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Oura Ring 5 Review: Slimmer Fit, Strong Sleep Data, Pricier Upgrade
technology1 month ago

Oura Ring 5 Review: Slimmer Fit, Strong Sleep Data, Pricier Upgrade

The Oura Ring 5 is 40% smaller than the Ring 4, delivering a more comfortable design and up to 9 days of battery life, plus solid sleep tracking and illness monitoring (Symptom Radar). It remains strongest for newcomers to the brand, but automatic workout tracking can be imperfect outdoors, and full features require an Oura membership (about $5.99/month or $69.99/year). Priced at $399, it’s a standout choice for new buyers and health-focused users, though Ring 4 owners can likely skip the upgrade unless they want the sleeker fit or a sale price.

Oura Ring 5 Review: Ultra-Compact Comfort, Great Battery, But No Trade-In Perk Yet
wellness1 month ago

Oura Ring 5 Review: Ultra-Compact Comfort, Great Battery, But No Trade-In Perk Yet

Six weeks with the Oura Ring 5 reveal a distraction-free, comfortable wear thanks to a 40% smaller design than Ring 4, about a week of battery life with faster charging, and a tougher, more scratch-resistant finish. The upgrade doesn’t hinge on new exclusive features since Ring 4 already benefits from Live Activity Tracking and women’s health features; and there’s no trade-in option for older rings yet—only recycling. So, upgrading is mainly about size if you’re choosing between Ring 4 and Ring 5, rather than chasing a raft of new capabilities.

Oura Ring 5: slimmer update, but upgrading isn’t essential
tech1 month ago

Oura Ring 5: slimmer update, but upgrading isn’t essential

The Verge’s Victoria Song says the Oura Ring 5 is a thinner, lighter Ring 4 with the same sensors, battery life, and software features, making it solid for newcomers but not a must‑upgrade for current Ring 4 users. Sizing is more limited (no sizes 4, 5, 14, or 15; no ceramic option), and the charging case is now a $99 accessory that isn’t backward/forward‑compatible. It also adds several software updates—GLP‑1 Insights, Health Radar, medical lab imports, data deletion, improved live activity tracking, and an AI doctor chatbot—which can feel cluttered and contribute to data fatigue. Still, at $399 and with a $6/month subscription, Oura remains the best smart ring for a simple health tracker, just not a dramatic leap over its predecessor.

Oura Ring 5: smaller, smarter, longer-lasting—should you upgrade?
technology2 months ago

Oura Ring 5: smaller, smarter, longer-lasting—should you upgrade?

The Oura Ring 5 tightens its footprint with a 40% smaller frame and lighter weight, adds a refreshed sensor setup (12 light pathways vs 18) with brighter LEDs, and improves durability with a new coating. It touts 6–9 days of battery life (versus Gen 4’s near 4–8) and introduces a new charging case; pricing starts at $399 (premium finishes at $499). Many software features (live activity, Health Radar, blood pressure signals, GLP-1 tracking, lab results import, data erasure) are also available to Gen 4 rings, so upgrading is less about software and more about hardware: new to Oura or using Gen 3+ should consider Ring 5, while Gen 4 owners may opt to stay if the current model already meets their needs.

Oura Ring 5: A Sleeker Ring That Delivers Health Data Like Jewelry
technology2 months ago

Oura Ring 5: A Sleeker Ring That Delivers Health Data Like Jewelry

The Oura Ring 5 is sleeker and more jewelry-like, 40% smaller than the Ring 4, with stronger sensors (12 paths) and improved readings. It adds refined motion detection, new health features (AFib alerts, temperature tracking, blood-oxygen monitoring) and enhanced sleep analytics, while auto-workout detection remains imperfect (it logged a 4‑mile run accurately but missed Pilates). In a 48‑hour test, heart-rate data was strong and comparable to the Apple Watch, sleep was accurate, and battery hovered around 80% after two days with a six-to-nine day target; GPS is not onboard, so distance requires a phone. Priced at $400 (about $50 more than Ring 4), the ring aims to blend jewelry aesthetics with robust health metrics, though full long‑term performance awaits the full review.

Tiny rings, big claims: Oura Ring 5 vs Ultrahuman Ring Pro premier face‑off
technology2 months ago

Tiny rings, big claims: Oura Ring 5 vs Ultrahuman Ring Pro premier face‑off

Trusted Reviews compares the new Oura Ring 5 and Ultrahuman Ring Pro, highlighting Oura’s claim of the world’s smallest smart ring (about 2g, 2.28mm) versus Ultrahuman’s 2.65mm design with a Pro Charging Case. Oura requires a monthly subscription to access data, while Ultrahuman does not (though PowerPlugs and third‑party fees can apply). Ultrahuman touts Jade, a real‑time biointelligence AI for insights, and promises up to 15 days of battery life (the case extends charging potential); Oura claims up to a week for the ring itself. Price starts around £399–£499 for Oura and £429 for Ultrahuman, with Oura launching June 4 and Ultrahuman July 15. Both devices are unreviewed at the time, but promise reliable sleep, recovery and activity tracking with different ownership models and extras.

