I Tried the 3 Best Smart Rings... This is Best!

What is the best smart ring of 2023? I compare the Oura Ring Gen 3 vs Ultrahuman AIR vs RingConn. How do they compare for charging, sleep tracking, apps, and recommendations? Which smart ring is worth buying?

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Best Smart Ring of 2023 (Oura Ring 3 vs Ultrahuman AIR vs RingConn)
I Tried the Top 3 Smart Rings... This is Best!

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00:00 - Oura Ring vs Ultrahuman vs RingConn
00:12 - Design & Durability
04:17 - Colors
04:39 - Finger Size
05:37 - Battery Life & Charging
09:52 - Software
14:38 - Sleep & Recovery Data Comparison
17:56 - App Overview Comparison
21:56 - Fitness Tracking
23:59 - Apple Health Integration
24:48 - Weight
25:02 - Price, Colors, Sizes

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[EhsanExplains]

A subscription to view my data is like a subscription for the air conditioning you already have in your car! I’ll give it a hard pass! Get a Garmin. No subscription and tons of data, forever, for free! 😊

[tobogansky]

"The data is cool, it's interesting... but if it's not going to change your life, it's not gonna change your behavior... it's a nice paperweight, don't buy it."
This is going to stick with me for a long time. Thanks for keeping it real. Much respect.

[siiddrb]

3 things to add for Ultrahuman:
1. Workout tracking is available in beta now, however, the heart rate accuracy is way off.
2. It also leaves gaps in HR and HRV data when it can’t get good readings.
3. Apple Health import is not as robust - it doesn’t read heart rate data from other wearables and does not update movement index with just a workout import - need to be wearing the ring while working out. Also, it doesn’t write steps and sleep data to Apple Health yet, though its expected to do that after an update by end of September!

And as always, super detailed and entertaining video Shervin :)

[flutini]

13:38 - "If you’re like me and your self value is a hundred percent defined by what other people think about you on social media…" I about fell out of my chair when I heard that one. Well done!!!

[victorsi]

Thx for the comparison. I really wanted to get one earlier this year, almost pulled the trigger to buy a Oura 3. But I generally hate subscriptions especially after I've already purchased the hardware and Oura is basically useless when you don't have a subscription. Rumor has it Samsung will announce their ring next year. I like the design of Ultrahuman Air a lot, but still on the fence. I'll probably get one next year. Sticking to my Apple Watch for now.

[BlitheApathy]

So far this is one of the best videos I've seen on smart rings. I wonder if there is a list for best smart rings for people with severe chronic illness yet, like I have. For me keeping tabs on my health in real time is very important and helpful without having to solely rely on my bulky an *loud* wrist cuff monitor all the time.

This way I can see if something is off an then I have the option to look into it further and use my bulky wrist/finger readers to be sure on whats up with my stats.

An yes I got a smart watch but I struggle with them. I don't really like anything heavy round my wrist and break out easy with them. I use it mostly just when Im exercising now a days.

But I love rings! But I'm really not too tech savvy an brain damaged (destroyed my sense of time an lobg term memory) an that has been making comparisons difficult. 😅

[rahulrsaha]

Really unbiased review. I appreciate the hard work. Do any of these work without subscription?

[superkikim]

Oura Ring gen2 owner since over 5 years now. Îd say that's pretty durable and luckily, as a early gen2 adopter, I got free cloud souscription for life (of that ring 😅).

After 5 years and two months, I have now to charge it everyday. But the battery life is still one and a half day.

All cost taken in account, IF a gen 3 last 5 years as well, the subscription would double the price of the ring. But if an UltraHuman lasts two years, well, the TCO at 5 years will be similar...

[Shayj]

Ended up getting the Oura ring recently only because its covered by HSA/FSA. I paid ~$65 in total out of the ~$600 for a 3 year warranty stealth horizon ring and the rest is covered by HSA from my company. So price points to product is unbeatable here.

[robertbardsley]

I love my Ringconn! Ive been so impressed with it! Massively recommend!

[jimmykimtv]

Hey, not sure if I missed it in the video, but how do you feel about lifting with those things on? I don't like to keep my watch on, but I can't imagine lifting with those rings everyday.

Love your channel! It has a lot of answers to the questions that I had in mind.

[heavilymeditated]

Thank you for your well thought out, unbiased review. The first problem I ran into with Ultrahuman is ring sizing. I got 3 different sizes with their sizing App. I don't like that UltraHuman and Oura require you pre-buy your ring in order to get a sizing kit sent to you. I ordered my sizing kit for Oura from Best Buy for $10 and got a $10 GC from them, which will go towards the ring (if I decide to buy it). Trying to get away from my Apple watch and wear traditional. Was hoping a smart-ring was the answer but it seems that all reviewers use the watch by day and ring by night.

[SteveShankles]

This video you did on smart rings is fantastic, the best yet, I went with ring conn, charging box, the shape of ring, great information, got there sizing kit for a dollar on Amazon, again, thanks for doing such great videos

[bbd]

1:42 in graphic design we call that a squircle (square-circle) 😅

[simon_faucher]

I have had an oura ring for nearly two years now, pretty happy with it. It gets expensive with the subscription though.

With that constant and probably exponential income, they can come out with nice updates every now and then. The Gen 3 is packed with sensors, and I like that they try and make the most of them! Seriously, a 2 year old product that still is treated & feels like it was new is not something you see often nowadays…

I would love to see a portable charger for the Oura ring.

And would like to see my heart rate in real time when on workout mode, sometimes it fails to sense my heart beat and I only know afterwards.

I would recommend this ring, it’s still great imo!

[davidbliss]

So wait… none of them provide accurate data? Then why would I choose any of them? Why on earth do you have so many? What is the point if they don’t provide you with accurate data?

[StevePotter]

Very thorough and fair review of all three. As you alluded to, these need to fit TIGHTLY to work well. As Oura said in their sizing instructions, it should take a second or two to remove it. Plus then, you won't lose it.

[SteveShankles]

Just wanted to add to this great video, seems you and Dave Dillon really care about your videos, you both do great work, thanks 👍

[crunchynutcornflakes]

Apparently Apple have been filing patents for rings, can't wait to see what comes of that!

[oenway]

I had the oura ring for about 3yrs. Liked it but unfortunately i shouldnt have to pay for a subscription to track my health.