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Oura Ring 5 review: a stunning generational leap for smart rings
Slimmer, longer lasting and much easier to live with, new Oura sets a very high new bar for health-tracking wearables
TL;DR
- The Ring 5 is 40% smaller in volume than its predecessor, making it virtually indistinguishable from regular jewelry.
- It tracks over 50 health metrics including sleep, activity, readiness, stress, and women's health, providing detailed analysis via a subscription-based app.
- Battery life has increased, with the smallest sizes lasting about six days and the largest up to nine days on a single charge.
- The ring features a durable titanium construction in various colors and an improved scratch-resistant coating.
- An AI Advisor chatbot offers personalized health advice based on the user's data.
- The ring is not repairable and the battery is not replaceable, contributing to its disposable nature.
- Pricing starts at £399/€399/$399/A$649, plus a required monthly subscription of £5.99/€5.99/$5.99/A$9.99.