Smart Ring for Women Men, Health Tracker with Heart Rate/Blood Oxygen/Blood Pressure/Sleep Monitoring/Step Counting, IP68 Waterproof Fitness Ring, No App Fees for iPhone & Android (Silver, 7#)
$39.99
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Product description
1 SPORTS MONITORING
2 Sleep Tracker
3 Your Personal Health
4 Data Sharing
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Use the Sizing Kit to find your perfect fit before purchasing the Smart Ring
【Please Measure Size Before Buying】Before purchasing your Oucscru smart ring, we strongly recommend that you refer to the size chart and measure the circumference of your finger to ensure the most comfortable fit and to avoid unnecessary returns or exchanges
【Real-time Health Tracking Smart Ring】 Smart rings monitors heart rate, blood oxygen levels, sleep patterns, and daily activity in 24 hours a day with detailed metrics and analysis, helping you manage your physical health indicators
【Intelligent Sleep Monitoring】 Sleep ring tracks deep sleep, light sleep, and REM cycles with detailed sleep quality analysis and duration measurements, You can view various metrics in the app at any time and adjust your lifestyle based on the reports
【Extended Battery Life & Multiple Charging Options】 After Health Tracker Ring is fully charged, it can be used continuously for up to 5-7 days,Features a 300mAh charging case for outdoor use and convenient USB charging capability for indoor charging
【Remote Photography & Family Care】 Supporting the remote photo function, users can remotely control the phone to take photos when needed. Just shake your finger twice quickly and the shutter button will be pressed, The SmartHealth app Allows multiple family members to share health data through connected accounts for comprehensive family health monitoring
【Lightweight & Durable Design】 2mm thickness with a specially polished inner surface rating ensures the ring can Comfortable for everyday wear while tracking fitness and health metrics
【IP68 Waterproof & Ring Protector】 The Fitness Ring With an IP68 waterproof rating. Whether it’s daily hand washing, showering, or swimming and diving can be worn, support depth waterproof, Ring protector protects your ring from knocks in daily life, fitness, outdoor sports
7 reviews for Smart Ring for Women Men, Health Tracker with Heart Rate/Blood Oxygen/Blood Pressure/Sleep Monitoring/Step Counting, IP68 Waterproof Fitness Ring, No App Fees for iPhone & Android (Silver, 7#)
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Betty –
Smart Ring
Nice and light weight and I do like the soft green color. It also comes with a set of silicone protects that you can use to switch up the color. I did put one on to try it but I like the green so do not wear those with it. I got the size 9 for my standard size 7 ring size, will not fit on my pointer or thumb like they suggest but it does fit other fingers. A little slow to connect to the app but after a few tries it did work. As of today the app is not working at all so hopefully this is just a temporary outage because it will be useless without the app as all data is only available on the app. I agree with everyone that says the tracking of steps is off but I beleive the other functions are pretty spot on.
Amazon Customer –
Wonderful product!
I had no issues with this ring! It saves me time and having to lug around big equipment…. The readings are accurate (judged against HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT) I have 2 aneurisms and am in 2nd stage heart failure. I charge it every 3 days for 20 minutes. I am forever grateful for the easy and accurate use of this ring. A 40 dollar investment that can’t be beat!!!! Thank you.
Laura –
Unreliable for sleep tracking
I bought this inexpensive fitness ring because I wanted a wearable device that wasn’t a watch to simply count my steps in an effort to motivate more movement. It works! Although there is a lag when the ring synchronizes with the app, it’s a wonderful step tracking device. I’ve also found the app very easy to use and the BP, heart rate, and SPO2 readings appear accurate. I was not worried about tracking sleep…which is a good thing…because it does not register my sleep often reporting 2-3 hours of sleep when I’ve actually been sleeping for 7-8. Some nights, it reports 0 sleep. I like that the ring is not as bulky as most I’ve seen. I wear a ring size 5, bought the 6, and it fits. So…I think it runs small which was good in my case. I think overall it’s a wonderful value. I’m not very “tech-savvy” and I was able to get the app set up easily with only a small degree of oversight by my son.
