SleepOn Hack 2.4.12 + Redeem Codes

The Fitbit app does a much better job of recording sleep modes. It tells you specifically how long you are in Light, Deep, REM and Awake modes during sleep. It also shows graphics exactly when you were in each mode. It compares your percentage sleep to a range typical for someone of your gender and age. As far as I know, this hardware collects most or all of the same data. But doesn’t show it in the app. This app is better because it gives oxygen saturation; Fitbit does not do that.

It’s a disappointment to me. I bought it because I didn’t want to wear a Fitbit anymore. But, I think I now need to get a new Fitbit to replace my broken one.

And, BTW, it literally took over a month from the time I ordered it until the time I got it.

I’ve been using this for a couple months now and get more disappointed each week. First, while the graphs are nice you cannot zoom them. It’s difficult to see details. But the worst thing is how it handles when you move. If the ring looses contact with your finger for a couple of seconds it vibrates until it reconnects, even if it connects only 5 seconds later. The software assumes you woke, took off the ring, put it back on and started a new sleep session. If this happens 2 or 3 times in the night the software does not put the sessions together. You have to look at each one individually. This is quite dumb. But even worse, the graphs are not accurate. Session 2 will often show the same graphs as session 1, which means the data for session 2 is lost. If you don’t move during the night at all then this will work for you. But hand movement can easily bump the ring causing it to loose contact for a couple of seconds. Very annoying. This last week, twice it reported, “no data” in the morning. No reason or explanation, just no data despite wearing like every other night. Less reliable each week.

I’m a research scientist, so when I was getting high apnea readings with the ring, I tried moving the sensor around to different places on my fingers while monitoring the data and discovered that the readings are much more reliable on the fingertips. I bought the fingertip sensor holders and my blood oxygen readings have been steady and normal ever since under the same sleep conditions. I do not recommend the ring sensor holders, but with the fingertip holders, this is a reliable home blood oxygen sensor. Be sure to buy the version with the fingertip sensor holders!

The app is easy to use and creates lovely graphs but there are a couple of quirks… chiefly that you have to take the sensor off, place it on the charger, close the app, and reopen the app to synch the data.

It would be nice if you could enter your age and elevation on your profile and have the device adjust the normal oxygen range, but that’s easy enough to do yourself.

All in all I feel my money was well spent, but if I were ordering now I would order the version with the fingertip sensors from the start, because the ring doesn’t hold the sensor on the correct part of the finger for reliable oxygen monitoring.

I have been using the fingertip se version for a little over a month now and am incredibly pleased with how it works. I was surprised to see the amount of negative reviews on the product after I had such good results with it so figured I’d leave a note.

I used a Garmin smartwatch to track my sleep before this and it was grossly inaccurate (and uncomfortable to wear asleep). Got this and have been satisfied ever since. Sure it can be iffy at times but overall much more accurate.

Only problem would be the pre-sized silicone fingertips it comes with are all too big where even the smallest one falls off my finger some nights, would love a smaller option!

I am in disbelief and not in any way paid or incentivized by these folks. They have somehow pulled off what Apple and many others seemingly could not: they’ve reduced a full sleep study device to the size of a large pill that you wear as a ring at night.

It works incredibly well, and seems to track the precise results I’ve gotten on “full” sleep studies in labs. The app is also quite polished for a first edition.

If I had any complaints it would be that the directions need to be a little more clear:
1. Charge the device (magnets in it will properly orient it on the charger.
2. Download and open app, follow directions in app to sync the device with the app.
3. When ready to sleep, put device in the ring on finger as shown and go to bed (there’s a very soft red glow during night if working properly).
4. In the morning, remove the ring, place near phone, and open app, it will sync results automatically and very quickly.
5. Read results and explore the advice in the app.

These guys will be purchased by Apple or Google (or someone), the device is that good. Congratulations to them and thanks for helping sleep sufferers!

I tried to research products online and in magazines. So many devices were geared for exercise, but this was strictly for sleep info.
There is VERY little in the way of tutorials online, and the ap is very lackluster when you are poking around trying to learn about it.
So far I think it’s registering me as “sleeping” when I’m reading in bed. I also think it’s congratulating me for sleeping well all night when I’ve been up for several miserable hours. It also shows apnea when I’m awake and still. Just not super accurate as far as I can tell in the 3 weeks I’ve used it. Meh…

At first I was excited to use my SleepOn ring but after one night of use the APP Froze in airplane mode. I could not get it to reset so I deleted the app and started over. After that, my device would not pair with the APP on more than one phone. After numerous back and forth emails with an unnamed “support” person I gave up and chose to eat the $$. Don’t buy this unless you want to risk any technical issues and lack of a true tech support or product guarantee. I could have gotten a new device but would have needed to pay shipping without an additional guarantee the new device would even work. Not worth it. Disappointed to say the least.

I purchased this device last week. It has a lot of features that are superb if it actually worked.

After an automatic firmware update, the battery fully depleted and when you put the thing on the charger stand it starts to recharge and then stops after three minutes. (I have tried many different USB chargers)

The device says “100%” charged and then after five minutes the battery goes to fully depleted and the ring shuts off.

I contacted support and was told to let it sit for three (3) days and see if that resets it. It did nothing. The ring still doesn’t work and the tech support have not given me any other viable options.

DO NOT OUR PURCHASE THIS PRODUCT. The device does not hold a charge and the tech support have not given me any other options. Waiting three more days is absurd.

I will be happy to change my review if the tech support sends me a new ring —- not a refurbished ring, a new one. I bought this new and I am entitled to a new and working ring

The data is great. What is NOT great is that this software REQUIRES you to provide the Chinese government with your personal data, and they add your medical data to their databases daily. Under the guise of a social media-like “join”, they access all of your data on your phone. They have a “policy” of privacy - heh heh. As if the Communist government of China doesn’t force them to provide everything they have and get more. Bunch of lying trespassers. I gave them an exclusive email - never have I had so many “we have your password” “we know what you’ve been watching on the open sites” “send us a ransom in bit coin” spam emails. I loved the data, but the privacy intrusion is not worth it. I am throwing this price of sheiss away.

I purchased this device in February and used it successfully with it Version 1 software. By April the battery in the first ring device failed. It took 6 emails and multiple uploads of videos of the device NOT CHARGING to get a replacement sent with 10 day shipping from Singapore. The replacement took 2 full days to charge to green light. And the battery died after 2 nights. It shows that it is alive but will not take a full charge. It appears SleepOn has some issues with batteries. And their customer service is not nearly up to Apple quality. I hope they fix these issues as the device and software / information is very useful.