Don't worry 😊—this usually happens when the Bluetooth signal temporarily "gets lost." Try these steps to quickly restore the connection:
Step 1 | Clean and Charge
Wipe the charging contacts on both the ring and the charging case/dock with a clean, dry cloth to remove any dirt or debris (do not use alcohol). Place the ring into the charging case/dock and confirm the indicator light is flashing to show it is charging. Let the ring charge for 30–60 minutes before attempting to reconnect.
Step 2 | Restart the Ring
Insert and remove the ring from the charging case at least 6 times within 15 seconds. Once the blue light on the ring illuminates, the restart is successful. (We recommend recording a video of this step to help our team assist you if the problem persists.)
Step 3 | Reset Bluetooth Settings
Go to your phone's Settings > "Bluetooth", find RingConn-xxxx, and select "Forget This Device" or "Unpair." Then restart Bluetooth from the phone’s Settings menu (please do not toggle Bluetooth off and on from the quick/shortcut panel).
Step 4 | Ensure the app has the connection permissions
Confirm that the app has been granted the Nearby Devices permission (path: "Settings" > "Apps" > RingConn > Permissions). On Android devices, please disable Smart Cleanup or similar battery optimization features to ensure the app can continue running in the background.
Step 5 | Re-pair and Update Firmware
Open the RingConn App and follow the instructions to scan and bind your ring. After a successful connection, go to "Me" > "Version Management" > "Firmware Version" and upgrade to the latest version to ensure optimal stability.
Step 6 | Cross-test
Try using a family member's phone to test. This can rule out device-specific compatibility issues.
Still having trouble? If you have completed all the steps and still cannot connect, please send us a video of your restart attempt for further troubleshooting.