That said, here is every major smart ring brand ranked from worst to best. Circular's vision for its smart rings was to create a simple, wearable device that fits seamlessly into anyone's lifestyle.

The best ring lights are a must if you're looking to improve the quality of your videos, whether you're streaming on YouTube or hosting a work Zoom call. These simple, donut-shaped devices ...

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Gorgeously designed, easy to wear, long-lasting and full of granular health information, the Oura Ring 4 is nearly the perfect fitness tracker. I loved using it, and will continue to do so ...

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The Oura Ring Gen 3 discussed in this article has been replaced by the newer Oura Ring 4. Check out my full Oura Ring 4 review to see why I think it's the best smart ring money can buy.

With the smart ring market hotting up – it’s the turn of the Oura Ring 4 to show us what it's got. The Oura Ring 4’s incredible insights mean it’s still one of the best wearables on the ...

Looks and feels more like jewelry than ever. New Smart Sensing platform makes the ring more accurate and easier to wear. Updated app with interesting new features. Better battery life. Both ...

During a recent appearance on “First We Feast’s Truth Or Dab,” Mercedes Mone revealed her Mount Rushmore of rivals she has faced in the ring. Mone named Bayley, Charlotte Flair, Willow Nightingale, ...

Amazon is revamping its subscription offerings for its Ring video doorbells and cameras. A new service, called Ring Home Premium, will include features like 24/7 recording and AI-powered video ...

Photo courtesy of the Dive Motel Like many things, the word “unique” exists on a spectrum. On one end, there’s the “unique” ...