I’ve owned an old Apple Watch for years, and honestly the battery life sucks—so in this video I tested the RingConn Gen 2 Air to see if it’s actually worth buying. The big headline here is battery: RingConn claims up to 10 days, and in my testing it got very close to that. It also charges fast (around 90 minutes or less), and it comes in at a really low entry price point—under $200—which is a big reason fitness rings like this are getting so popular. I walk through the unboxing (ring, magnetic charging base, USB-C cable), talk about fit/comfort on my non-dominant hand, and show the RingConn app—one of the highlight features for me. The app makes it easy to check wellness balance, sleep stats and stages, stress tracking, and vital signs like heart rate, oxygen, HRV, skin temperature, and respiratory rate. After a couple weeks, I genuinely enjoyed wearing it more than my clunky, slow Apple Watch because it’s lightweight, easy to take on and off, and still gives me the stats I care about. If you don’t need sleep apnea monitoring and you’re okay with a couple days less battery than the Gen 2, the Gen 2 Air is the cheaper, lighter pick I’d recommend.