Smart Ring Health Tracker, Anillo Inteligente para Hombre, Health Rings for Men & Women, Waterproof Fitness Tracker (Black, 8#)

I bought this ring on Prime Day purely to see if I could stomach wearing a smart ring since I was so intrigued by the idea of the Galaxy Ring, but did not want to make that financial commitment yet. I cannot believe the performance of this ring for the price. Let's start with the Pros1. It's super comfortable. I barely notice it's there. This ring being cheap and being made out of a cheaper, lighter material makes it less noticable on the finger. I also was able to move items in and out of a u-haul, oversized items at my job, and lift multiple types of weights very comfortably with this ring. It also looks fine with other jewelry and doesn't stick out like a sore thumb.2. The Step Tracking. The step tracking is very accurate and aligns well with my iphone. It is always +/- about 200 steps. I wore this ring on a trip to New York and I was impressed with how accurate the step count section seemed to be.3. The Battery life. This lasts far longer than advertised- almost two weeks. It also beats out any major competitor such as oura or samsung in battery life.The Very Okays1. Sleep Tracking. The sleep tracking is definitely right when it comes to hours of sleep, but is all over the place with deep and light sleep2. Fit. Smart Rings whether you buy this one or a high end one suffer from only coming in whole sizes. I went up because it's summer and humidity makes my fingers swell. This means for the sensors to work when it is not humid I must push the ring against an exact spot on my finger to get a heart rate or blood oxygen reading.The Cons1. Setup & Making the app work. This thing was a serious pain to pair. Once it's paired, it's paired but it's a process. The app is also a bit rough to navigate and takes a couple days to figure out.2. Lack of features. Unlike the higher end models this lacks cycle tracking and temperature tracking and some insights about food and sleep, etc.However, for the price this can't be beat. I bought this to see if I wanted a higher end smart ring, but for now I am quite happy and content with this one. If you're not sure about a smart ring and want to try this is the perfect purchase.

The Comforniture ring seems very well made, at a bargain price. The box-type charger works well. I purchased a size 11 ring (silver) after careful measurement; it fits both the index finger and the ring finger on my non-dominant hand. I was able to pair the app and ring without difficulty, but my Samsung A13 phone's Bluetooth had difficulty recognizing the ring. More significantly, there are serious accuracy issues, when the ring data is compared to my smart watch data (which I also wore for comparison purposes). With sleep tracking, the ring determined that I had spent long periods awake, much more so than my smart watch or my own recollection. Step counting based on finger movement is problematic, with this and perhaps with other smart rings. When I use the computer keyboard, the ring sees the finger movements as steps, not always but enough to cause wide exaggeration of my actual steps. In most respects the heart rate monitor seems reasonably accurate, but at night it has recorded spikes which my watch did not see. The written instructions that come with the Comforniture are so small to be unreadable and they provide very little helpful info. The instruction manual is also available on their website, but in the same unreasonably small type font! Perhaps the Oura ring (at $350 plus $6 per month for the app) would be more satisfactory, but it is out of my price range. Or perhaps I just need to wait for a competent smart ring at a reasonable price.

What expectations do you have for this?I went to best buy to measure my ring size with the aura and galaxy rings and i was a 12 on my middle finger. I had to get the 11 on this one.The ring is fine if you want siple pedometer witha heart rate/blood o2 meter.Is it accurate? Kind of with the heart rate and not much with the pedometer.I am comparing it to me old galaxy watch.The ring itself is fine, i wash my ands all the tmime and it is still working fine. I dont shower with it or clean with harsh chemmicals with it on.I tried drainig it to see how long it lasts. I was able to get about 4 days. Day 2 it drained about 35 percent. . However, i ususally take it off to shower or clean and i leave it in its charger, with this, i dont have to charge it for a long time. The contruction of he ring is fine. It feels like a glassy plastic not cheap feeling but not metal.The app. Its the "lucky ring" app if you want to check it out.It doesnt let me register my email so the info i have will be deleted if i change phones, delete the app, or anything happens. This doesn't bother me but it might bug you.There is a option for how often you want your right to monitor your 02 and heart rate. You have to enable this or it wont take your HR. The incriments are in 5 minute intervals up to 1 hr. I have mine set at 5 minute intervals and you read my battery life above.There are only 3 excersises in this. Walk, Run, Bike. Sadly there are no static excersises. These also dont tell you your heart rate in the post workout data. They do tell you your heart rate on the phone screen AS you work out. The post workouot just gives you time, distance, and space. It foe shoever take constant heart rate monitoring.Sleep traking is somewhat accurate but simple.The app itself is simple.Hope this helps.I bough this ring bc i like the heart rate tracking, i wanted a pedometer (all of them are innnacurate if they arent on your feet) and a sleep tracker.This ring does all that with a decent battery.Wish it had:Constant HR trackingHR data for post workoutsCardio workout for the app. (Ony has Run, Walk, Bike)