I've become interested in these smart rings and have had a hard time figuring out which ring was better suited for me and this helped tremendously. Thank you. I think one thing you could improve on for these videos would be categorizing sections on RUclips so viewers can time skip and lastly, have a conclusion / breakdown in the end of pricing (with/without subscription), msrp, colors, and just accuracy of data and rating of UI.
I bought the BKWAT smart ring, which surprised me. It has extraordinary performance and exquisite appearance at one-third of the price. I wore it at night to test my sleep and it was great.
Okay, another question. If you wore these simultaneously for comparison, which rings were on which finger? The index will have an advantage for accuracy, but it would be hard (though not impossible) to wear them all on the index fingers.
Thanks for watching (my other videos too -ha)! It was the same size for me when I switched from the Gen 1 to 2. Just got a notice that Ultrahuman has plenty of updates coming out later this month. It'll be interesting to test out. You'll probably see the update when your ring arrives or shortly thereafter!
I have the Ringconn 2 & like it so far. I think the interface is easy to use and the information seems accurate. For sleep tracking, it lays out all of the times that I awake at night which I find to be pretty accurate. I am still trying to understand HRV a bit more. It would be nice if they gave a better explanation in the info section on the app (such as what is a healthy number and ways you can make it better.)
@@elijahignacio Thanks for watching! The rings tend to over exaggerate on the steps you have taken. Right now, my Apple Watch says 799 and, for example, the Oura ring gen 4 says 1255
Thank you, I was thinking of getting a ring but i mostly use my watch for tracking activity, the inaccuracy aint gonna cut it for me, also you deserve more views!
9:40 The Core sleep in the Apple Watch is the so called 'light sleep'. Supposedly they call it 'Core' to avoid what people would naturally associate with 'light' sleep (since we're supposed to have around 50% or more of this 'light' sleep phase every night)
@@Jorge-b3i1b Thank you for the kind words and for watching! As of right now, no, there’s no on demand hrv or blood oxygen measurements. I spoke in the phone with a top engineer and he told me (because I asked the same question) that there will be an update with on demand measurements by the end of the year. Obviously, I’m just the messenger and can’t promise anything but hopefully Luna pulls through unlike Ultrahuman who has made similar statements and didn’t live up to them.
Thanks for watching! That is a tough one because they keep coming out with updates! lol. At the moment, I like the Luna ring the best. However, Ultrahuman just announced an update coming out this month that is supposedly improving on accuracy is various areas and some other features. If you want on demand SP02 measuring, then RingConn would be the way to go.
LOL - thanks for watching! I haven't personally tested that ring out. I have heard that its accuracy is not great, but again, I'm just going based on what I've heard.
Hi and thanks for watching! I really didn't review these from an activity point of view. Only from the sleep tracking perspective... The reason is that I found all of the rings to be highly inaccurate compared to my Apple Watch. Sorry I don't have a better answer for you on this.
Thinking of getting an Ultrahuman for my partner… although the Luna looks good too. She mainly wants step and sleep tracking. The Luna ring comes from India, and I’ve seen some reports of terrible customer service. Any thoughts? Australia here (so *everything* is more expensive!).
Hi there - thanks for watching! I can't comment on customer care as I haven't had to reach out to them for any reason. I have had interactions with a senior engineer who I could say is very dedicated to making their product the best in the market and seemed more dedicated compared to other engineers at the other companies I have spoken with. I love the Luna ring. I only wish it came in the brushed/matte silver color like Oura, but other than that, Luna is currently my favorite. Ultrahuman has an awesome app, but I find their sleep stages/accuracy to be questionable. They released a feature to tell you how much vitamin D you're getting from the sun, but I'm thinking how would the ring know that? It doesn't have a sensor to know when you're outside unlike an Apple Watch. RingConn is the thinnest ring out of them all, so if that's important, check out RingConn which also is the only ring to detect sleep apnea. Ultrahuman is the chunkiest ring.
I feel like you might be too afraid to alienate part of your audience by giving an opinion. All I really know from watching your video is that you don't believe the Ultra human rem stats are currently reported, and you liked the previous oura ring app design more than the new one. You've left things too broad, and are relying on the audience to draw opinions/conclusions too much
@@MikeReviewsForYou All good - I appreciate the reply and how you took my comment. Sometimes the way I write can come across pretty direct and confrontational, just because that's how I prefer to receive feedback. I genuinely wish you the best, and look forward to your future videos :)
@@DRiSHTi103 It’s tough. Both are great products. I think the Luna and Oura are the most accurate. I really like Luna’s app and perhaps even more than Oura’s! I only wish Luna made a brushed silver color like Oura. Luna doesn’t have a monthly fee and has a better app layout. I put them almost at the same. Hard decision! If Luna had brushed silver, that would push me over to Luna. Without brushed silver, they are the same to me personally, which are the best 2 on the market in my opinion.
