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Oura Ring 4

Data verified 15 days ago
Starting at$349

Design score

8.1/10

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Design & Build8.1
Oura Ring 4
Sizes4 to 15
BatteryUp to 8 days
Sensors18-path multi-wavelength PPG, temperature, SpO2
MaterialTitanium, inside and out

Verdict

The all-titanium fourth-generation smart ring, from $349 plus a required membership.

Where it wins, where it doesn't

Pros

  • Best-in-class sleep tracking accuracy
  • Lightweight titanium build
  • Excellent battery life

Cons

  • Full data access requires a $5.99/month membership on top of the hardware
  • Gold and ceramic finishes jump to $499
  • Cannot buzz — no haptics, so it tracks rather than tells
Ideal forBiohackers optimizing recoveryUsers who dislike sleeping with a smartwatch

Specifications

Sizes4 to 15
BatteryUp to 8 days
Sensors18-path multi-wavelength PPG, temperature, SpO2
MaterialTitanium, inside and out
Charge TimeUp to 120 minutes
SubscriptionOura Membership, $5.99/month or $69.99/year

Editorial note

The Oura Ring 4 continues to dominate the smart ring category by focusing relentlessly on passive health data. While the mandatory subscription model is frustrating, the accuracy of its readiness scores and temperature sensing remains unmatched by wrist-based alternatives.

In-Depth Review

The Ring 4 holds the top of the smart-ring category by focusing relentlessly on passive health data. An 18-path multi-wavelength PPG array, titanium inside and out, up to 8 days of battery, and sleep and readiness scoring that wrist-based trackers still do not match on accuracy.

The subscription is the standing complaint

You buy the hardware from $349 and still pay $5.99/month (or $69.99/year) to read the full data. It is a real friction point and the reason RingConn and Circular exist — but Oura's interpretation layer, the part that tells you what a temperature deviation or an HRV dip means, is also the most developed in the category, and that is what the membership funds.

Other trade-offs

  • Gold and ceramic finishes jump to $499.
  • No haptics — it tracks, it cannot notify you.
  • Sizes run 4–15, so order the sizing kit first.

Who should buy

People optimising recovery who dislike sleeping in a watch, and anyone who wants the most accurate consumer sleep data with coaching on top. If a recurring fee is a dealbreaker, buy RingConn or Circular and accept a thinner app.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Oura Ring 4 for?
Oura Ring 4 is a fit for biohackers optimizing recovery and Users who dislike sleeping with a smartwatch.
What are the drawbacks of Oura Ring 4?
The trade-offs we record are: Full data access requires a $5.99/month membership on top of the hardware, Gold and ceramic finishes jump to $499 and Cannot buzz — no haptics, so it tracks rather than tells.
What does Oura Ring 4 do well?
Best-in-class sleep tracking accuracy, Lightweight titanium build and Excellent battery life.
How much does Oura Ring 4 cost?
$349, as recorded in this index. Prices move; check the retailer for the current figure.
What is the Fathom Layer design score for Oura Ring 4?
Oura Ring 4 scores 8.1 out of 10. The score is assigned by a human against published criteria and placement is never sold — see the methodology page for how it is built.

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