ULTRAHUMAN Ring AIR - Bionic Gold - Size 8 - Smart Ring | No Monthly Subscription | Size First with Sizing Kit | Sleep Tracking Wearable - Heart Rate - Fitness Tracker

I recently started using the Ultrahuman Ring and my experience so far has been very positive. Quick Highlights: Very lightweight and comfortable to wear, especially during sleep. Excellent analytics and health insights in the Ultrahuman app. Automatic nap detection works very well. Battery lasts around 4 days on a full charge. One of the biggest advantages for me is that I no longer need to wear a smartwatch during sleep. The ring is lightweight, comfortable, and hardly noticeable while sleeping. The analytics and insights provided in the Ultrahuman app are top class. The level of detail around sleep quality, recovery, HRV, movement, and overall health metrics is very impressive. It actually takes some time to fully understand all the insights and how to use them to improve different health parameters, and I feel it will take me a couple of weeks to explore everything properly. Another feature I really liked is the automatic nap detection. Even if I sleep for a short time during the day, the ring detects the nap automatically and records it in the app, which contributes to the overall sleep analysis and sleep score. The battery life is also very good. Once fully charged, I do not need to worry about charging it for around four days, which makes it very convenient for daily use. Overall, it is a great product and a very useful addition for anyone who wants to improve their health routine and understand their body better.

This review is not a reflection on the features of the ring which I am sure are good , but a fatal flaw in design from which I greatly suffered. Please read the experience below and know very well that there is a small chance this could be you …and think whether is a worth buying such a device I was using the ring for a few days when it got stuck at the bottom of my middle fingers and started to cause discomfort and swelling. As in the case of any normal ring , after failing to pull it off I went to a jeweller shop where they tried a variety of devices which simply could not cut through the strong material. Finally they took out a mini electric saw cutter which also failed to open a ring. The jeweller said that his devices were made for soft metals like gold , and that o would have to find a specialised machine to cut through titanium. It’s now 12:30 am , my swelling is out of control, what am I supposed to do ?? Now frantic with increased discomfort, I messaged customer support on the app ( they don’t have a number) who asked me to proceed to the Emergency Room. However , The doctors in the ER were equally perplexed about how to cut through this material , I frantically asked the support about which tool / power instrument could be used , they had absolutely no answer! There was also the added problem of a battery in the ring , and how to cut through that and with which instrument. Imagine an electrical cutter going through an inflammable battery. My finger by this time had swelled into a baloon, and I had no idea what to do next. We were frantically calling Emergency Rooms at 1 am in the morning , asking them if they had the required tools to break open the titanium band, two of the most premier hospitals in Delhi said that they did not, and only AIIMS had a bone saw cutter that could do the job. We were told that it is a trauma filled experience at AIIMS and decided to try apollo first. Imagine a ring that is Suppose to be a boon to your health becomes a Heath hazard , that simply cannot be taken off. To cut the story short, after multiple tries the ring finally came off at 2:30 am in the morning when a team of skilled plastic surgeons and doctors at apollo hospital finally got the off with the greatest difficultly. Literally 5 full size men had to exert all their cumulative muscle to slowly and painfully cut through the metal using a specialised device. Not only does the ring have absolutely no safety protocol , but there is zero information of how and where it can be cut off during a dire emergency like this. The worst part is the company simply doesn’t care about this hazardous malfunction in the product , after trying to get repeated information from them about the lack of support , guidelines , emergency protocol and statutory safety compliance , they did not even bother call and check on me , and simply offered to replace or refund the ring ( like I would ever wear their ring again). I don’t want anyone to go through , what proved to be one of the worst nights of my entire life, with my whole family sitting outside a ER and the doctor at one point of time bringing out an amputation to try different tools from it. The likelihood is that a situation like this would probably not reoccur with you , but I think you should be well aware of the possible consequences ( however remote ) of using this device. Especially when a company shows blatant disregard to such concerns.

I’ve been using the Ultrahuman Ring Air for a few weeks now, and I’m genuinely impressed! The build quality is excellent — the titanium body feels premium, lightweight (~4–5g), and extremely comfortable for 24/7 wear, including sleep. The ring’s sensors are precise, and the indentation placement on the underside of the finger makes heart rate, HRV, and SpO₂ tracking very accurate. I love how it automatically detects sleep, naps, and circadian patterns without having to turn on any sleep mode, unlike other devices I’ve used. The Dynamic Recovery Score is super insightful, helping me plan workouts and manage recovery effectively. Even if I don’t wear my Apple Watch at night, the ring logs all sleep and recovery metrics directly into Apple Health, which I can view in my phone’s sleep and vitals widgets. It integrates seamlessly with Apple Health, so steps, calories, and workouts from my Apple Watch show up in the timeline. For gym sessions, I sometimes wear the ring on my non-dominant hand or take it off during heavy lifting to protect it — the combination of the ring for recovery and the Watch for workouts is perfect. The ring is durable, water-resistant (safe for showers, handwashing, and swimming), and the optical sensors are completely safe — the green/red flickering lights are low-power and non-harmful. I also appreciate that it requires no subscription to get full features. Overall, the Ultrahuman Ring Air is an excellent investment for anyone serious about tracking recovery, sleep, HRV, and overall wellness alongside other devices. Highly recommend!

