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Ora Ring 4, from $226 (was $399)
Why do we like this deal?
Smart rings quickly transformed from a novelty to a true wearable fitness tracker, and brands like Oura, Samsung, and many others are now competing for hand real estate. Along with the recently launched Aura Ring 5, the price of the Ring 4 has started to drop, and now that Amazon’s Prime Day is underway, it has officially reached its lowest price ever.
Normally priced at $399, the Oura Ring 4 is on sale for $226 at Amazon. Sale prices will vary by finish, ranging from $226 to $279, but all options, including ceramic rings, are on sale.
Ora Ring 4, from $226 at Amazon (was $399).
What shoppers need to know
- Material: titanium
- Health metrics: Over 50 metrics including sleep, HRV, stress, activity and fitness
- battery life: up to 8 days
- water resistance: 100 meters
- Best for: Sleep Tracking, Recovery Monitoring, Screenless Health Data, Fitness
The Ring 4 tracks more than 50 health metrics (sleep, heart rate, stress, skin temperature, and activity are the main ones) and delivers all that data through an app rather than a tiny screen. The battery lasts up to eight days, and the titanium construction is sturdy and water resistant up to 100 meters. Sizing runs on Ora’s own scale, so it may be wise to order a sizing kit before committing, after which the cost will be credited back at checkout.
The Ring 4 is the most established device in this product line (obviously, the Ring 5 has supplanted it), and $226 is its lowest price ever as it makes way for the latest and greatest. That said, the Ring 4 is still a beast, and the app’s sleep analytics and HRV tracking are deeper than most wearable devices at this price point.
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what shoppers are saying
Accurate, easy-to-use health tracking is what has made the Ora lineup so successful; “The Ring tracks your sleep minute by minute,” one reviewer said, and it’s “extremely accurate” for both sleep and fitness tracking. Battery life is also solid: “The battery lasts about a week, which is good enough.”
If you want the health-tracking benefits of a watch or band, but don’t want the extra weight, the Ora Ring was essentially made for you: “It’s lightweight, comfortable to wear all day, and doesn’t feel heavy at all.” That said, reviewers confirm that it’s important to measure your finger correctly to get the right size.
The Ora Ring 4 gives you health tracking without the hassle and at a record low price, now is the best time to buy it.
buy more deals
- Ora Ring 4 Sizing Kit, $8 at Amazon (was $10).
- Ora Ring 4 Ceramic, from $246 at Amazon (was $499).
- Ora Ring 5, $399 at Amazon
