I’ve had an incredibly frustrating experience with the Evie ring, and I regret ever purchasing it.I’ve gone through two rings that completely stopped holding a charge within just six months each. For a $300 device marketed as a premium wearable, that kind of failure rate is unacceptable. This isn’t a minor inconvenience — it’s a clear sign of poor product quality.What made it worse was the customer support. The latest replacement they sent was the wrong size and color — and instead of fixing it, I was told to just throw it away. Seriously. I followed up multiple times, and the VP of Customer Success personally responded — but still offered no meaningful resolution, just a polite version of “we’re done here.”All of this happened in less than 17 months. Two failed devices, one useless replacement, and a support team that clearly has no interest in making things right.Don’t be fooled by the marketing — the Evie ring is not worth the price, and the company does not stand behind their product. I absolutely would not recommend this to anyone.

Compared to my old Motiv Ring this is an awful “upgrade”. I’ve had this ring for almost a year and the battery life on it is non existent now. It doesn’t connect to my phone or register to it without being on the charger and that’s only after an hour of usage. The app itself is fine……but the product steer clear. Try another market smart ring. If I could find a could Bluetooth pedometer I would trade this ring in a heart beat.

I was drawn to this by the nice design and the promise that it was tailored to women’s health. However it doesn’t really deliver on any aspect. I was recently trying to get pregnant and while it did allow me to track my cycle, it didn’t consistently track my temperature and also didn’t give any real time temp info which needs to be tracked for ovulation. Once I got pregnant there’s no way to tell the ring that. It still prompts me to ask if my period has started. Kind of infuriating that pregnancy isn’t factored in at all. Workout tracking doesn’t work well at all. Half the time it says I burned 17 calories in an hour. Step tracking seems to be accurate. The AI tool is more frustrating than useful and the “insights” are laughable, basically recapping my steps per day/week etc. No insights as to how my tracked lifestyle factors impact my HRV or sleep quality or anything like that. People comment on the ring all the time and I just sheepishly tell them I like how it looks but it’s basically a $300 step tracker.

Bought the ring, had charging issues after a few months. They replaced it no problems. It happened again. They replaced it no problems. But the third time, the said “ sorry, you only have so many replacements, you’ve used all of yours. But you can buy a new one” Hmm, buy a new ring that won’t work? No thanks.