I took great pride in skipping the Oura ring and the Whoop strap for something INDIAN ! Only to be disappointed - great potential but poorly implemented. Pros - 1. Great details and analysis as a potential (not delivered) 2. Easy to wear 3. Indian tech without any subscription fee except for some advanced features 4. Excellent customer care - replacement happened in three days of the complaint Cons - 1. Poor quality - the Bluetooth modules keep failing - happened on two of my rings 2. Spotty and occasional connection to the app / phone 3. Gets too hot when charging even with a low wattage charger 4. Misses some or even major part of the sleep - happened on two of my devices. Sadly the replacement came through customer care and not through Amazon - where a new replacement or return window would have been open. Now I am stuck with two redundant pieces of tech ! On a positive note - I am proud that an Indian company has done this complicated device. But I am disappointed that they did not spend much on quality control ! Unnecessary spending - maybe Oura or even the cheap Gabit may be better. Hope Ultrahuman recalls the devices and refunds the money. Seems highly unlikely - though they appear passionate about the product it is still a business after all ! Till they rectify folks - let us explore Garmin Venu 3 (working well so far) ; Apple Watch or wait for TCO of Oura to fall.

Starting from sizing the Ring prior to getting the ring delivered and connecting to App, all went smoothly. The Ring does what it claims to do. However I experienced a hiccup- After 5 days of using the ring, the ring’s Bluetooth stopped working. It could not connect to the App. It was not showing up in the phone’s Bluetooth panel. I contacted the customer service. After few checks they sent me a free replacement. So I had good experience with their Customer Service, but it left a bad taste that the build quality may not be good. Hope the replacement ring can last longer. After using it now for 2 weeks, I have mixed feelings Positives: 1. The ring’s look and feel, the form factor and weight are excllent. The battery life is good too. 2. The mobile App shows lots of data, for an some people it may be too much, but for me I find it fascinating, just by measuring heart beats, so much information about your sleep quality can be found. For this I give it a plus. 3. Responsive customer service team. 4. No subscription for the App. Negatives: 1. The information one can get from the Ring during the day is very limited. The ring seems to be made for Sleep tracking mostly, including the SPO2 measurement which is only shown as an average value only for the sleep duration. You cannot get this during the day time or while doing any exercise. 2. The app clearly states in one of the info sections that readings for heart rate are not accurate when the person is doing excercise. Heart rate measurement of the ring is designed to be accurate when resting. So I doubt it’d efficacy as a fitness tracker. It does count the steps taken during the day but jury is out whether is accurate always. 3. My main disappointment was to find the SPO2 measurement is not available during exercise (it only shows heartbeat rate when exercising). I now need to consider another wearable device to measure how well (or bad) I am doing when I excercise outside. 4. Longevit of the ring as a device is yet to be seen. For the cost, I expect it to run atleast for 2+ years trouble free. The first one gave way in 5 days 😔 Overall, I like the ring and whatever information it can provide. But, I still find some features are lacking as I mentioned above. Also the cost is a bit high for the features it provides (vis a vis fitness trackers).

I've been using the Ultrahuman Ring AIR for a few weeks now, and I can confidently say it’s one of the most impressive fitness trackers I’ve ever used. As someone who’s deeply invested in both physical performance and overall well-being, this device checks all the right boxes. Design and Comfort: First off, the design is sleek and minimalistic, which is exactly what I was looking for. The ring is lightweight and incredibly comfortable to wear—almost forgettable during the day. It's made with high-quality materials that feel premium, and the matte finish gives it a sophisticated look. Whether I’m working out or just going about my daily activities, it blends seamlessly into my routine. Health Insights: The Ultrahuman Ring AIR is packed with sensors that provide in-depth insights into your body’s performance and recovery. The most standout feature for me has been its ability to track heart rate variability (HRV) and sleep quality—two metrics I rely heavily on to optimize my workouts and recovery. It also measures things like respiratory rate, body temperature trends, and activity levels throughout the day, making it easy to stay on top of my health. Battery Life: Another impressive feature is its battery life. With regular use, I’m getting around 4-5 days on a single charge. It charges quickly too, so I never have to be without it for long. Ultrahuman App: The Ultrahuman app is another highlight. It’s super intuitive and provides a clear, easy-to-understand breakdown of all the data. Overall Verdict: If you're looking for a wearable that does more than just count steps, the Ultrahuman Ring AIR is a must-have. Whether you're an athlete looking to optimize performance or someone simply trying to improve overall wellness, this ring offers invaluable data that’s actionable and easy to understand. It’s sleek, functional, and backed by cutting-edge technology. Highly recommend!

