Oura Ring 5 review: Smaller design with improved sensors marks a smart ring milestone
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Author: Mike Sawh, Contributor, Tech Advisor
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The Oura Ring 5 is a surprise early update to Oura's smart ring lineup, launching over a year earlier than expected. The new model is 40% smaller than the Ring 4 while maintaining performance and battery life, featuring improved sensors in a more compact design. The article reviews the device as a breakthrough for smart rings, based on long-term testing by a user familiar with both Oura rings and competitors.
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For the Ring 5, the objective is clear. To take its smart ring hardware and make it even smaller, all without making compromises on performance, including battery life.
I've been a long-term user of the Oura Ring and have tested pretty much all of its rivals
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