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Tracking your health shouldn't mean strapping an intrusive, glowing smartwatch to your wrist 24/7. For a screen-free, low-profile alternative, the RingConn Gen 2 smart ring monitors your vitals right from your finger while dodging both premium hardware markups and the mandatory subscription fees that plague the wearable market. Right now, you can score this stealthy tracker for 30% off. Here is what the hardware brings to the table.

All of the info, none of the discomfort

The RingConn Gen 2 tracks the same data as a smartwatch—including activity like steps and calorie burn, pulse, heart rate variability, and blood oxygen levels. Designed for comfortable overnight wear and effortless 24/7 use, it is the first smart ring to offer sleep apnea monitoring while tracking your sleep quality, stress levels, and recovery. All of this data is compiled in the RingConn app, which delivers an overall Wellness Score and lets you export reports directly to your healthcare provider.

If you have specific sleep issues you've dealt with in the past, or if you just want to do a better job tracking and incrementally improving both the duration and quality of your sleep, the small form factor of the RingConn Gen 2 and the granular data made available through the RingConn app offer a fantastic solution, giving you the necessary insights without obstructing your sleep with a bulky watch.

No big battery drain for way less downtime

Most smart watches measure their battery life in hours. The Gen 2 can measure it in weeks, with a battery life of 10-12 days on a single charge for most sizes. Plus at just two grams, the Gen 2 is lighter than RingConn’s previous devices. All this makes it easier to use around the clock, and thanks to its titanium alloy construction, also surprisingly durable.

What do you think so far?

No monthly subscription fees, just your data

Aside from the discomfort and the near-constant charging, the worst part about most fitness trackers is seeing that monthly subscription fee hit your bank account. Nearly every health tracker requires an ongoing payment for full access to your device’s info and training insights, but Gen 2 users get access to all of their personal advanced health data with zero subscription required.

If you want low-profile tracking without the distraction of an extra display, the RingConn Gen 2 is currently seeing a rare price drop. Amazon is slashing 30% off the MSRP during its Prime Day event running from June 23 through June 26. The wearable is also HSA/FSA eligible, allowing you to use tax-advantaged funds to secure the discount.

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