Smart Rings & Fitness Bands RingConn
RingConn Gen 2 Smart Ring
RingConn · Model RingConn Gen 2
- Battery life (rated, max)
- 12 days
- No subscription needed
- Yes
- Weight (lightest size)
- 2 g
- Water resistance
- 100 m
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As a cheaper alternative
vs the Oura Ring 5 Silver
Up to 12 days against 9 and no subscription for $100 less, with the same 100 m rating and a starting weight of 2 g.
Better
- Battery life (rated, max): 12 days vs 9 days
- No subscription needed
Matches
- Weight (lightest size)
- Water resistance
- Skin temperature sensor
Gives up
Nothing listed.
Full specifications
As RingConn publishes them. “Not listed” means the maker gives no figure.
- Battery life (rated, max)
- 12 days
- No subscription needed
- Yes
- Weight (lightest size)
- 2 g
- Water resistance
- 100 m
- Skin temperature sensor
- Yes
- Ring sizes offered
- 9
Source: ringconn.com
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