RingConn Gen 1, Smart Ring for Women/Men, No App Subscription, Size First with Sizing Kit, Smart Ring Health Tracker, 7-Day Battery Life, Fitness & Sleep Tracker for iOS & Android (Gold, Size 14)

I have look through different smart ring and a lot of them require subscription which I didn’t like. So I got this smart ring without have to purchase subscription in order to use it. I order the ring sizing kit before I order this ring since it’s different from regular ring. This smart ring gesture sleek and cool design. It’s make of durable material like titanium, it’s both lightweight and comfortable for all day wear and even during sleep. It’s effective by keeping track of my health metrics such as heart rate, sleep patterns, activity levels, and calories burns. It offers accurate and real time data without the need for subscription, making it cost effective solution for my health monitoring. With a single charge, the ring battery last for seven days, and the app will inform me when the battery is low. When the battery is low I put the ring on the charging case and usually charge about a hour. This ring performs reliably, offering consistent and accurate readings. This smart ring is an excellent choice for me to get a compressive health and fitness tracking with the burden of ongoing subscription fees. It’s stylish design, good performance and user friendly features, making it a valuable tool for my daily health monitoring.

Been using a Fitbit (Zip, Charge, Versa) for years, but wanted something less obvious than a watch style, as I still like to wear an actual watch. This had the best rating when the price is considered, and it doesn't need a subscription to get the detailed results. I first got the sizing kit, and that helped select the appropriate size. Fortunately I can wear it on several different fingers so can move it if needed. The charging holder is very handy, especially for travel as no special charging connector is needed.The step, sleep, etc. tracking seems to be about as accurate as my Fitbit Versa, After several months of use the silver/titanium is still looking good with no obvious scratches.

The ring isn't too bulky which is nice. Unfortunately this generation is the first one, there is now a second. So I kinda feel I got duped. This version is really goo for monitoring some things.Sleep- the sleep monitoring is excellent quality. However I have read that the new version has apnea monitoring and that was why I purchased this version. I don't believe this version has this.Heartrate - It seems accurate but after a week I am having problems. It's not monitoring any of my workouts, which was another reason I purchased. For the first few days it did, but appears to now not do so. I am thinking the new version may have worked out that bug.Stress- the stress monitor appears very accurate. But again it's been showing me stressed rather than my workouts through the duration of my workouts.All in all it's a pretty good monitor, however I paid full price for this version which is now old and outdated. I would have rather paid for the newer one or another product.Props that you don't have to pay for subscription.

Love this ring. Looked around and was surprised at how most of these fitness rings have a sop you have to pay for. This ring’s app is FREE! It has helped me stay on top of my health and the app is easy to u derstand and get around. I wish they had more exercise options to choose from as I am not a runner and do low impact exercise indoors.

I am over 70 and I’m trying to track my health to improve my longevity. I was skeptical at first, but it has helped me to track staying active. I’m able to see in real time my steps, calories burned, activity, and it has helped be more active. It’s worth every penny for me to have this product, their app is easy to install and easy to use and I’m very happy with this product

I tried 2 different rings. One was $53 and it wasn’t worth a nickel. On RingConn, I would take a screen shot each time I woke up and this ring caught each time. When I fell asleep in the recliner, it said “we detected a nap” and when I saw it was a 52 minute nap, I rewound my show 52 minutes and picked up right where I left off. It seemed to pick up abnormalities even before I got sick. Then it told me that my temperature went up 2.86 degrees. I got the thermometer out and RingConn was right. There are many detailed sleep analytics that even Fitbit didn’t pick up. There are more important ones on this app. It’s worked flawlessly so far. Charging case is small, sleek, and, unlike Fitbit, I haven’t had to try and clean probes out because it’s not charging. I hope I continue to like it as well as I do after a few weeks use.Update 6 months later: For sleep use, it started to be pretty good after 10 days of adjusting to me.After 4-1/2 months, it started to just say I was asleep the entire time I went to bed, even if I was up every hour (I did a screen shot on my phone when I got up) and got up for 3 hours during the night, had a snack and did dishes. RingConn is saying I was sleeping all that time.I’ve also had it detect naps when I was out walking, not detect naps I did take or not display them for 12 hours after I took them. If I slept 3 hours and it’s saying I slept 10 hours, why bother to wear the RingConn at all?So if you want something that may work 4-5 months and pay $250 for that provide, then buy it.