Can Smart Rings Replace Smart Watches? - RingConn Gen 2 Smart Ring (sleep, health, fitness tracking)

[@MikeOBrienMedia]

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[@JohnP.6775]

Well no… it can’t tell the time 😂 also they are the same price as a smart watch so might as well just get the smart watch

[@afapwocky]

many people work jobs where they need to dress up

[@marvnch]

​@@afapwocky lmao do employers really try to control what you put on your wrist

[@slkric1724]

@@afapwocky You can always dress up a smartwatch by changing the watch band.

[@ItsNicolau]

@@slkric1724 it not even close to a regular and classic watch, it really changes everything on some outfits

[@NomadByNecessity]

Most people already have a watch.. Many people gonna prefer the range of choice that exists in the world of watches.. Many people gonna prefer to look normal.. Many people really just need a quiet way of health tracking.

[@paterpater100]

I guess if you want to wear an expensive Rolex but still want health tracking, the smart ring is the way to go.

[@MikeOBrienMedia]

Yeah, that is a good point. Now I just need a Rolex to complete my look ⌚

[@Roy-qn2ie]

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[@matthewkennedy6213]

I’ve never worn a ring and hadn’t seriously considered it - until now. After watching your video, Mike, I’m now considering my options. Thanks again for another great video!

[@sebas_ag_fit]

great video very informative, i was debating on getting a smart ring and now it makes the most sense to track during sleep and more subtle. Plus, i hate the idea of having to charge something every day so that’s a huge plus👌

[@speedracer9132]

You should have compared using a well known and reliably accurate tracker like a chest strap while you wear the ring and compare the results. The ring is so inaccurate, it shouldn’t even be legal for Samsung to sell it

[@MikeOBrienMedia]

Good point. Perhaps I should compare smart watches vs smart rings vs something like the WHOOP worn on my bicep

[@davidmccarthy6061]

But everyone should know it isn't a medical-grade device but is useful for your general health trends that you otherwise have no clue about. Nobody will wear a chest strap 24x7.

[@robertq55403]

Hey Mike, thank you very much for this video. Oddly enough, I had not considered getting a smart ring, but after watching your comparison report I’m really considering it. Once again, thanks for making this video and sharing it with us!

[@MikeOBrienMedia]

Thanks for watching! What are you trying to track specifically?

[@robertq55403]

@ I can’t sleep with my watch because it bothers me and also that is when I charge it. But I always wanted to check how I slept; also I don’t check my steps and other numbers my watch collects regularly so I do without the notifications. Not sure if that makes sense.

[@davidmccarthy6061]

I can see a benefit to both devices but I'll be smartwatch only. Went 20 years without any watch since I typically always know the time, but a watch gives me access to weather, simple texting, and other things that I would need to dig the phone out of my pocket for.

[@BA-rh5hy]

Love these reviews .. thanks Mike!

[@Gravage]

It's not a review. It's an ad. Learning the difference will serve you well in life.

[@BA-rh5hy]

@Gravage im good actually, but i appreciate your well concerns 👍

[@Mr.MainMan]

I highly doubt it, but it will create a whole new market. I think one reason watches will win over rings is watches are basically mini phones while rings are mostly just health trackers. But rings will become more popular as they are more accurate than watches and with companies like Samsung making them, they may become mainstream.

[@Gravage]

This is an ad.

[@davidmccarthy6061]

So you don't understand what an advert is vs. a comparison between two similar but different products types.

[@ItsNicolau]

it's a sponsored video, like he mentioned, it's different 😅

[@Gravage]

@@davidmccarthy6061 you can't be that dense.

[@OKolt]

This is a comment.

[@tride.design]

The biggest advantage of smartrings is battery life and not having notifications.

[@Morfy-je4dz]

When there's a sweaty dude looking at your heart rate stats at 1 am.... 😂

[@Morfy-je4dz]

One ring to rule them all....

[@toblat170]

Rings are super uncomfortable for me, so I'm sticking with watches for the foreseeable future.

[@VegasPerformer]

I don't know why nobody else has tried to test out if you could wear a smart ring on your tall I hate wearing stuff on my hands and rest I always break them

[@joshieb.3190]

so no charging dock in box when buying ring?

[@RangerGSD]

if we could get a ring with GPS + vibrate for phone call notifications I would be 100% on board

[@finn_carnivore]

I've had two different ones smartrings and many different smart watches. Rings are more comfortable but so poor to use. Can't use those on gym, you cant use those for anything else than measure you sleep, pulse etc. And you always need phone to see anything what's going on on that ring. Those are just expensive toys what work with phone. Smartwatch are so much better, you can use these alone, can use on gym etc.

[@amirnazhan]

This should not even be a comparison.

[@mohamedel-shazly4940]

Thank you for the video. What is the best sleep tracker for 600 US $ for Android users. I do not want to pay subscription.

[@Austinn72]

id only wear a smart ring with a display

[@brianfyffe8204]

This is just one big commercial

[@real77630]

The rings do not have accurate heart rate except for walking. That's about it.

[@cristianionita3964]

The short answer is no. Just my opinion.

[@MikeOBrienMedia]

In many cases, you're definitely right. It's still an interesting thought exercise in my opinion though. I hope rings can get things like NFC payments in the future

[@Seenipandianthaveethu31524]

அற்புதமானAwesome

[@JAD73567]

No.

[@MangalSingh-x5p]

😂