Why do I have so many Smart Rings? The SR2 Ceramic Smart Ring | Impression | SG

A different smart ring with a charging case.
Made with 'Ceramic' so it's a bit heavier than the other rings that I tried.
IP68 so can be submerged for swimming too.

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Hi, what would be your recommendation for a ring up to 100€ and are there any that are compatible with Samsung health or Google fit? Or which ring has the best price performance ratio with a good pedometer and sleep tracking? Greetings

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@T_aus_B_an_der_Spree TL;DR: You can try the Colmi Rings (kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZXFmZ2feMiCoq8si=x1GduMv9rG7TiRY9) The video description contants most of my thoughts of products that may not be in the video. Anyways, I don't own / test enough 'health rings' to identify a best 'value' ring. I don't really get into the techical side. But my motto is to find products that I am willing to pay for and that it fit or influence my lifestyle. Base on what I own currently, the colmi R3 ring is one that is affordable and suits my lfiestyle. It tracks sleep, HR, steps and it is waterproof (I kept it on when swimming and showering) ; it's something I wear continuously unless I need to charge. The app (Qring) can also sync with GoogleFit . There are plenty of rings out there that it's hard to choose but I recommend you to just get one entry level to try out if it suits your needs; then you do more research and explore more suitable options knowing what you want in the ring that's within your budget. Hope this helps and if you have mroe question do ask!

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@itdpenz wow, thank you very much for the detailed answer. Then I'll have a look. I have already considered the Colmi rings. Thank you very much