Smart Ring, Muslim Digital Azan Alarm Clock, Digital Tasbih Finger Counter with OLED Screen, Waterproof, APP Support Counter Smart Ring (20mm)

I would to have small size because I have a tiny fingers

Bad quality, botton fell next day, app doesn’t work , hard to set up. Don’t waste your money.

If you're getting this smart ring as a gift for someone you know that is Muslim. Don't do it. It was returned to me. The woman told me she knows how to pray she doesn't need this. If it's for yourself I thought it was cute I was just showing her some appreciation and wanted to find her some kind of gift I know she's Muslim boom boom boom but no but I thought it was a very cute smartwatch I kind of wanted to keep it for myself but I ende ended up sending it back

I originally thought I might be able to repurpose this smart ring for other uses, but it is very much specialized for its intended function. For that specific purpose, it works quite well. The vibration alerts for prayer times are effective—strong enough to get my attention without being loud or disruptive to those around me. I've also been very happy with the battery life, as I haven't needed to recharge it once in the week since I first powered it up. There are a few drawbacks to consider, though. Any programming requires using an app, and I was a bit concerned by the app store warnings regarding location tracking and data privacy. The charger also uses a proprietary connector rather than a standard USB, so losing the cable would be a real hassle. Additionally, while it's intended to be a universal size, the 20mm fit is too small for my index finger. Since the button is easiest to use with your thumb while wearing the ring on your index finger, I have to shift it around to use the counter comfortably. It’s a solid device if you need these specific features, but the fit and app requirements are worth noting.

This thing is genuinely clever. It's a wearable ring that functions as a digital tasbih counter, Azan alarm clock, and fitness tracker all in one small band. The 20mm size fits snugly, and the OLED screen is crisp and readable even in lower light. Black colorway looks clean and understated, not flashy at all. The tasbih counter is the main draw for most buyers, I'd think. A single tap increments the count, and the OLED display updates instantly with no lag. For anyone who does daily dhikr, having the counter on your finger rather than holding a separate bead counter is genuinely practical. The Azan alarm function lets you set prayer time reminders, which connects through the companion app. Speaking of the app, it pairs without much trouble and gives you access to deeper settings like prayer schedules and step count data. Yes, it tracks steps too. For what it is, that's a solid range of features in something you wear on a finger. Waterproof rating means you don't have to think twice about washing your hands while wearing it, which matters a lot for someone using this during wudu. Build quality feels decent for the price. The ring itself isn't flimsy, the screen is protected well, and the button press has a satisfying tactile click. Good pick for anyone wanting a discreet, faith-oriented wearable without carrying extra accessories.

The ring size is huge, it easily slips off

Been wearing this ring for a couple of days now and it's genuinely useful. I used to lose count during dhikr all the time, now I just click the button and it vibrates at 33, 66, 99 which keeps me on track without me having to think about it. The display is small but readable, shows the time and prayer times which is a nice bonus. I don't have to keep checking my phone throughout the day for prayer reminders anymore, it just buzzes when it's time. Battery life is actually solid. I'm getting close to what they claim, haven't had to charge it constantly. The charging case is a nice touch since it doubles the battery life when you're out and about. The app connection works fine, syncs without any lag and I can see my counts logged over time. Also like that I can compare progress with my brother since we both got one. It's comfortable enough to wear but definitely is a bit bulky. As a gift or for personal use, this genuinely makes tracking dhikr and prayer times easier without lugging around actual beads everywhere. Good quality for what it does.

Horrible stop working the next day