Oura has released the Ring 5, significantly smaller and lighter than its predecessor, the Ring 4. It retains advanced health tracking features and requires a monthly subscription for full functionality, impacting consumers who seek a compact smart wear option.
Oura's new Ring 5 represents a substantial upgrade in the smart ring category. Positioned as a direct replacement for the popular Ring 4, it offers improved portability and comfort for users.
The Ring 5 is 40% smaller in volume than the Ring 4, with a width of just over 6mm and thickness of 2.23mm, weighing only 2 grams. This size reduction enhances comfort, reducing the potential for discomfort during daily activities.
It features a titanium build available in six colors, with a tougher coating to resist scratches.
The Ring 5 continues to monitor heart rate, blood oxygen, temperature, and motion, allowing tracking of over 50 metrics related to health and wellness. This includes comprehensive data on sleep, activity levels, and stress management.
The enhanced design ensures it does not interfere with physical activities while maintaining high tracking accuracy.
The device is priced at £399, with an ongoing subscription fee of £5.99 for advanced features, making it a costly investment for consumers. Users can expect a battery life that lasts between six to nine days depending on ring size, which is an improvement over its predecessor.
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Oura has released the Ring 5, significantly smaller and lighter than its predecessor, the Ring 4. It retains advanced health tracking features and requires a monthly subscription for full functionality, impacting consumers who seek a compact smart wear option.