The Oura Ring 4 has been upgraded with improved comfort and battery life, while maintaining its best-in-class sleep and health tracking features. However, its disposability due to non-replaceable battery and inability to be repaired are significant drawbacks.
Price
Oura Ring 4 Pricing
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The Oura Ring 4 starts at £349 (€399/$349/A$569) with a range of colours and finishes.
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The ring comes with one month free membership subscription, which costs £5.99 (€5.99/$5.99/A$9.99) a month or £69.99/€69.99/$69.99/A$109.99 annually.
Verdict
Oura Ring 4 Review Summary
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The Oura Ring 4 is a significant improvement in fit and comfort over predecessors, and doesn’t remotely look like a piece of technology on your finger.
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Its accuracy and battery life improvements are welcome. Oura’s best-in-class sleep and general health tracking, as well as its good app and reliable syncing keep it ahead of increasingly fierce competition.
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However, the ring’s biggest problem is that it cannot be repaired and the battery cannot be replaced, ultimately making it disposable and losing it a star.
Pros
Advantages of Oura Ring 4
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Looks like jewellery not tech
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Comprehensive sleep and health tracking
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Great analysis of trends and helpful advice
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Easy to understand
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Six-day battery life
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100-metre water resistance
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Effective alternative for health to a smartwatch
Cons
Disadvantages of Oura Ring 4
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Expensive
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Monthly subscription
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Thick for a ring
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Running and workout tracking is weak
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Doesn’t do or track as much as a similarly priced smartwatch
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Cannot be repaired
- theguardian.com | Oura Ring 4 review: best smart ring gets comfort and battery upgrade