[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband bought me this for my first Mother’s Day. I have been loving it since. I appreciate the caffeine windows, the recovery score, sleep window and the list goes on. I do notice the battery drains pretty quickly but I do charge it everyday when I shower/do my night routine so it def helps keep it alive. I’m also excited that they added a new parent feature.

The Ultrahuman Ring Air stands out for its lightweight, comfortable design (It is barely noticeable), and super-long battery life. I love the Gold finish!! It monitors my sleep. I keep it in Turbo mode, which tracks the maximum amount of data, and still averages more than six days per charge.

[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 testing the Ultrahuman Ring Air, and it’s quickly becoming a valuable tool for monitoring recovery, sleep, and overall readiness. The design is sleek and comfortable, making it easy to wear around the clock without disrupting daily activity or training sessions. What stands out most is the depth of insight provided. HRV tracking, sleep stage analysis, and metabolic health markers are presented in a way that’s both actionable and easy to interpret. The seamless integration with Ultrahuman’s ecosystem adds another layer, allowing for a more holistic approach to athlete monitoring and personal performance optimization. For anyone serious about understanding their body’s response to stress, recovery, and training load, the Ultrahuman Ring Air offers a level of precision and usability that’s hard to match. I’m excited to continue exploring how this can support athletes at the elite level.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] i bought this nearly 2 months ago, i love how its always updating with new plugs. the battery does not last at all especially if you workout everyday. the ring doesnt always connect to the app, sometimes theres too much info and its quite scary when it shows you your brain age etc

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First of all, having no subscription for your device is something that made me end up with Ultrahuman. I’ve purchased the ring 3 months ago, but already had a replacement due to a faulty battery. The tracking capabilites regarding excersises and doing basic stuff like walking seems to be all over the place, while the sleep tracking and all the insights (caffein window for example) that the app gives based off of those metrics are exactly what i was looking for. The design and the sleep tracking was the inital reason i bought the device and in those areas it meets my expectations. Overall, a nice tracking device thats stylish as well (and have no distracting haptic feedback or screens!) but fitness tracking still has room for improvement.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought the ring and lost it within the first week. Ultrahuman X membership saved my day. Excellent device. Room for improvement: the app is very cluttered. It needs a more user friendly layout and the option to focus only on the devices one’s using.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Almost a full year with the RingAIR It was a toss up between your ring and the Oura ring and yours won the flip. I was looking for all the features the Ring AIR provides (not behind a subscription paywall) in a ring formfactor. Please keep those "free". I decided to go with the matte grey version. It got some wear on the metals edge but I like the way that looks. The rest of the build quality is great! My only criticism is the app's UI is very over stylized. I get the want to have a unique look and feel but the data gets lost in all the graphical elements.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been a customer since Ring R1 for the ease of use for health tracking (especially sleep), and when they launched the Ring Air it just got even better with all the useful functionalities in an even smaller form factor. Just crazy how tech has evolved.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought my ring approx. 2 months ago. Pros: I really like the design, it's pretty nice and comfy. The user interface is good enough, I can find everything I want easily. The extensions aka. powerplugs are great additions, not to mention most of them are free of charge. My favorite is the circadian rythm tracker, and the smart alarm is also very useful. Built-in breathworks are nice, also free. Exercise tracking is I think as good as you can expect from a ring, plus there are lots of built-in training types. Sleep metrics I cannot compare with other devices or measurements, so I have to rely on what I see in the app, but I feel like they are rather accurate, at least the quantities for sure. Cons: I really wanted to like this ring and I am liking it, but I have to be honest: sadly I'm currently waiting on my third replacement ring. The first stopped charging after a few weeks, the second had a similar problem, but then after a day of trying it did charge up, but then the sleep metrics were gone. The latter was probably a software issue since the metrics during a breathwork session worked, and the sensor diagnosis stated that everything is fine. Regardless of what the actual problem was, it couldn't be used like that. Both lasted for a month, roughly. I only can hope that I will be luckier with the third. If it is really just about luck..