The sizing kit for Rs. 150 gives better value than the Rs.30,000 ring which is shipped as dead. At least you dont expect the sizing kit to work. Important realizations : * Ultrahuman DOES NOT HAVE PRODUCT SUPPORT for a Rs.30,000 product (hope you won't have to learn it the hard way). * There is no channel you can raise a ticket which assures any response and reasonable turnaround time Day 1 : * Ring was delivered which I ordered the previous day. Happy with ultra fast delivery * There is a joke called open box inspection which they make you pay separately, where they will open your package take a picture. Don't be fooled - this is only to mark that you have inspected the product and approved it is all good. * Remember, it will take at least 1-2 hours for you to functionally inspect the product first time by charging and connecting to the app, which they don't tell. Day 1 (after 4 hours charging; they say 0-100 will be done in 2 hours) : * Finds out that your ring is not detected in bluetooth, not connecting to the app and it is just a brick. * Tries all troubleshooting steps mentioned in the support section of Ultrahuman app * App gives up and suggests that it is a 'Dead on arrival' situation and need to talk to support through the app * Creates a support request through the app. It gives a message 'We have an unusualy high amount of requests and we will get back soon' * Noted as THERE IS NO HUMAN MONITORING FOR ISSUES LOGGED THROUGH APP Day 2 (24 hours after creating the ticket through app) * The support request is still not picked up. You cannot do anything more because it says I have already created the issue and cannot create again * Raised a ticket to Amazon support (from where I purchased the app) - Amazon support gave an email and phone# to contact Ultrahuman support - Assures that they work 10 AM to 6 PM, 7 days a week * Tried calling support helpline and realizes THERE IS NO HUMAN OPERATOR FOR PHONE SUPPORT. Support phone number only gives a recorded response that we received the request and will get back soon. Day 2 (8 hours after logging support request through phone; 36 hours after logging issue through app) * Sends an email to [email protected] explaining the issue * Realizes that there is NO HUMAN MONITORING OF EMAIL SUPPORT. Gets an automated response we will get back. Day 3 : (12 Hours after logging issue through email; 20 hours after logging issue through phone ; 48 hours after logging issue through app) * No response from app, phone, email requests after 48 hours * Created a product return requests with Amazon and explained the situation. Hopefully they will take back this junk and will return the money.

I have been using the Ultrahuman Ring for some time now, and overall it has been a helpful health companion. What I liked: It has helped me track my sleep and understand my sleep quality better. Heart rate tracking is useful for daily awareness. Breathwork helps when I am stressed, especially the guided humming. It is gradually pushing me closer to my long-term goal of being healthy and fit. Price & value: I bought it at a much higher price (~₹27,000) compared to the current price. Initially I had doubts, but over time I feel it is a good investment for health. Areas for improvement: Breathwork feature needs refinement: Sessions do not auto-stop after 5 or 10 minutes. I need to set an external alarm and manually stop the humming/chiming, which breaks the flow. Multiple breathing modes currently use the same interval (5-1-5 seconds). Different techniques like box breathing (4-4-4) or diaphragmatic breathing (4-3-7) should have proper, distinct timing. Currently, it only writes data to Apple Health. A true two-way (read & write) Apple Health integration would improve accuracy. During high-intensity workouts, the ring needs to be removed. Final thoughts: A well-thought-out device for long-term health tracking. With better breathwork and other Power plugs and Apple Health integration, it can become even better.

手首にウェアラブルバンドを使ってたのですが、寝てる時につけているのが嫌だったので、スマートリングにしました、軽くて付け心地もよく、今のところは気にいってます。 スマートリングのブランドとしては、海外ではそれなりに人気があるようですね。 アプリの表示項目は多くて、よくある活動量以外に回復や睡眠は細かいデータが表示されます。 睡眠改善が目的で購入したのですが、朝に振り返ると、前日の活動量や飲酒、寝た時間の影響など良かったり悪かった気付きがあります。 またPowerplugsといわれる追加機能で、睡眠に関連するようなカフェイン摂取の推奨時間帯がみれたり、日光浴の時間記録、スマホのスクリーンタイムの可視化、体内時計のリズムなどいろいろな機能があり、まだ上手く使いこなせてないですが、睡眠の質向上に活かせたらなと思ってます。 バッテリーは3日前後といった感じです、追加機能をオンにしてたり、アプリもよく見るほうだと思うので、仕事中に座ってるときに2、3日に1回充電してます。 リングの中には安いのもいろいろあるようですが、データが数値やグラフで細かく表示され、追加機能もありお値段するだけの高機能なリングだなと思ってます。月額料金がかからないのもいいですね。 睡眠改善と、回復も意識して使い続けたいなと思います。

It works just fine, the customer service is excellent, size fits alright. The pregnancy mode doesn't really do much apart from telling me how far along I am and which stats can be different... and then the app tells me to pay attention to exactly those stats. Okay.

Lamentablemente los valores no estan nada cerca, aunque la batería si funciona los 5 dias !!!

Good product!

I changed it 3 time due to hardware issues Couldn’t return it because i took it from Amazon (though the can be refunded from the Ultrahumain) I would advise to buy it directly from thier shop. Difference 200 SAR. But better support and better refund mechanism