I hope Oura and Samsung take some lessons from the RingConn Smart Ring

It is widely accepted that competition breeds improvement, if not innovation. It’s difficult to excel without any examples, benchmarks, or comparisons. I know because I thought I was really good at drawing seahorses as a kid until I saw what a seahorse is supposed to look like. Luckily, wearable brands have plenty of existing products to look to when building out their own offerings, and this has never been more true for smart ring makers. The RingConn Smart Ring joins a growing pack of petite wearables making their way to shoppers’ fingers. Though this particular smart ring isn’t perfect, it does have potential, and its broader role in the market can’t be ignored.

A familiar look