AI is becoming a big part of our lives and has now reached smart rings too. In this article, I compare 9 devices – from Whoop and Oura to Amazfit Helio – and their AI features like chatbots, personalized tips, or blood test analysis. Is there potential?
If you’ve ever been tempted to buy a smart ring, now’s the perfect time. I haven’t seen smart rings go on sale like this before. Seriously.
Ultrahuman has confirmed a new generation of its smart ring called the Ultrahuman Ring Pro. The trademark is already registered. It may bring NFC payments, new sensors, and a redesigned look.
I arrived at the interview wearing my wearables – Garmin, Whoop, Oura, and the AI pendant Limitless. All detected stress, each differently. The highest peak? Garmin: 99/100 right in the middle of the talk. Which one told the truth? And what does the LLM say?
Omni Ring enters the smart ring market with a focus on AI and nutritional guidance. It promises a unique Energy QI metric similar to Garmin’s Body Battery, a charging case, and one month of premium subscription. But how does it compare to the holy trinity — Oura, Ultrahuman, and RingConn? Let’s see!