Evie Ring

I’ve now received 4 rings from evie because my ring breaks every 4 months or so. At first i thought it was water damage so I stopped wearing it in water. Then I thought it was damaged from lifting weights or sweating so i took it off for that even though that’s a main reason why I have it. The evie team has been great sending me new rings for free, but it’s frustrating that I have to replace the hardware quarterly and then it takes a month to ship so I lose a month of data each time. Also, the app is now incorrectly tracking my period which is another key reason I have the ring. I don’t know if this is a temporary bug or what but super frustrating when the main reasons i bought the ring aren’t functioning properly.

It bothers me that I can’t see my data more than a couple weeks back (I’ve had an Evie ring for a year and I have no idea where the data goes, nor can I find in their user guide or on the web why I can’t see ALL my data. Help?) Additionally, it would be much better/have more useful data if I could log sleep manually. Sometimes it doesn’t get my sleep (and yes, the battery is charged!) but most often, I have a hard time falling asleep. On a Fitbit I can change the start/stop time for sleep, which is useful as it then is tracking when I go to bed in addition to when I “fall asleep” per ring metrics, which is useful info to have for us insomniacs (a day I go to bed early and can’t fall asleep has differing issues than a day I stay up late and fall asleep right off … this is important to share with my doc as I try to figure out sleep issues!) Lastly - battery life is not awesome but I finally caved and just charge it every day pretty much and it keeps up. Otherwise, it’s beautiful, comfortable, tracks relatively well, and I prefer it to other wearables despite these downsides. Please, Evie/Movano - give us some updates! ❤️

I’ve had an incredibly frustrating experience with the Evie ring, and I regret ever purchasing it. I’ve gone through two rings that completely stopped holding a charge within just six months each. For a $300 device marketed as a premium wearable, that kind of failure rate is unacceptable. This isn’t a minor inconvenience — it’s a clear sign of poor product quality. What made it worse was the customer support. The latest replacement they sent was the wrong size and color — and instead of fixing it, I was told to just throw it away. Seriously. I followed up multiple times, and the VP of Customer Success personally responded — but still offered no meaningful resolution, just a polite version of “we’re done here.” All of this happened in less than 17 months. Two failed devices, one useless replacement, and a support team that clearly has no interest in making things right. Don’t be fooled by the marketing — the Evie ring is not worth the price, and the company does not stand behind their product. I absolutely would not recommend this to anyone.