ULTRAHUMAN Ring AIR-Smart Ring Activity Tracker, Size First Sizing Kit,Sleep Tracker,Smart Ring for Men/Women,Fitness Tracker (Raw Titanium, 13)

Picking up the ultrahuman ring air was a decision that I was contemplating for almost an year and I made the switch a week ago.1. The onboarding and setting up was smooth2. Upon wearing, it didn’t even feel like a wearable and blended in like an accessory3. I got rid of my other wearables after 2 days because UH matched up almost accurately with my fitbit and apple watch that I have compared with4. Discipline is something that the UH is vouching on as it really wants you to take sleep and movement index seriously. The tracking of sleep and stress is very well calculated and presented in datapoints for deeper understanding5. I have got a titanium variant and it does hold on to any scratches decently in comparison to the other colors6. Battery is 4 days for me typically with no activity and 3 if heavy activity gets recorded7. Functionality wise this is nex gen and will be go to until an other UH launches8. People take it as a fancy accessory and do not even think of it being a wearable. I like the low profile it maintains while being durable and stylish simultaneously9. For 24k, the durability, functionality, minimalism and value for money it throws in is mind blowing10. When I am sleepy at work, but not sleeping and just dizzy, it even asks me were you taking a nap at this 50 min schedule and it was fun to see how much the sensors inside a 2 gram ring are capable ofI only was considering it to have a alarm vibration, which might come in as a software update but otherwise it takes care of my health in all ways. I take into showers and swims and it keeps up well.

I recently got the Ultrahuman Air in Bionic Gold, and I’m absolutely in love with it. The ring feels incredibly comfortable on my hand, and the gold colour perfectly complements my style—I was thrilled to have that option. It’s much more wearable and aesthetically pleasing than a smart watch, and I appreciate having one less screen to constantly check.What impressed me the most was the sleep tracking. With my erratic sleep schedule, the app’s suggestions on how much sleep I need, along with a target timeline, have been super helpful.The ring’s depth of insights and attention to detail provide valuable information about my body and overall health. It’s helping me realign my goals and focus on what I truly want to achieve.The app also has blue light tracking, circadian alignment and my favourite, the breathwork really helps regulate my stress and a great add on feature.Pro tip: Make sure to wear the sizing kit rings for at least 24 hours before deciding on a final size. I initially thought size 7 would work for me, but because I tend to retain water and get a bit bloated, I ended up going with size 8, which fits much better for my body type.

Good things first1. Unique device2. Comfortable to wear3. Tracks the stats well, specially sleep but the readings are higher than most of the other devices.Areas of improvement1. Keeps disconnecting from the phone and it is extremelyyyyyyyyy difficult to connect back.2. Battery is not the best. Top is 3 days and it falls at less than 20%.3. The cardio fitness doesnt sync with Apple health.Biggest Drawback1. The Bluetooth tech is not the best. It conks off often, has sync issues and the Apple widgets don’t update automatically.My opinionAt this price, it can be avoided unless the issues are fixed.

Rings are here to stay. New way to track fitness. I zeroed in on Ultrahuman after looking at multiple reviews of products available in India including whoop. I already own Apple Watch Ultra but cannot wear it all day. Wanted something that can be worn even at night with minimal intrusion. Here sharing some pros and cons.Pros1. Very light. You will not even notice that you are wearing anything once you get used to it2. Good app - Gives insights in very simple and user friendly manner. And new features getting added everyday3. No Subscription - This was a deal breaker for me. Was very much interested in whoop but its subscription cost is a bummer.4. cost - I got it in discount but it’s a value for money. Unlike cheaper rings available it uses titanium making it light and tough5. Great for sleep tracking6. Accuracy - Felt it’s quite accurate when I compared data with Apple Watch. Of course not all fitness tracker are perfectly accurate. I read somewhere that step tracking is not good in this. But I found that it’s very close to Apple Watch. So no issues thereCons -1. felt that charging experience could be better. Would like to have a box with charger. Will help to store ring as well and not thinking about misplacing it while also charging it at same time2. Not great for weight workout as it may get scratched. Also holding dumbbell/rod may not be comfortable. I tried using gloves and was fine. But was afraid of damaging it. I use Apple Watch for workout. It does take this data from Apple Watch and shows in their app3. Battery life - Not an actual con but I feel that one need to charge in 3 days. 4 days if you take it to 1%. So not as advertised4. Calorie burned - I think it gives bloated numbers of calories burned.Overall a good investment if you are looking for a ring. 1 star less for the cons. If they can improve on these areas certainly a 5 for me then

