Movano Evie Ring Review: Time is Ticking Away

REVIEW OVERVIEW

Rating
4
Pros: The first women-centric fitness tracker! Beautiful and easy to wear. Portable charging case. AI-enabled features. Affordable. No subscription fee. Has a blood oxygen sensor.

Cons: App is difficult to read and use. Not a big data set so far. Lots of competitors in the near future. Notch in ring can get caught in your hair.

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The excitement of trying out the Movano Evie ring was unmatched, as I eagerly awaited its arrival after it was highlighted in the Best of CES in 2023. The promise of a fitness tracker that catered to the needs of women, especially those in perimenopause, was truly appealing. Tracking menstrual cycles can be challenging for many women, and having a device that could help monitor health conditions like hot flashes and lack of sleep seemed like a game-changer.

However, as time passed, several other fitness trackers introduced similar cycle tracking features. Apple, Samsung, and Withings all included advancements in this area, while Clue even rolled out a new feature set for tracking perimenopausal symptoms. Additionally, with changes in laws like the overturning of Roe v. Wade, privacy concerns arose for women in the United States who may not want to track their periods online.

Despite its promising features, the Movano Evie ring may not be the best option for every woman. While it boasts an affordable price tag of $269 and offers a comfortable design, the ring’s functionality falls short in some areas. The battery life is limited, charging can be problematic, and the accompanying app lacks some key features like syncing with Apple Health and providing detailed activity insights.

In conclusion, the Movano Evie ring may have its merits, but with the market offering several alternatives with more advanced features, it may not be the top choice for women looking to track their menstrual cycles and monitor their health effectively.

Adrienne So
Adrienne So
Adrienne So is a senior associate reviews editor who mostly reviews consumer technology.

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<b>Pros:</b> The first women-centric fitness tracker! Beautiful and easy to wear. Portable charging case. AI-enabled features. Affordable. No subscription fee. Has a blood oxygen sensor. <br><br> <b>Cons:</b> App is difficult to read and use. Not a big data set so far. Lots of competitors in the near future. Notch in ring can get caught in your hair.Movano Evie Ring Review: Time is Ticking Away
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