Close-up of the smaller Oura Ring 5 smart ring on a finger, highlighting its thin design and health features.
Close-up of the smaller Oura Ring 5 smart ring on a finger, highlighting its thin design and health features.
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Oura unveils 40 percent smaller ring 5 smart ring

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Oura has announced the Ring 5, a dramatically thinner smart ring that is 40 percent smaller than its predecessor. The new device maintains a week-long battery life while adding health monitoring features.

Finnish health technology company Oura introduced the Ring 5 on May 28. The ring features a redesigned sensing system with more powerful LEDs and photodetectors for improved accuracy across skin tones. It comes in sizes 6 through 13 with new finishes including Gold and Deep Rose that use a vapor deposition method for better scratch resistance.

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Initial reactions on X highlight the Oura Ring 5's 40% smaller design, new health features like blood pressure tracking and AI insights, with mixed notes on higher price and shift toward subscription health services; users praise discretion and battery life while some compare it to competitors like Whoop.

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