The fact you wore them on different fingers could explain some of the variations, all aside you need get in shape dude! Your sleeping HR should be low 50s and your HRV upwards of 50-60s.... 😊
Cmon man. You troll people on YT to make yourself feel better ? “All aside, you need to get your mental health in shape dude! Your mind set should be about you! And your head space should be upwards of yah own damn problems “ ….😊
Thanks for watching! I personally prefer Luna's app. While RingConn's app provides everything you need, I just like the interface better on Luna. Also, if you have sleep apnea or want a slimmer ring, RingConn would probably be the way to go. Otherwise, I really like Luna.
My problem with all of these is that they're too expensive. The ring is expensive. Should be under $200 when all I care about is sleep analysis. And then I don't know why there needs to be a subscription, I just need the ring to tell me how my sleep went, but if there is a subscription, let's keep that to something reasonable like $10 per month.
@@cs51207 hi there and thanks for watching! Only the Oura ring has a subscription for $6/month. The rest of the rings don’t have subscriptions. You may want to consider the Luna ring that has no subscription and is cheaper than the Oura ring and is top notch in my opinion.
Let me know if you have any questions about the rings - happy to answer!
@@MikeReviewsForYou yes
@@DRiSHTi103yes what? 😂
Thank you for doing a sleep analysis. That's all I've cared for with these 'wearables'.
@@cs51207 thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed the video!
Which is the smallest looking? Would of been nice if you compared how they all look on hand.
please include an "in conclusion" section at the end with all the rings side by side showing a summary of pros/cons
@@jjopan Thank you for the feedback!
@@MikeReviewsForYou Agree with jjopan - if you could include a table with the compared results it would be absolutely perfect
I've become interested in these smart rings and have had a hard time figuring out which ring was better suited for me and this helped tremendously. Thank you. I think one thing you could improve on for these videos would be categorizing sections on RUclips so viewers can time skip and lastly, have a conclusion / breakdown in the end of pricing (with/without subscription), msrp, colors, and just accuracy of data and rating of UI.
@@gx8766 Thank you for watching and the constructive criticism! Always looking at ways on improving!
Totally agree. Chapter markers and a final conclusion are mandatory. Could even be worth redoing your video.
I second this. Normally turn off videos without it immediately that are reviews like this
I bought the BKWAT smart ring, which surprised me. It has extraordinary performance and exquisite appearance at one-third of the price. I wore it at night to test my sleep and it was great.
@@MikeReviewsForYouyou can add the chapters now post publishing :)
Okay, another question. If you wore these simultaneously for comparison, which rings were on which finger? The index will have an advantage for accuracy, but it would be hard (though not impossible) to wear them all on the index fingers.
I wore them on my index and middle fingers.
Would sizing rings for the RingConn gen 2 be the same as gen 1? I have an Ultrahuman coming, but might go for the RingConn 2 also.
Thanks for watching (my other videos too -ha)! It was the same size for me when I switched from the Gen 1 to 2. Just got a notice that Ultrahuman has plenty of updates coming out later this month. It'll be interesting to test out. You'll probably see the update when your ring arrives or shortly thereafter!
I have the Ringconn 2 & like it so far. I think the interface is easy to use and the information seems accurate. For sleep tracking, it lays out all of the times that I awake at night which I find to be pretty accurate. I am still trying to understand HRV a bit more. It would be nice if they gave a better explanation in the info section on the app (such as what is a healthy number and ways you can make it better.)
Thanks for watching! Their new app is a lot better!
How accurate are the rings for activity like tracking steps compared to the apple watch
@@elijahignacio Thanks for watching! The rings tend to over exaggerate on the steps you have taken. Right now, my Apple Watch says 799 and, for example, the Oura ring gen 4 says 1255
Thank you, I was thinking of getting a ring but i mostly use my watch for tracking activity, the inaccuracy aint gonna cut it for me, also you deserve more views!
@@elijahignacio Thank you for the kind words! I think the rings are still great for tracking your sleep metrics!
9:40 The Core sleep in the Apple Watch is the so called 'light sleep'. Supposedly they call it 'Core' to avoid what people would naturally associate with 'light' sleep (since we're supposed to have around 50% or more of this 'light' sleep phase every night)
Thank you for watching and for your explanation!
Great video! The Oura has HRV on demand by using the meditation option. Is this possible with Luna ring?
@@Jorge-b3i1b Thank you for the kind words and for watching! As of right now, no, there’s no on demand hrv or blood oxygen measurements. I spoke in the phone with a top engineer and he told me (because I asked the same question) that there will be an update with on demand measurements by the end of the year. Obviously, I’m just the messenger and can’t promise anything but hopefully Luna pulls through unlike Ultrahuman who has made similar statements and didn’t live up to them.
If you wore all 4 rings in which finger did you wear them?
@@MikoDarkblade I wore on index and middle ringer on my right hand and then the same on my left hand for the other 2 rings. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the review- how many decimals points does the Luna ring report their temp on?
@@stostorama Thanks for watching! To just the 10th (one decimal place).
Which one is your favorite?
Thanks for watching! That is a tough one because they keep coming out with updates! lol. At the moment, I like the Luna ring the best. However, Ultrahuman just announced an update coming out this month that is supposedly improving on accuracy is various areas and some other features. If you want on demand SP02 measuring, then RingConn would be the way to go.
