Ultrahuman Ring AIR

Ultrahuman ring air

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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

  • Ring fitness tracker to help you improve your sleep 
  • Features continuous heart rate variability (HRV) monitoring and temperature monitoring, and period heart rate monitoring 
  • Included: Ring AIR, standard ring charger, type-C to C cable 
  • 5 colors available
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Pros & Cons

What we like ...
  • Ultrahuman will send free sizing kit
  • Provides a nightly sleep score and daily recovery score
  • Sleep tracking with 10+ metrics
  • No subscription required
  • Can trade in a competitor’s ring for a discounted Ultrahuman ring
What needs improvement ...
  • Expensive
  • Only 1 year warranty
  • Customer reviews noted issues connecting with app
  • Ultrahuman ring sizes different than traditional rings

Product Summary

Specs

Dimensions

8.1 mm (W) x 2.45-2.8 mm thick (varies by size)

Weight

2.4-3.6 g (varies by size)

Sizes

5-14

Materials

Titanium, tungsten carbide carbon, and medical grade hypoallergenic epoxy resin

Battery life

6 days

Waterproof

Up to 100 meters

Sensors

Photoplethysmography (PPG) sensor, skin temperature sensor, 6-axis motion, red, green, and infrared LEDs

Colors

Raw titanium, aster black, matte grey, bionic gold, and space silver

Warranty

1 year (from date of delivery)

GGR Community Reviews

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      Summary

      The Ultrahuman Ring AIR is a ring-style fitness tracker that does not require a subscription. When ordering you will have to request an Ultrahuman ring sizing kit, because the ring sizes are different from traditional rings. Customer reviews were generally positive and loved not having to pay for a subscription. Some customers did have issues with connecting the ring to the app.