Do Smart Rings Work? Paying with the Twinn Smart Ring

Revolutionize Your Payments: A Deep Dive into the Twinn Smart Ring
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Welcome to Level50 Lifestyle, where we bring you the latest and greatest in tech innovations! Today, we're exploring an exciting piece of wearable technology - the Twinn Smart Ring.
🔵 *About This Video:*
In this video, we take an in-depth look at the Twinn Smart Ring, a sleek and stylish accessory that's not just about fashion but functionality. This innovative ring allows you to make contactless payments effortlessly, bringing a new level of convenience to your daily transactions.
🔴 *What You'll Discover:*
- **The Tech Behind Twinn**: How does this ring turn your finger into a contactless payment tool? We break down the technology that makes it all possible.
- **Design & Comfort**: We examine the build and comfort level of the Twinn Smart Ring. Is it as comfortable as it is stylish?
- **Security Features**: With financial transactions involved, security is paramount. We delve into the safety features integrated into the ring.
- **Ease of Use**: Just how easy is it to set up and use for daily transactions? We put the Twinn Smart Ring to the test.
🔵 *Why Watch?*
Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a fashion-forward individual, or just someone looking for a more convenient way to pay, this video will provide you with all the information you need to know about the Twinn Smart Ring.
Thanks for watching, and remember to keep tech-savvy with Level50 Lifestyle

[@tingyang4356]

I am from the production factory of this smart ring in China, thanks to the blogger for sharing, and look forward to more dealers around the world to cooperate with us.

[@mahmoudhesham97]

Is there any way to communicate?

[@TadeasForberger]

Can someone please explain to me the advantages of using Curve (besides that its card can be paired with this ring)? I understand that you can link all the cards you carry in your wallet with the Curve card. However, if I want to use a specific card for payment, I have to select it first in the Curve app, right? Isn't it simpler then to just store all cards in Google/Apple Pay, select the card there, and directly pay with the phone?

[@level50lifestyle]

The great thing about Curve - other than you can use the physical card to represent ALL your cards (if you don't want to use Google/Apple Pay) - is that you can change your mind later and swap the payment to a different card after paying (using their "Go Back in Time Feature").

[@itwosntme]

Thanks for the great explanation. I was bought a McLear ring but I am sending it back as do not want a top up account. The Twinn sounds perfect so will be getting one.

[@level50lifestyle]

When paired with the Curve card - it's a game changer. The Curve card contains all your debit/credit cards in one - and you can swap between them in the app, or even go back in time and apply the charge to a different card later.

[@johnparsons222]

I'm having issues with mine, it won't allow me to add my curve card

[@CliveIllenden]

That's odd. I'm getting a new Curve card soon, so I'll see if I have any issues when I change it to the new one

[@level50lifestyle]

I added my new curve card no probs@@CliveIllenden

[@030H]

Thank you for your review. Do you know how is this different from Tapster ring (pros and cons)?

[@level50lifestyle]

with the Twiin you need to use Curve app (which is fine for me as I have a Curve card and app - as it's awesome as you can put all your cards on to the one app etc). Tapster gives you more options to connect with different cards if you don't have Curve.

[@030H]

Thank you.

[@michaelhurrell1295]

Just bought this I have a Samsung didn’t realise they don’t except also there is a monthly charge so now have to cancel ring I hope I get my money back

[@Deridably]

Hi how to parring the curve card? Is allready parried with your account? And is it possble use with other card? Thank you

[@level50lifestyle]

It only works with the Curve app. So you pair with the Curve app rather than specific card. You download the Twinn app, add the wearable, and then select your Curve card

[@williambriggs2504]

Having looked at this and purchased. It appears that when the contactless limit is reached you need the physical curve card to reset it, pointless having the ring if you also need the card to be with you. Didn’t see when I bought it that it has an expiry date that’s only mentioned deep in the support pages. Sending back sadly.

[@davidgarciag]

How much time is the expiry date?

[@arenagadg3t]

this suitable for other country ?

[@level50lifestyle]

It works with the Curve card, so it works if you're travelling internationally. Curve is available for UK and EEA residents. For now, Curve only supports Mastercard®, Visa, Diner and Discover branded debit and credit cards.

[@mahmoudhesham97]

​@@level50lifestyle Good to know I will support all over the world and any NFC card or rfid no applications, no additional fees, and it is handcrafted If you want a Harry Potter wand for payment, that's okay 😉

[@Sc0ttishking]

How can this be secure? Surely someone with an RFID scanner can walk up and take payments off you as if your card wasn't in an RFID blocker wallet?

[@level50lifestyle]

No different from a having a card imo. Very few people use an RFID blocker wallet. They'd have to physically brush up against your hand for about a second or so. which would be weird. There are risks with all things like this - but no more than anything else.

[@johnmason5626]

They would have to get the device very close / touching your hand.

[@brianbarton989]

Beware if you set up a Curve account with a Samsung Curve Plus Card Twinn apparently don't accept them now and so have wasted £60.

[@v.prestorpnrcrtlcrt2096]

Don't care about your gas payments

[@michaelhurrell1295]

No good after three years just throw it away