[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It’s been three months that I have been wearing my ultrahuman ring air and I am quite satisfied with it. It tracks a lot of metrics very effectively and provides me a comprehensive report. Though I must also mention that my purchasing experience was harrowing as I was sold a defected ring and it took a whole day at a store to get a new ring. Also, the ring sometimes captures my sleep hours incorrectly despite software and firmware updates

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The ring has helped me understand my body better. First of all, the sleep metrics are very helpful. Ultrahuman sends me notifications Concerning my optimal time when I should go to bed and in the morning lets me know how I did. Also super is the information about the caffeine window and the fact that you can enter the drinks you consume. The ability to log workouts is also great. Battery life is optimal. The ring's software is update frequently so you can see new features coming and the Ultrahuman gets better every day. I heartily recommend it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought it 3 months ago and sometimes i have problems conecting to the app and downloading the information ? And it was a period of tine like 2 weeks the ring died completely , not even charging it the app could found the ring

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought my Ultrahuman Ring AIR about 9 months ago and I love it! I love being able to see patterns and progress. It pushes me to change habits that I didn't know I could improve on. I like seeing the factors that I can change or improve on. It also pushes me to sleep more!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using it now for 2 months and am really happy overall with my experience. As a runner, I find all of the cardio age and vo2 max statistics really helpful and it’s been great to see them changing the longer I use the ring. The battery is good, I charge it whilst I’m at my desk every few days or so and it’s relatively fast to charge to full battery. My only reason for not giving it 5 stars is the period tracking. I was under the impression that as it measures your body temperature it would predict cycle outcomes based on this, not just 28 days. As someone with an irregular period, if it is late, the app just says that my period is in an unknown phase. It seems to basically be their own version of an app such as flo. I don’t find it to be any more accurate, despite the body temperature measuring.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this to replace my Apple watch, as I didn’t like the look of the watch. I’m a real data freak and love all the things it can measure. It looks nice on the finger. What I like most about Ultrahuman is that they constantly are improving and add new features. Sometimes the ring won’t connect in the app which leads to me not being able to check my data. The connection is a bit fiddly sometimes. It did scratch with everyday use, bus I’m not too precise with my day-to-day handling.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My Experience After a Few Months I’ve been using the Ultrahuman Ring for several months and overall, I’m quite satisfied with it. The ring itself is well-built and comfortable, though I expected it to be a bit smaller. Despite this, it fits well for daily wear and doesn’t interfere with my activities. App Features The Ultrahuman app offers a wide range of features, which I find impressive. It provides detailed insights into various health metrics such as: • Sleep quality • Recovery scores • Activity tracking Heart rate monitoring • Readiness and metabolic health However, the app interface could be more user-friendly. At times, it feels a bit cluttered and overloaded with information. It would be helpful if the app presented key insights more concisely, allowing users to quickly understand their status and what actions to take. Suggestions for Improvement • Simplify the Dashboard: A cleaner overview with only the most important data points would make daily use easier. Actionable Tips: Short, clear advice for each health area (e.g., how to improve sleep or recovery) would be beneficial. • Customization: The ability to customize which metrics are highlighted on the main screen would help users focus on what matters most to them. What I Would Like • Quick, summarized information for each health topic. • Clear, actionable steps to improve performance in areas like sleep, recovery, and activity. • A less crowded and more intuitive app interface. Conclusion The Ultrahuman Ring is a solid health wearable with strong hardware and valuable insights. With some improvements to the app’s clarity and usability, it could become even more effective for users seeking quick, actionable feedback on their health and performance.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got my Ultrahuman ring a year ago! Overall, I love it and have recommended it to multiple friends and even got my husband one. I love how there's always new features being added, like the cycle tracking. Only bummer is the gold exterior has faded on the edges, but happy with the UX and functionality of the app and its features.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love the features and that everything I’ve wanted has been free with no additional subscription needed. If I followed the sleep tips better I know I would feel better but sometimes I ignore it. I only gave it a 4 because of the gold ring. I expect some scratches and stuff but I’ve only had this since January (24) and it is so scratched and beat up it looks super cheap now. I wish I had gotten the matte grey.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using the Ultrahuman Ring for a while now, and overall - it’s pretty solid, especially when it comes to sleep tracking. It actually helped me become more aware of my sleep habits, and over time I started making better choices because of it. So yeah, it’s great if you’re trying to improve your recovery or just want to feel more in control of your daily rhythm. The ring also tracks HRV and VO2 max, which is cool – but honestly, I’m still not 100% sure how it calculates those numbers. The data looks impressive, but it’d be nice to understand exactly where it’s coming from. Now the not-so-great part: training tracking. If you’re expecting super accurate heart rate during workouts, you might be a bit disappointed. It’s okay for general trends, but it’s not super precise yet - especially if you’re doing intense or fast-paced workouts. Hopefully they improve this with updates. Bottom line? It’s awesome for sleep and recovery. Still a work in progress for workouts.