Ultrahuman Ring Air looks really good. The design and fit are also satisfying. Really impressed by the fact about how light the smart ring is. It’s comfortable as well, and the app shows data in an accurate manner. The user interface is also great. Overall, it was worth the price!

The Ultrahuman Ring AIR has incredible features, performance, battery life, and utility. The 6 days battery life claim I can for sure say is accurate. The app is wonderful with the number of features it has available to the user. The best part about it is that there is NO subscription! You pay once for the ring, and everything is available to you. That is what I like about this way more than competitor products. The user interface is easy to use and navigate, and features such as sleep tracking give incredible detail. I've had this product for months now and I can safely say I am more than satisfied with this product. I would definitely recommend.

Best thing about this ring is that you get MOST of it's functionality WITHOUT having to purchase an additional subscription to ANYTHING! These days, companies don't want income, they want an incomeS T R E A M.... which is kinda cheap. Why do I have to pay $60 a year to get my heart, steps or sleep info? I don't, because I have one of THESE!!You CAN buy a yearly plan that gives you better trade-in value, theft & loss protection, and hassle-free returns. But Ultrahuman does a lot of firmware updates to update the rings functionality if all it's doing is sitting on your finger with just the Amazon invoice in your deleted items bin.Battery life is around 48-ish hours... meh, but it IS a small battery.... how much ring do you want to carry around?? Even takes Oxygen levels in my blood. There are additional metrics PowerPlugs which can be purchased also, IF you want to buy additional functionality, but you don't HAVE to. So yay.

Had a couple a of technical hiccups, but customer service was fantastic and resolved immediately. The ring is very light and looks durable. The sleep tracking and it's insights are very good. Overall, I'm personally loving this ring.

I got this and the Oura. For the first few days, I really loved the Ultrahuman more. Mostly because of two things - the App is terrific, and there seemed to be no up charges.But then, after time, I realized a few things. The Ultrahuman is not a very pretty device, that's hard to ignore. The straight edges are not as comfortable as the Oura. And, the battery was not dependable on the Ultrahuman - it went from 40% to 0% almost instantly. And there are a lot of fun options on the Ultrahuman that - you guessed it - you have to pay extra for. So much for it not having a subscription.I really applaud the makers of this - their app is really good looking. I liked the stress element. I liked a lot of what it had to offer - including the breathwork elements. But after a week of using it, it felt cheaper, less reliable, and more like a little bit of a bait and switch than the Oura. I hope that they work on their product and I want them to succeed - I believe in competition and the feeling I got from the ring was that is has a great future - if not an idea present.

This was a very good smart ring altho I ended up returning it because of the difficulty I had with getting the ring updated. It gathered data very well, was excellent tracking sleep and had many videos to educate yourself. I am elderly and I couldn’t deal with the hours I was spending trying to get the support people to connect and update my ring. I would often talk with 4 or 5 different people b4 my problem was solved. I became very frustrated and decided after it had happened multiple times to return the ring. I STILL haven’t gotten my refund altho the return was started August 3rd (today is Sept 10th) and I sent it back exactly as ordered with the original packing and info included with the ring. I have been assured by Amazon Prime that the return is “pending” but it was sent back August 5th and my husband was given the receipt from UPS for the ring.