We tested six smart rings, and there’s a clear winner
I have six ring tans now.
Smart rings are having a moment. After years as a niche gadget, regular people are starting to see the appeal. They're thinner, more accurate, and more wearable compared to a decade ago - and for some people, they're a smarter choice than smartwatches.
Smartwatches may dominate the wearable landscape, but they don't work for everyone. They can be bulky. Daily charging is a pain. Plus, they don't always work for people with wrist tattoos or those who participate in more niche sports. (Ever try stuffing a Garmin under a boxing glove? It's not fun.) Conversely, smart rings are discreet and often have multiday battery life, and your finger can …