Customer Ratings & Reviews

Too expensive for features that are found on band and smart watch for much cheaper. But if its your thing then its great.

Perfect fit and provides a little more than my Apple Watch.

I’m a gen3 owner and I switched to gen4. Way more comfortable, but the design and build quality seem lacking this generation.

Its has been okay using it..little bulky to workout wuth

Does what I needed it to do. Worth the investment for long time health

Absolutely amazing!! Great application, great comfort, great concept!!

So much better then wearing a watch, would really recommend

Love my Oura Ring, so convenient to see all your health stats.

Obsessed with this ring! I appreciate and value all the data it provides. Would buy again. I initially bought a different color, tried it out for a few days, and then changed it for the silver and the process at Best Buy was seamless.

Love love the Oura ring!! I just hate how easily it scratches

Very good very best for all my family and i do recommend

Absolutely love my oura ring. One of the best purchases I’ve ever made! Worth it.

Very simple to use. Do your homework on the sizing.

I have been so pleased with this purchase!! I love the features, it’s comfortable and I have zero regrets. I would recommend this to everyone!

Very happy,Great product, delivering great results!

I had such a great experience buying this from the store as opposed to buying it directly from the manufacturer because they had the ring sizers there and they had the ring I wanted there it was very easy and convenient

I love my oura ring. I highly recommend it to anyone who asks about it.

The Oura Ring is sleek and innovative, but its value is questionable. Between the high price of the ring and the required subscription, it feels overpriced—especially when competitors like Samsung, Apple, and Garmin offer similar health tracking without ongoing fees. Rings are also easier to lose than watches, making the investment riskier. With competition heating up, and giants like Apple and Google improving battery life and health features, subscription-based models like Oura and Whoop may struggle to stay relevant. The time has come when many people no longer realize how many subscriptions they’re paying for yearly—and in most cases, the total adds up to hundreds of dollars. As awareness grows, more consumers may reject the idea of “renting” wearables.

Really helpful. This provides deeper and full insights on sleep stages.

As my eyes get older, the use of a small watch face without my reading glasses is next to impossible. By switching to the ring, I am able to gather the same data for the most part and just dump it directly into my phone.