With a luxe and futuristic design, durable Titanium construction, and zero subscription fee, the Smart Ring is an intuitive and affordable way to stay in tune with your body.

Known as one of the best and budget-friendly smart rings on the market, this Ring tracks sleep health and fitness details daily while maintaining its tough exterior. Like the Oura Ring, this smart ring can also tolerate up to 100 meters of water resistance, making it a good choice for active people who love to swim or may encounter wet outdoor conditions.

Its sleep and movement tracking makes it a solid competitor for the more expensive Oura Ring. Remember that the automatic sleep tracking only tracks during the optimal hours of 10 pm to 8 am to track healthy sleep timeframes. You can access solid biometric data without an additional subscription fee, making it an attractive option, especially since the ring already costs less than the Oura Ring.
For a limited time, this is available for only $2.37 for new Temu app users.

Pros

• Most inexpensive alternative

• Good bio-feedback data

• Sleep and fitness tracker

• Water-resistant

Cons

• The fitness app is very basic, and some users report some bio-feedback issues (for example, hand movements may sometimes count as steps)

One ring to rule them all? If there’s a clear winner for the best Oura Ring dupe, then it’s the Ultrahuman Ring Air. This smart ring is outfitted with 22 workout modes and an advanced app and sensors that work together to accurately track sleep, circadian rhythms, heart rate, movement, recovery score, temperature, and other metrics in one sleek ring that is lighter and smaller than rival rings.

Get a deep dive into biometric data to make positive lifestyle adjustments that can improve your health and well-being.

For instance, looking at your circadian cycle and energy levels can prompt the ring to suggest a stimulant indicator or the best time to drink coffee for the best results. If you mainly want a featherweight fitness tracker with advanced insights, the Ultrahuman Ring offers almost two dozen walking, running, football, and other exercise modes to choose from and track your favorite way to move.

While it costs more than the Oura Ring Generation 3 (but less than the pricier Oura generations), this innovative smart ring features a battery that can last up to 6 days and includes a haptic navigation system that allows users to select different functions with a tap on the ring’s band.

Pros

• Most lightweight wearable fitness ring

• No subscription required

• Multiple health index analysis scores

• Comes with 22 workout modes

• Haptic navigation system

• 6-day-long battery life compared to Oura’s 7-day-battery life

Cons

• Mixed opinions on application interface

• Not always available due to popularity

2024 is the year of the smart ring. Even Amazon is due to release its new wearable ring this spring.

Just like the Oura ring, the Helio ring is designed to track your health subtly as you go about your day. Made from monitors your sleep, heart rate, blood oxygen, electrodermal activity, stress levels, and more, to put you in charge of your health and fitness journey.

The Helio Ring is a quiet background monitor made from a lightweight and durable titanium alloy. It is designed to work seamlessly with Amazon’s fitness trackers and the Amazefit Zepp app to offer a holistic overview of how your body responds to activity and rest. Data pulled from an Amazon fitness watch and ring can also be used to provide tips and predictions based on past performances and your current physical condition.

If you already use Zepp Aura AI’s rest and wellness service, the Amazefit ring will use this to analyze your body’s reactions to ambient sounds while you sleep. The Zepp Aura app will fine-tune the noises based on the results to promote restful sleep. The Helio Ring is also water-resistant.

While the brand hasn’t announced exact pricing yet, the Helio Ring is set to launch this spring. Tech experts anticipate the price range to average around $350, which would make it within the range of similar smart rings but less expensive than the third-generation Oura Horizon Ring.

Pros

• Likely more affordable than the Oura Ring (based on other Amazefit device prices)

• Works with the Zepp Auro AI rest and wellness app service

• Water-resistant up to 10 ATM

• Weighs under 4 grams

Cons

• Not released yet

• $69.99 monthly subscription

• Will initially only include two sizes, 10 and 12, but Amazefit intends to release smaller ring sizes later in 2024