verschiedenen Sensoren. Also ein Rundumpaket. Ich kann Whoop nur empfehlen.

I have a pixel watch 2 and I loved it for sleep tracking as a beginner. I became interested in tracking my sleep because, like you, my sleep quality has also declined. I wake up with frequent headaches, dry mouth, feeling like I'm hung over even though I don't drink any alcohol. It's given me some info. I learned that my REM is terrible and sometimes my spo2 is 94. My HRV will be terrible for weeks and then suddenly improve. After a year of tracking, I felt like I needed more information, so this year I purchased a RingConn Gen2 on black Friday. I specially went with this one for its sleep apnea monitoring and no subscription.... The sleep apnea monitoring has a 93% accuracy rate compared to a polysomnography... Anyways. I'm learning that my oxygen drops into mid 80s and I have over 5 AHI events which puts me in the mild sleep apnea category. I'll be talking about it with my doctor next month and hopefully we can get a sleep study done to either confirm or reject what the ring is telling me. So pretty much, Fitbit is good for basic stuff... But if you want some really deep analysis, I would consider a smart ring like Oura, RingConn, or Ultrahuman.

I’m in the same boat as you. AWU2 for tracking workouts. Daily health tracking I use a RingConn Gen 2 ring. Pros: No subscription, long battery life, app with good health insights.