I was all set to get one of the above...then Amazfits helio dropped to £130 ($165) and now im super confused. 😅
LOL - thanks for watching! I haven't personally tested that ring out. I have heard that its accuracy is not great, but again, I'm just going based on what I've heard.
Hi! Can you let me know which one is the most accurate in terms of step count? I feel like my Ultrahuman is way off. Thanks
Hi and thanks for watching! I really didn't review these from an activity point of view. Only from the sleep tracking perspective... The reason is that I found all of the rings to be highly inaccurate compared to my Apple Watch. Sorry I don't have a better answer for you on this.
Thinking of getting an Ultrahuman for my partner… although the Luna looks good too. She mainly wants step and sleep tracking. The Luna ring comes from India, and I’ve seen some reports of terrible customer service. Any thoughts? Australia here (so *everything* is more expensive!).
Hi there - thanks for watching! I can't comment on customer care as I haven't had to reach out to them for any reason. I have had interactions with a senior engineer who I could say is very dedicated to making their product the best in the market and seemed more dedicated compared to other engineers at the other companies I have spoken with. I love the Luna ring. I only wish it came in the brushed/matte silver color like Oura, but other than that, Luna is currently my favorite. Ultrahuman has an awesome app, but I find their sleep stages/accuracy to be questionable. They released a feature to tell you how much vitamin D you're getting from the sun, but I'm thinking how would the ring know that? It doesn't have a sensor to know when you're outside unlike an Apple Watch. RingConn is the thinnest ring out of them all, so if that's important, check out RingConn which also is the only ring to detect sleep apnea. Ultrahuman is the chunkiest ring.
@@MikeReviewsForYou Thanks Mike, you may be convincing me! Odd that there aren’t more online comparisons between Luna and Ultrahuman.
@@EnWorks No problem! Luna is pretty new outside of India so that’s why there isn’t much on them yet… But I really like their product!
I feel like you might be too afraid to alienate part of your audience by giving an opinion.
All I really know from watching your video is that you don't believe the Ultra human rem stats are currently reported, and you liked the previous oura ring app design more than the new one.
You've left things too broad, and are relying on the audience to draw opinions/conclusions too much
Thanks for watching! Yes, I’m taking the constructive criticism to improve on future videos. Thank you for your input.
@@MikeReviewsForYou All good - I appreciate the reply and how you took my comment. Sometimes the way I write can come across pretty direct and confrontational, just because that's how I prefer to receive feedback.
I genuinely wish you the best, and look forward to your future videos :)
Luna ring weds oura ring’s which one better
@@DRiSHTi103 It’s tough. Both are great products. I think the Luna and Oura are the most accurate. I really like Luna’s app and perhaps even more than Oura’s! I only wish Luna made a brushed silver color like Oura. Luna doesn’t have a monthly fee and has a better app layout. I put them almost at the same. Hard decision! If Luna had brushed silver, that would push me over to Luna. Without brushed silver, they are the same to me personally, which are the best 2 on the market in my opinion.
The fact you wore them on different fingers could explain some of the variations, all aside you need get in shape dude! Your sleeping HR should be low 50s and your HRV upwards of 50-60s.... 😊
I know - New Year’s resolutions…
Weird thing to comment on someone’s health when it’s a tech review video?
Cmon man. You troll people on YT to make yourself feel better ? “All aside, you need to get your mental health in shape dude! Your mind set should be about you! And your head space should be upwards of yah own damn problems “ ….😊
HR doesn’t directly correlate with health lmao. Also a weird ass thing to comment on a tech review video.
Any thoughts on Rigncon get 2 vs Luna? Pros and cons besides price.
Thanks for watching! I personally prefer Luna's app. While RingConn's app provides everything you need, I just like the interface better on Luna. Also, if you have sleep apnea or want a slimmer ring, RingConn would probably be the way to go. Otherwise, I really like Luna.
My problem with all of these is that they're too expensive. The ring is expensive. Should be under $200 when all I care about is sleep analysis. And then I don't know why there needs to be a subscription, I just need the ring to tell me how my sleep went, but if there is a subscription, let's keep that to something reasonable like $10 per month.
@@cs51207 hi there and thanks for watching! Only the Oura ring has a subscription for $6/month. The rest of the rings don’t have subscriptions. You may want to consider the Luna ring that has no subscription and is cheaper than the Oura ring and is top notch in my opinion.
What would you recommend ?? With Overall performance and features .
UltraHuman vs Luna
I personally like the Luna better since I'm concerned about the accuracy of Ultrahuman.
I just ordered the UltraHuman and the Samsung. Only one will win, lol. Oura isn't even in the game with a monthly subscription.
Not sure if you're on iOS or Android. Just know that Samsung only works on Android! Enjoy your ring (whichever one you choose!)
They both sucked for me and returned them.... Got a RC2 on order
हिन्दी में रूपांतर प्रस्तुत करें ।
If I knew Hindi, I would... Ha!
@@MikeReviewsForYouyou tell em 🍑💨