[Maya Singh]

I’ve been looking at the Herz P1 Smart Ring and the 6 day battery claim sounds nice, but I’m wondering if that’s realistic when you actually wear it 24/7 with all the health stuff running. Anyone here getting close to that or is it more like 4-5 days in real life?

[coffeeandscreens]

i get about 5 and a half days with mine, which is close enough for me. the 6 day claim probably depends on how much you check the app and sync, but i’ve never been disappointed by it.

[Mike Casio]

I get about 5 days out of mine and that’s with all the tracking stuff on. 6 days is probably if you barely look at it. Not a big deal, still lasts long enough.

[Old Dave]

I doubt it. Those battery claims are always under perfect lab conditions. Expect less in real use.

[Sant_five]

I think it depends a bit on how much you use the notifications or check the app. I turn off some of the extra alerts and mine usually goes about 5 and a half days before I need to charge it. Good enough for me, honestly.

[RonWeek]

I get a solid 5 days out of mine with everything on, so 6 isn’t totally out of reach if you’re not obsessively checking the app. Plenty good enough for me, I just throw it on the charger when I shower and it’s fine.

[Devon Lee]

I get pretty much the full 6 days with mine, but I think it depends on how much you mess with the app or get notifications buzzing through. I just put it on and forget about it, so maybe that helps.

[Mike Runner]

I’d probably just charge it when I shower and not worry about it. 6 days or 5, still beats charging a watch every night.

[Emma_RD]

I’m tempted by the 6 days too but honestly even 4-5 sounds fine to me if it tracks everything well. I think I’d be happy either way.

[Marcus Olsen]

I haven’t tested it myself but 6 days seems like one of those numbers they pick because it sounds good in ads.

[Dave the Curious]

I think the 6 day claim gets a little too much scrutiny sometimes. Even if you only get 5 days, that’s still way better than most smartwatches out there.

[Jessie Travels]

I think 6 days is probably doable if you’re not constantly checking the app, but I’d be happy with anything over 4 honestly. Charging it while I shower sounds like a good habit anyway, so I’m not too worried about hitting the max.

[Mike Turner]

I think people overthink the battery thing. Even if it’s 5 days, you’re still charging it like twice a week. That’s fine by me.

[Mike in TX]

I’ve seen a few people say they get close to 6 days if they keep the ring off the charger and don’t fiddle with the app constantly. The magnetic charger is quick enough that a quick top-off during a shower probably keeps it going.

[Maya Singh]

Yeah I’ve been wearing mine for a few weeks now and I’m getting around 5 days pretty consistently, so the 6 day thing seems possible if you’re not checking the app much. Either way it’s been fine for me, charging it while I shower works well enough.

[Rachel Mendez]

Maya, glad you're landing around 5 days consistently — that matches what most folks here are seeing. One thing I'd add: the gap between 5 and 6 days usually comes down to how often the app is syncing in the background, so if you ever want to stretch it, checking the app less and letting it sync on its own tends to help. I wouldn't treat the 6-day figure as a hard promise, but it's clearly not just an ad number either.

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