RingConn 4+

Solid, but looking forward to more updates

I would love to understand the stress scores a little more…not quite sure what to do with information that says I am stressed out at midnight when I am in deep sleep but somehow normal when I am riding shotgun with my teenage student driver daughter. I know HRV is involved but would be good to understand more. Temperature changes mean what? I think the app can improve on helping to tease out what exactly I am looking at so I can have some clue as to what I should change (if anything). Overall, ring itself has been easy to wear and ok for a smart ring. All Smartrings are ugly on a woman’s finger. I wonder which company will finally get a clue there and develop a smart ring with a little style included. I guess one could say the same for smart watches. I am happy with my purchase and for a non-subscription app, I appreciate what info I am getting but looking forward to it having enough on it that I can convince others in my family to get one.

App could be much better

As far as RingConn vs Aura, my wife has Aura, and there isn’t much of a difference, both apps are ok. For workouts, stick with a watch - The RingConn app is no where near as great as the Apple Watch - it does not organize the date into an easy to read summery, but the data is all there - so unless you want to get out your spreadsheet it’s not very helpful. For sleep, the RingConn does a good job, and if this is why you want it than go for it. Who is to say if the Apple Watch is accurate (?) but if it is than the RingConn is not accurate with its heart rate measurements during workouts - generally it’s in the right realm but at peak work out it reads quite low compared to the Apple Watch. This could be because it only tracks every 5 minutes and perhaps it’s not getting my peak heart rate moments. The Apple Watch you can record specific workouts like yoga, hockey, interval training etc. The RingConn you’ll have to just look at the hours.

Graphs could be better and data summaries for workouts could be improved. Hopefully accuracy will get better. Should you get this? If you want to track sleep and not wear a bulky watch than yes, I don’t think you’ll get a better product or app with any other smart ring.

For workshouts definitely get a smart watch they are just far more sophisticated at the time of this review.

Good Start

There’s seems to be a ton of data, so I hope they refine/streamline all of it to be more user-friendly and easily-accessible. Some of the things I hope the developers take into account and adjust going forward include (1) Notifications - especially alerts regarding the ring’s battery level/charging, as well as insights from all the data (ie. Morning summary regarding your night of sleep and nightly stress levels, etc.). Oura does this and I found it useful. (2) More streamlined/user-friendly app. Again, there’s a ton a data/charts/graphs to view, and it can become a little overwhelming to navigate and make sense of. I often find myself not knowing what to do with all the information I’m looking at. (3) Lock Screen complications. I would love the option to see some/one of the big measurements on my lock screen (ring battery level, Sleep Score, Stress Score, Heart Rate, Sp02, Steps, etc.)

Can’t wait to see what comes next! Really like it so far!

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