Oura Ring 5 Slims Down and Elevates Health Tracking, But Hits a Higher Price
technology2 months ago

Oura Ring 5 Slims Down and Elevates Health Tracking, But Hits a Higher Price

The Oura Ring 5 is a sleeker successor to Ring 4, 40% smaller and weighing 2–2.69 g, with upgraded sensors (fewer optical paths, stronger LEDs, larger photodiode) delivering about 12% better overnight HRV and up to 19% better HR during workouts. It adds software features like a health radar, blood pressure signal monitoring, GLP-1 medication tracking, and external HR device integration, plus IP68 dust resistance and a 6–9 day battery life. Priced at $399 and with a reduced size range plus a required monthly subscription for advanced features, it may not justify upgrading for all Ring 4 users.

Oura Ring 5 slimmed design brings Health Radar and sleep-time BP sensing
technology2 months ago

Oura Ring 5 slimmed design brings Health Radar and sleep-time BP sensing

Oura Ring 5 debuts a ~6mm-wide, 2.3mm-thick titanium ring that’s ~40% smaller than Ring 4, with upgraded sensors, stronger LEDs, and a new Health Radar system for continuous biometric monitoring. It adds sleep-time blood pressure signal monitoring (expanding in the US, India, and UAE from June) and GLP-1 insights for medication and weight tracking, plus 50+ metrics, 6–9 day battery life, and a separately sold charging case. Pricing consists of two finishes: base $399 and premium $499, with full features requiring an Oura membership.

Amex Platinum Cardholders Get $200 Off Oura Ring 5 with Annual Credit
credit-cards2 months ago

Amex Platinum Cardholders Get $200 Off Oura Ring 5 with Annual Credit

Oura Ring 5, a slimmer version of the popular health ring, is now on preorder with prices starting at $399 and $499 for finishes. Amex Platinum cardholders can receive up to a $200 annual statement credit toward eligible Oura Ring purchases on Oura's site, effectively cutting the price in half. Enrollment is required, and the credit cannot be used toward the ongoing Oura membership (which costs $5.99/month or $69.99/year). Preorder starts May 28, 2026, with shipping beginning June 4, 2026; first shipments include a sizing kit and a one-year purchase protection.

Oura Ring 5 Slashes Size by 40% and Ups Health Capabilities
technology2 months ago

Oura Ring 5 Slashes Size by 40% and Ups Health Capabilities

Oura’s Ring 5 is 40% smaller than Ring 4, thanks to redesigned internals that shrink signal paths from 18 to 12 and boost LEDs for better readings across skin tones. It comes in sizes 6–13 (Ring 4 offered 4–15) and includes a charging case that can keep it powered for about a month. Hardware updates accompany Health Radar, AI-assisted guidance via Counsel Health, GLP-1 Insights, Health Records, and Live Activity on iPhone, among other features. Pre-orders are live with shipping starting June 6; pricing starts at $399 (base), $499 for additional finishes, $99 for the charging case, and a $6/month or $70/year subscription.

Oura Ring 5 Debuts as a Slimmer Health Wearable with Blood Pressure Tracking
technology2 months ago

Oura Ring 5 Debuts as a Slimmer Health Wearable with Blood Pressure Tracking

Oura unveiled the Ring 5, a 40% smaller smart ring (6.09mm wide, 2.29mm thick) with redesigned sensing for better accuracy and about a week of battery life. It introduces Health Radar, adding Blood Pressure Signals and Nighttime Breathing, plus Health Records import, GLP-1 Insights, Lab Uploads, and a telehealth option via Counsel Health. A new $99 Charging Case is offered, with Ring 5 priced at $399 in Silver/Black (finishes like Gold or Deep Rose at $499); Ring 4 remains $349. Global pre-orders are open and shipping starts June 4; an Oura Membership is required for full features.

Oura Ring 5 shrinks to sleeker form with blood-pressure insights
technology2 months ago

Oura Ring 5 shrinks to sleeker form with blood-pressure insights

Oura Ring 5 debuts with a dramatically smaller design (6.09mm wide, 2.29mm thick) and redesigned internals for better skin contact and stronger LEDs, while adding Health Radar features that continuously monitor biometric signals—including Blood Pressure Signals such as Nighttime Blood Pressure and Nighttime Breathing—plus Health Records, an AI-enabled Counsel Health partnership, GLP-1 Insights, and ongoing battery life of about a week; pre-orders start at $399 (black/silver) or $499 for other finishes, with an Oura Membership required.

Oura Ring 5 trims size while adding health-focused software
tech2 months ago

Oura Ring 5 trims size while adding health-focused software

The Verge reviews the Oura Ring 5, a 40% smaller Ring 4 that weighs about 2–2.69 g and uses a titanium, IP68 body with stronger LEDs and six to nine days of battery life. It also debuts a redesigned charging case and a new deep rose color, with sizes 6–13 (no ceramic option). Hardware is paired with Health Radar, GLP-1 insights with lab uploads, and Brain Health Study, plus Time-based Data Deletion and third‑party heart‑rate pairing. Preorders start at $399 (black/silver) or $499 for other colors, with shipping due June 4.