ULTRAHUMAN Ring Air-Smart Ring Activity Tracker, Size First Sizing Kit,Sleep Tracker,Smart Ring for Men/Women,Fitness Tracker (Sizing Kit, Swatch Sizing Kit), Black

I’ve been using the Ultrahuman Ring Air for two weeks now, and as someone who loves tracking health metrics and diving into data, this ring has exceeded my expectations.Pros:Sleek and Lightweight Design: The ring is super comfortable to wear 24/7.Comprehensive Health Tracking: From sleep stages to recovery scores and metabolic health, the data is rich and detailed.Actionable Insights: The Ultrahuman app offers personalized suggestions that have actually helped improve my sleep and energy levels, especially the caffeine window suggestions.Battery Life: I only need to charge it every 3-4 days, and the charging process is quick and hassle-free.Stylish: The minimalist design looks great and doesn’t scream “fitness tracker.”Cons:Price Point: It’s a premium product, so it may feel expensive compared to other fitness trackers. But the value it provides makes it worth it.Learning Curve: If you’re not already into health tracking, it might take a little time to understand and utilize all the data. The Ultrahuman app can still do a better job at explaining the plethora of data metrics that it has to offer.Weight Traning: If you are someone who lifts weights daily like me, the ring might not be too comfortable when doing weight training. If you obsess over small scratches, it is better to take the ring off for those gym sessions(you can still keep it on for cardio sessions though)

Good things first1. Unique device2. Comfortable to wear3. Tracks the stats well, specially sleep but the readings are higher than most of the other devices.Areas of improvement1. Keeps disconnecting from the phone and it is extremelyyyyyyyyy difficult to connect back.2. Battery is not the best. Top is 3 days and it falls at less than 20%.3. The cardio fitness doesnt sync with Apple health.Biggest Drawback1. The Bluetooth tech is not the best. It conks off often, has sync issues and the Apple widgets don’t update automatically.My opinionAt this price, it can be avoided unless the issues are fixed.

Picking up the ultrahuman ring air was a decision that I was contemplating for almost an year and I made the switch a week ago.1. The onboarding and setting up was smooth2. Upon wearing, it didn’t even feel like a wearable and blended in like an accessory3. I got rid of my other wearables after 2 days because UH matched up almost accurately with my fitbit and apple watch that I have compared with4. Discipline is something that the UH is vouching on as it really wants you to take sleep and movement index seriously. The tracking of sleep and stress is very well calculated and presented in datapoints for deeper understanding5. I have got a titanium variant and it does hold on to any scratches decently in comparison to the other colors6. Battery is 4 days for me typically with no activity and 3 if heavy activity gets recorded7. Functionality wise this is nex gen and will be go to until an other UH launches8. People take it as a fancy accessory and do not even think of it being a wearable. I like the low profile it maintains while being durable and stylish simultaneously9. For 24k, the durability, functionality, minimalism and value for money it throws in is mind blowing10. When I am sleepy at work, but not sleeping and just dizzy, it even asks me were you taking a nap at this 50 min schedule and it was fun to see how much the sensors inside a 2 gram ring are capable ofI only was considering it to have a alarm vibration, which might come in as a software update but otherwise it takes care of my health in all ways. I take into showers and swims and it keeps up well.

Nice product if you don’t like a watch. However The battery runs out of charge within 3 days and the ring takes more than 3hrs to get charged. Think twice before you buy one

Rings are here to stay. New way to track fitness. I zeroed in on Ultrahuman after looking at multiple reviews of products available in India including whoop. I already own Apple Watch Ultra but cannot wear it all day. Wanted something that can be worn even at night with minimal intrusion. Here sharing some pros and cons.Pros1. Very light. You will not even notice that you are wearing anything once you get used to it2. Good app - Gives insights in very simple and user friendly manner. And new features getting added everyday3. No Subscription - This was a deal breaker for me. Was very much interested in whoop but its subscription cost is a bummer.4. cost - I got it in discount but it’s a value for money. Unlike cheaper rings available it uses titanium making it light and tough5. Great for sleep tracking6. Accuracy - Felt it’s quite accurate when I compared data with Apple Watch. Of course not all fitness tracker are perfectly accurate. I read somewhere that step tracking is not good in this. But I found that it’s very close to Apple Watch. So no issues thereCons -1. felt that charging experience could be better. Would like to have a box with charger. Will help to store ring as well and not thinking about misplacing it while also charging it at same time2. Not great for weight workout as it may get scratched. Also holding dumbbell/rod may not be comfortable. I tried using gloves and was fine. But was afraid of damaging it. I use Apple Watch for workout. It does take this data from Apple Watch and shows in their app3. Battery life - Not an actual con but I feel that one need to charge in 3 days. 4 days if you take it to 1%. So not as advertised4. Calorie burned - I think it gives bloated numbers of calories burned.Overall a good investment if you are looking for a ring. 1 star less for the cons. If they can improve on these areas certainly a 5 for me then