Our ring contain no battery and they are all water resistant (tested up to 50m depth!).

It is a critical issue.

@johnyma22 I will keep an eye out in future for the errors in regards to #5. As for door locks can you let the community know which door locks work with the payments ring and update this thread please ? https://forum.nfcring.com/topic/903/door-locks-that-work-with-the-payment-ring Cheers :)

lol, fair enough. I found it too convenient to be able to do both things (the payment ring wouldn't start the car, so it had to be both).

@faelanstevie Soryr to hear your having issues with your Yubikey Neo. Whilst not one of our products, they are a very convenient form of authentication. In answer to your questions : It appears that like all phones, the S4 has a "sweetspot" where NFC detection and reading is at its best. It does however appear that the S4's spot is quite narrow : https://forum.nfcring.com/topic/9/samsung-galaxy-s4 Best to check the Yubikey forums. Any NFC device will be affected and possible detuned by localised metalic objects, keys and keyrings included. Embedded in the battery. Worth a shot !

@chris don't suppose banks are locking in credit cards to these any time soon? If you happen to know that is. Westpac only have a wrist band at the moment -.-

I did eventually get a ring, and in time for my wedding! YAY! It never worked though, and now the inner part fell out. Is there a way to replace the parts that sit in the channel?

I use my rings on a daily basis. I used it with a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 LTE and now Oneplus One (for a couple of years now). I used my rings for unlocking my phones via Google's NFC Smartlock and NFC Ring's app (1 ring to unlock both; otherwise, input 2 different PINs). The other tags of the rings are used to toggle wireless (wifi/LTE/bluetooth/GPS), toggle brightness. I've used them from Android Lollipop to now Nougat, stock and custom roms on both phones. What's nice with the NFC reader on the Oneplus One is it sits right on my index finger and it reads it pretty well (90% of the time) if I just tilt my ring on my index slightly out. I'm also a backer for both NFC Ring campaigns. I have enough rings to feel like wearing 2 Infinity Gauntlets...

@johnyma22 Just had this tweet from @John-McLear. Thought I'd post it here for the community to see, although I suspect it will disappoint rather than placate. It was an odd thing to say. Here it is verbatim. "It's available to some folks, not sure what the situation is tbh. Development was completed years ago from our perspective!" Share & Enjoy.

I have a Kerv payment ring and it works in exactly the same way with NFC readers. If the door lock could read your old ring, it will be able to read the payement ring with no issues. I was enjoying unlocking my phone with my payment ring until Google disabled the feature in Oreo, boo.

I'm looking to buy them for my wedding.guess I have to look for something else.