The Ultrahuman Ring Air offers robust health tracking and a no-subscription model, making it a strong alternative to the Oura Ring. However, its confusing app interface and generic design detract from the overall experience.
Critical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- No monthly subscription charge
- Comprehensive sensor array
- Four day battery life
- 22 workout tracking modes
- Unobtrusive and comfortable design
- Practical health tips
Points of Contention
- Confusing app
- No way to change your goals
- App is cluttered and lacks focus
- Scuffs easily
- Prone to scratches
Professional Reviews
4 reviews from 4 critics“It’s difficult to recommend a device that’s different to anything you’ve tried before, but give it a go if you can afford to take a risk and want a fresh new way to track your health and fitness.”
“Overall, I am a fan of the Ultrahuman Ring Air.”
“The Ultrahuman Ring Air can track a variety of unique wellness criteria like caffeination and circadian rhythms in addition to core stats like sleep and stress, though it doesn't quite unseat the Oura for best smart ring.”
