Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love my Oura ring all the way up until the battery life started to go from five days to only half a day. I’ve only had it for about a year. Although Oura ring is going to replace it.

Very good so far. Still learning how it works and information.

Love it it so nice and awesome to know your health more accurately.

absolutely love this, it measure a lot of things about health

For starters this was my first “smart” ring. I managed to find a comfortable size and chose the stealth model. First thing that put me off from it was the monthly subscription fee (which can be paid annually if one chooses) but this I blame myself for given I did not put in my due diligence in researching more about it. The other, and bigger issue I had with it was it seemed like an unfinished product. Rings are supposed to be smooth correct..well one side was smooth but the other was far from it. You could feel the lip protruding from that side and when you ran your finger across it, it felt like metal that was not deburred . This meant anytime I put my hand in my pocket, I would meet with some resistance and for a $400 piece of jewely, this is not acceptable for me.

Love this ring. It has changed my evening habits 10 fold and that’s what I wanted

I love it this product have to many thing that we can use for our daily m

Once you get past the bulky feeling, the Oura Ring 4 really feels like a constant health advisor that's available at quick glance. It provides excellent feedback regarding sleep score, cardiovascular age and even has a new symptoms add-on that will try to catch sickness early! Would highly recommend!

I splurged on with rose gold option and am very happy with the purchase. I did go into Best. buy to try on the sizing glad I did bc I probably would have ordered wrong size if I had not.. Very pleased w purchase

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.

Great device and very lightweight. Only issue is 1 week after purchasing, the color has already chipped which is very disappointing for a product in this price range

Really enjoyed this item and the services provided.

The pick up process was super simple and my husband loves the ring

Really great product and easy to set up. Came very quickly in the mail!

Works well- easy to use. Measurements seem accurate and consistent

The gentleman who assisted me was very helpful when deciding which color and size ring to purchase. I am really enjoying my Oura Ring, and would highly recommend to anyone looking to get a better understanding of their overall health.

Like it very much. Does what it designed to do for me

I am very happy with the ring; it is very accurate and helps me have stable sleep.

Love the ring bought it for my daughter. She swears buys it. Helps her monitor her sleeping habits and she can tell when she’s got a cold coming on. Her temperature actually rose when she got sick on her ring so it works.

Great purchase for monitoring your sleep and blood pressure while sleeping