RingConn Gen 2 Smart Ring. AN HONEST REVIEW! 

@harmymd that's very kind of you :) thanks for the nice words! I think my next port of call is to invest in a good camera, any reccomendations?

@@mistermarston well, the samsung s24 ultra or iphone 15 pro max actually do a very good job these days with good lighting. The good cameras versatile in both photography and videography are not pocket friendly as I'm sure you know, especially here in the UK. The sony A7 series with appropriate lenses is a good starting option.

@harmymd I'll take a look into the A7 series thanks bud, currently rocking a Galaxy Z Fold 6 but it's not quite up to scratch! Cheers.

@@mistermarston hahaha, you use a Z fold 6 and here I was thinking I could help save you some pennies, hahaha... That does have a decent camera but you will need even more lighting or better still an outdoor setting for best performance. You've got style though. I like it. If money is no object, you might as well go all out and get the more versatile Sony or Canon cameras, usually above £8k for Camera and lense(s). That way, you won't think "camera" again for a very long time and can film comfortably in a cozy dimly lit room which I know is more your preference. I'm in the West Midlands. If you're not terribly far off, I'll be happy to go camera shopping with you some time even...hehe. Cheers.

@thegrumpygamer3081 cheers bud and congrats on backing it early! I'm wearing mine as I type this, it's like half an inch wide and like 1 gram in weight. I think this will free you up to wear whatever you like 👍🏻 what colour did you get?

@@DanielChaves1984 genius!

Which one was incorrect?

@@harmymd legend 🔥 thanks mate

I think that's pretty reasonable, although the early bird price of $209 at the moment is a bargain!

Hadn't even thought of it for running! Good point! Could link it to Strava and have the easiest fitness tracker to wear, ever. Blood sugar levels would definitely be a game-changer too, all good suggestions!

Good question! As far as I'm aware, everything is still done in-app. The syncing & the notifications etc. I haven't seen a low-battery alert, but with the extra long battery life - you sort of don't need to. If you're not checking the app once in two weeks, I would question whether or not you even need the ring. But if you check the app once every two weeks, you'll undoubtedly see your battery % and know whether or not to stick it on the charger for 10 minutes.

@@mistermarston thanks. I guess the fact that the sync when opening the app happens much faster makes it much less of a chore, and rather a daily task. Ringconn 1 was so slow if I had forgot to open for a few days I would be waiting awhile for everything to sync. But if it is fast now then even if a day is missing the app can sync quick and I could view the data whilst brushing your teeth for example

It's thinner and lighter - but I think the reason it has a tighter fit for me is because I dropped from a ring size 9 to a size 8. So I wouldn't necessarily say the Gen 2 ring is tighter, that's my ring-size change, but the whole thing is smaller and lighter so contributes to that overall more 'snug' feel.

@@mistermarston actually the Gen 2 is lighter than Gen 1 regardless of the size you chose. The Gen 1 weighs between 3-5 g, while the Gen 2 weighs 2-3 g. That's a lot of huge improvements consider the product itself is so compact already!

If my size in Oura ring was 11, may I assume the same size in Ringconn?

@@udenss I'm not 100% sure - i think for safety, it might be best ordering the sizing kit from Ringconn ASAP. Please refer to my previous video on that.

@@udenss yes you can!