Alycia –
Stopped working
Mine stopped working after a few days 😡 lights aren’t on wont turn on when on charging base !! When it was working it was decent for the price. I don’t think the steps are accurate and it constantly would disconnect from Bluetooth but other readings seemed accurate I mainly bought it for sleep tracking n that seemed to work the 2 nights that the ring actually worked . What a bummer 😔 I guess you get what you pay for they are replacing it so we will see if the second one is any better
diana sue chapa –
Does not measure blood pressure correctly.
Works great for tracking steps, oxygen, heart rate, but not so much for blood pressure. All my readings for blood pressure have been way off.
Rebekah T. –
This $40 Ring vs $400 Samsung Ring
I’ve only had the ring for 12 days, but I like it quite a bit. I got this one as a “cheap” one to see if I’d like wearing it before getting a more expensive Samsung ring. Well, I love it, so I went ahead and ordered the Samsung one. I wore the Samsung ring all weekend, and it’s being returned. I’m keeping this one.I primarily wanted it for sleep tracking. I don’t like that it won’t connect to the Samsung Health app as I really like that app, and the app for this ring is definitely not “English” based. The verbiage is off and has gone through translation. However, I can let that slide. I would love a software update to let it connect to the Samsung Health app.This ring tracks sleep accurately. The Samsung ring (and watch) will say I’m asleep when I’m watching TV or even playing video games because my heart rate settles down and I’m relaxed. Even if I get up and move around or if I’m on my phone doom scrolling, they say I’m sleeping. This ring does not. I’ve not had an issue with it tracking actual sleep once.You have to take the blood pressure feature with a grain of salt since the tracking is literally coming from your finger. The most accurate bp will be your upper arm, but the ring is a good estimate. Mine on the ring runs a little high whereas my actual bp is always low. So once I had a baseline for the ring, I can measure if it’s within a range on the app to be normal. Samsung ring does not track bp.The heart rate is mostly an accurate measurement from the ring. Samsung ring heart rate tracking is comparable.Blood oxygen seems to be as accurate as the sleep tracking. Mine is almost always 98%. Sometimes it drops while sleeping, but I don’t have any sleep disorders, so that’s nothing that worries me. Samsung ring only tracks SpO2 while sleeping.I’ve not used the picture function since I don’t want to randomly take pics when I crack my knuckles or something. lol I did notice it in the settings though, and that’s something the Samsung ring “boasts,” as well.Now for the steps… This is the only function Samsung beats this ring. I wore both on the same finger and my Samsung Watch 5 on the same side to be as accurate as possible on the treadmill. I walked half a mile; the treadmill also has an odometer. The Samsung ring, watch, and the treadmill all clocked in at exactly half a mile with the ring and watch both registering exactly 1200 steps. This ring only registered 900 steps and 0.375 miles. This ring lost 25% of the steps while comparing devices.To me, the steps don’t matter. I’ve never tracked my steps; the watch does it automatically, but it’s not something I try to “achieve” like some people do. I work from home (sitting on my butt all day), so I have a treadmill, an upright bike, and a vibration plate to use randomly.The battery lasts me approximately 6 days and takes about an hour to recharge. Both rings came with charging cases. This ring has a ring charger and a c charger whereas the Samsung ring only had the c charger. This ring also came with 3 silicone covers.Overall, this $40 ring outperformed the $400 Samsung ring. I’m very satisfied. My teenagers decided they want smart rings for Christmas, and they will get this ring, as well.
Nicole –
Love it! Recommended
Had it for several weeks now. I love it so far. Charges quickly, connects slightly slowly so you need to be a bit patient (it does need to read your pulse etc), pretty accurate readings, counts steps. I feel that some customers just don’t know how to use the app. They need to refresh/connect to the app if it hasn’t been checked in a while to get the most recent readings. Also click on the ring icon to view battery life and to be sure it’s connected. I love the look and it isn’t heavy or bulky. My fingers vary in size depending if I’m bloated or not so I just move it to other fingers if it’s feeling tight. Other than that it fits well. I just wish they had half sizes.