Oura Ring 4 - Silver - Size 7 - Size Before You Buy

I hesitated for a while before investing in this gadget. And I love my Gadgets! but after doing some homework on the competition, I decided to jump for it. First, the fit and metal colour are great, I couldn't be happier, the quality and durability is insane, i do everything with it, I rarely take it off. The connectivity to my Samsung Z Fold6 was flawless, no hiccups, plus, everything you open the app, it updates in no time. so great compatibility. Now, you need to give it time to gather data about you, of course... it will not happen overnight which is quite right, but the intel you get afterwards is great. Your body age, sleep quality, energy available, your stress, it is such a great little ring. it is a lot of money for such a small device but the value for money is worth it. I highly recommend it if you are curious and want to be nudge in the right direction for better health.

I was keen to utilise technology to help with my fitness, but love mechanical watches so a smart-watch wasn't an option. Came across this and after some research I gave it a punt. Very happy customer, the ring is a doddle to set up and works a treat. Battery life is a snadge less than advertised but not enough to make me dock points. It's a shame about the subscription, as I think the ring is costly enough that it's something of a liberty to charge for ongoing use, they could lose things like the guided meditation etc and give a free option, or bake in more value-add to the app. Enough moaning though, what it does it does really well, giving me insights into my sleep patterns and broader health. I am happy I bought it and check the app at least daily months after buying.

The app is brilliant. It takes a while to get to know you, so don't expect instant insights, but as it builds a picture it is really good at telling you what's going on. I am using it to track my food etc as well, so not exclusively related to what's happening on the ring. On the ring specifically? Well, it is chunkier than a ring you'd buy as jewellery. That's ok and it's not ridiculous, but you have to get used to it. I do find I take it off and put it on more, or change fingers, as my hand needs a rest. The colour... Despite the name stealth, does stand out. If you want something more subtle then brushed or silver is probably better, as it's more like typical jewellery. That being said, I've gotten used to it. Sizing - definitely get the sizing kit and wear not for a few mins but for a day or two to understand how your fingers change size. Battery life is good. I reckon 8 charge it once every 4 otlr 5 days so far. I understand turning off blood oxygen measuring is the way to really eek out more battery life. You can also use airplane mode to reduce how often it speaks to your phone. But yeah, no regrets, it's a great tool and honestly, easier to live with than a smart watch.

Really impressed, it's been tracking my sleep and helping manage my diet and exercise. It's comfortable and pretty stylish. The app is easy to use and doesn't bother me all the time with ads or useless notifications. It's very expensive and having to pay a subscription isn't the best but I think it's pretty good value for the technology in it. It was really easy to set up and hasn't had any connection drop outs or other issues. I'm a little concerned that the next ring will not be compatible with my current charger or case if I decide to get one. I hope it will be but the 3rd gen isn't compatible with 4th so that's something to know if you're buying in a few years and the 5th gen is due out. Hopefully I'm wrong and backwards and forwards compatibility won't be a problem. I like the idea of being able to give friends a discount link right from the app but it would be better if I got a month of my subscription free if they buy. I much prefer this form factor to a watch but you do give up easy heart rate monitoring so maybe a widget that can be pinned to a phone screen or even a small screen on the ring would be something cool to add in the future. Blood pressure monitoring would also really be a cool thing to add but that might not be possible. One other thing to keep in mind if you are buying is it really needs a lot of data to get the most out of it so for the first couple of weeks to a month it won't give you all the readings. In conclusion, I love it, I'm really pleased with the fit and the colour I chose. The app is great and I wish I'd had one years ago. Very happy customer.

Don’t waste your money!! I have had mine 4 months and the battery is draining fast!! A very expensive piece of crap in my opinion. You also have to pay a subscription which is ridiculous!! If you want to track your health get a watch. I got conned into getting this to take my temperature, the way it is going it won’t even work in a months time and I’ll have to fork out more money! You also have to buy ring covers every month because it gets scratched very easily and it just looks like an eyesore the covers don’t last very long either!

I’ve owned the generation 3 version for some time and have just ‘upgraded’ to the generation 4. However, the ring is currently unable to display the step count with the latest firmware 2.5.3 (25th July 2025) and the iOS (Apple) operating system. This is a known issue and is being ‘actively’ investigated for a fix. I’m assured that the steps are being recorded and when the app/firmware is sorted the data will be restored. I’ll update this review. Update: within 24 hours the steps were being recorded in the app and everything works as expected. What does not work, and being worked on by Oura is the apps ability to automatically ‘guess’ at the current activity. This feature has worked on the 3 version although when I ‘chatted’ to Oura they said the version 3 would have the same issue if it was updated. Overall I think the version 4 is a more comfortable option for me, very 3 was size 10 ver 4 is a size 9. Very happy with the purchase.

Love the Oura ring for all the info it tracks. Great. Love wearing it too - looks and feels nice.

I discovered the Oura Ring 4 through the Clue period tracking app, and it’s been a total game-changer. I live with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, and AuDHD, and I was looking for something that could help me track sleep, stress, body temperature, and recovery. Oura delivers on all fronts—and then some. What I love most is the accuracy and depth of insight. It doesn’t just give you only the minimal data, like Deep, Light and REM sleep, but also things like how long it takes you to get to sleep (latency) and how restless you are —it then translates this into genuinely helpful feedback, like sleep and recovery scores, body temperature trends, and guided breathing for stress. The daily readiness score helps me pace myself, which is essential when managing fatigue and sensory overwhelm. The breathing and mindfulness sessions have been a great tool during flare-ups or overstimulation. A few things to note: There is a monthly app subscription, but it’s reasonably priced for what you get. I also got a month free when I signed up. The app is intuitive and easy to navigate, though some people might need a bit of time to explore all its features—there are a lot, and they’re all useful. It takes about 90 days for Oura to fully calibrate and understand your individual baseline, so the insights get better over time. Buying the sizing kit first is a MUST—you’ll want a good fit for accuracy and comfort. Tagging activities and meals is super simple (if you remember to do it). The Rest Mode is a thoughtful feature for days when you’re sick, in pain, or recovering, though I do wish stress tracking stayed active during this mode. Battery life is solid, syncing is quick, and the ring itself is lightweight and comfortable—even with sensory sensitivities. It also integrates beautifully with Clue for cycle tracking, which adds another layer of helpful data for me. If you're managing chronic illness, neurodivergence, or just want a deeper, more holistic view of your health, I can’t recommend the Oura Ring 4 enough. It’s not just about fitness—it’s about understanding your body, honoring your limits, and supporting your wellbeing.