Flex Brown

Different size options, nicely made and sturdy. Battery life is good. Wish it came with charging case instead to the wire. But overall, great product.

I purchased two of these, and both are terrible. The battery doesn’t charge—literally! This is the worst product I have ever bought on Amazon. Unfortunately, I didn’t read the reviews before purchasing, and that was my mistake. It’s clear that the seller or store doesn’t care about customer feedback. Poor quality product. I will be returning them without hesitation.

Unique!!

I bought 4 of them for my parents and my wife's parents. 2 of them do not turn on and 2 of them can't even hold charge for 5 hours. Unfortunately, I sent them already to another country where my relatives live, so can't even try for return. There are more robust dhikr rings under 20$. Save yourself the money.

The Zikr ring was one of the easiest Bluetooth devices I have ever used and connected to my phone. The app was easy to install and use- and I never had one issue with it. If you happen to order this ring, don't be scared when you take it out of the packaging- because of how it is packaged- you first take out the digital part of the ring. At first, I thought it had broken because it did not look like a ring. However, I discovered that it is a digital screen that fits in the ring, along with carrying the ring's electronics. I thought this was actually a great idea (when I figured out what it was and how it fit into a ring band) because the little screen fits right into one of three bands they send you (small, medium, and large)- So that is how you can get any size when you order this ring. Essentially only part of the ring is a device and it fits into one of three bands they send you, that fits your finger. The app was straightforward, dealing with the prayer times and which ones you wanted your ring to alert you to. When you open the app for the first time it asks you your location and whatever country you are in, whatever state, city, province, or town, the app should find you. I am in the state of Ohio in the eastern part of America and the app actually found me right down to the exact city (and I am on a tight border with another). You can set up an account with the app from your email or directly from your Google account. When you open the app, you are told what the current prayer time is. For instance, right now my app says Isha. Fajr is at 5:44 a.m. tomorrow, for me, Sunrise at 7;21 a.m., and so on. Each day you are given new times as they are adjusted. And all this is done for you by the app. The one thing I would have liked is if the adjusted prayer times applied to the alarm on the ring. What I mean is, for instance, the reminder for Azan can come before or after the time it begins. And you can make an adjustment of an hour to the alarm- that it rings an hour before Azan or an hour after. However, these adjustments did not apply to the alarm ring, something that would have been nice. That still didn't take away from how convenient the ring was and how much I enjoyed the reminders from the ring- which would chime and vibrate. So I still gave it five stars. I only hope the manufacturer thinks to adjust this with their next version of the ring. With the app, you can also customize your Tasbih, as well as set a goal for the Tabish target you have for yourself. These goals can be either 7, 10, 33, 41, or 100. This is the place in the app where you can track your progress and counts with the ring, as well as your goals. You can see your records by day or by month to help track your progress (or lack thereof). You count your prayers by tapping the button on the ring and the app will record how many times you do this. A long hold on the button resets the count. You can't miss the button to tap- as it is the only button on the ring. And, when held longer, it turns the ring on and off. The best thing (and something I often use) is the ring finder on the app- which sets the alarm off when you misplace your ring. The ring comes with a beautiful green felt bag for storage and to recharge the ring you pop the electronic face off (where the screen is) and hook it up to its charger. It is no trouble to do this (detach the electronic part from the ring band) although the ring does hold a charge for a long time before you have to recharge it. Please take a look at my photos and excuse any errors I may have made as I am a fairly new Muslim. I also included a few screenshots of the app, so you have the general idea of what it is like. I hope I have helped aid you in your purchase and feel free to reach out with any questions on the item- if I can help. Thank you.

My screen light started fading and ended up no longer working. I have to use the app now to see my count.

I don’t like it,,, the battery go fast and in general ot good for the price I paid

this ingenious zikr counting ring from TAKVA is handier than a lasso at rodeo time for this forgetful buckaroo! As a God-praising cowboy who's always losing track of his worship recitations faster than a jackrabbit evading coyotes, having a subtle digit tally helper is a blessing straight from the heavens. And boy howdy does this ring help keep count of each chant and bead better than shooting stars on the 4th of July! Just rotate that innovative wheel while sending up psalms and it quietly clicks up a precise tally for each prayer completed. No more losing my place mid-verse or fumbling with obvious beads that get in the way during daily tasks! That slim, inconspicuous band slides right alongside my wedding ring without drawing a smidge of attention while the dial subtly does its holy counting duty. So clever and convenient for spiritual cowpokes like me who need a subtle assist staying focused and on track. Glory be, it’s a wingman from above! So if you lose prayers like a forgetful cowboy loses horses, lasso your focus back with this heaven-sent zikr ring, partner!