Sleep management
Bought this ring mainly for the sleep tracking aspect. Overall works pretty well. The only issue is the ring rarely recognizes when I just wake up vs when I’m just laying in bed awake (if I am just laying there it will show that I’m still asleep). I really wish there was an option to edit the time so it can be accurately recorded.
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Decent ring bad app
The ring is decent however definitely fail due to the app
well
Very easy to use software.
Sleep management
Bought this ring mainly for the sleep tracking aspect. Overall works pretty well. The only issue is the ring rarely recognizes when I just wake up vs when I’m just laying in bed awake (if I am just laying there it will show that I’m still asleep). I really wish there was an option to edit the time so it can be accurately recorded.
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App issues
App fails to update much of the time, frustrating!
Ring itself appears to be good
As others have said, this app is junk. If it weren’t for the fit of the ring itself, it would all go back most of the app doesn’t work. When it does work, the app crashes
Great idea. Actual execution falls short
While I was impressed with the ring itself, the app is where this ring fails. All of my issues with the app are programming problems that shouldn’t be too difficult to address.
The title:
“Smart Ring Health Tracker 5ATM Waterproof Sport Ring Exclusive Vibration Alerts Glossy Titanium Blood Oxygen/Sleep/Emotional Management Women Cycle Prediction Compatible with iOS/Android”
Is technically accurate. However, it is misleading.
The ring does vibrate when you get a call. But only if the ringer on your phone is turned on. If you have the phone on “silent” (not “do not disturb”) the ring does not vibrate with an incoming call. That defeats the purpose of having a ring that vibrates.
Further into the description, it says it connects to your phone’s health app and receives notifications from your phone’s other apps. This is even more misleading.
The Apple health app shows steps and associated fitness data from the ring. I couldn’t find any of the heart, temperature, or sleep data measured by the ring on the Apple health app. So you have to use the ring’s app for that information. This is not a huge deal.
Now, as to the other apps that you are supposed to get notifications from. The Elenva app only receives notifications from social media apps and SMS (texts). Also, Facebook but not Facebook messenger. It doesn’t connect to your alarms, calendar, or reminders. If you want alarms or reminders, you have to put them in the Elenva app. If you have an iPhone, forget messages. That app isn’t on the list. But the SMS doesn’t work, either.
The whole purpose of getting this ring was to replace the need for the big watch. This one claimed to do the things I needed my watch to do. It doesn’t.
What it does do, is monitor your heart rate, spO2 levels, temperature, and sleep. And it does those things very well. Those are all wonderful things. But that’s not why I bought it.
I haven’t decided if I’m keeping the ring. I am hoping the developers will update the app to cover the issues stated above. If so, the Elenva ring and its corresponding app will be the best thing since sliced bread. 😁
The title:
“Smart Ring Health Tracker 5ATM Waterproof Sport Ring Exclusive Vibration Alerts Glossy Titanium Blood Oxygen/Sleep/Emotional Management Women Cycle Prediction Compatible with iOS/Android”
Is technically accurate. However, it is misleading.
The ring does vibrate when you get a call. But only if the ringer on your phone is turned on. If you have the phone on “silent” (not “do not disturb”) the ring does not vibrate with an incoming call. That defeats the purpose of having a ring that vibrates.
Further into the description, it says it connects to your phone’s health app and receives notifications from your phone’s other apps. This is even more misleading.
The Apple health app shows steps and associated fitness data from the ring. I couldn’t find any of the heart, temperature, or sleep data measured by the ring on the Apple health app. So you have to use the ring’s app for that information. This is not a huge deal.
Now, as to the other apps that you are supposed to get notifications from. The Elenva app only receives notifications from social media apps and SMS (texts). Also, Facebook but not Facebook messenger. It doesn’t connect to your alarms, calendar, or reminders. If you want alarms or reminders, you have to put them in the Elenva app. If you have an iPhone, forget messages. That app isn’t on the list. But the SMS doesn’t work, either.
The whole purpose of getting this ring was to replace the need for the big watch. This one claimed to do the things I needed my watch to do. It doesn’t.
What it does do, is monitor your heart rate, spO2 levels, temperature, and sleep. And it does those things very well. Those are all wonderful things. But that’s not why I bought it.
I haven’t decided if I’m keeping the ring. I am hoping the developers will update the app to cover the issues stated above. If so, the Elenva ring and its corresponding app will be the best thing since sliced bread. 😁
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