Oura Ring 5 Debuts With 40% Smaller Design And AI Health Tracking For $399

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Oura just unveiled the Oura Ring 5 with a massive 40% reduction in size compared to the previous generation model. As such, the company claims its new Ring 5 is now the smallest of its type in the world, all while running rings (we had to do it) around the competition.

Listening to criticisms about size on previous generation Oura rings, Oura engineers managed to significantly shrink the hardware compared to the Ring 4. Measuring 6.09mm wide and 2.28mm thick, the ring’s new proportions bring it in line with standard, non-smart jewelry (and very similar to the Ringconn Gen 2, which measures 6.8mm and 2.0mm, respectively).

Constructed from aerospace-grade titanium, the exterior now features an advanced PVD coating for significantly higher scratch resistance. It has also received an upgraded IP68 rating, ensuring complete dust protection and waterproofing up to 100 meters.

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