Smart rings compared: Oura, Samsung, and the no-fee newcomers

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While smartwatches have spent the last decade fighting for our attention with buzzing notifications and glowing screens, a quieter revolution has been moving down to our fingers.

Yes, the smart ring market has matured from a niche experimental category into a legitimate hardware battleground where the stakes involve more than just step counts.

For anyone looking to track their health without (or while) strapping a small computer to their arm, the landscape is now crowded with options that balance high-end aesthetics with serious sensor arrays.

Here are some to check out.

Oura Ring 4 ($349 + $6/month)

The Oura Ring 4 remains the undisputed heavyweight champion of the category, serving as the benchmark against which every other ring is measured.

It starts at $349 and offers what’s arguably the most polished software experience in the business, focusing heavily on recovery and metabolic health through its revamped AI-driven insights.

[Photo: Oura]

However, there’s a catch that’s become a point of contention for many users: a mandatory $5.99 monthly subscription to see anything beyond basic data.


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