[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall, really happy with the superhuman ring. I like all of the things that tracks. If I was being critical, I think that the walking step count can be inaccurate at times especially when driving in the car with bumps it will still record steps so by the end of a very long drive you can have over 10,000 steps recorded Other than that’s great

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought my Ultrahuman ring about five months ago, and it’s the best. I use it to count my steps and manage my sleep. It also helps me with my recommended sleep time, and when to start and stop drinking caffeine.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve had the Ultrahuman air ring for 8 months now and I love it! I’m not a huge jewellery person but it’s a super lightweight ring and I don’t even notice it on my finger anymore. I originally bought it mainly for the sleep tracking, but there are so many features which are all used for analysis and to provide rich insights into your health. Ultrahuman are also constantly updating the app and adding new features- at no extra cost, in comparison to other rings which have a monthly subscription. My only tiny drawback is that depending on the updates sometimes the charge runs out fairly quick (like 1.5 days).

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought my ring a couple of months ago, based on personal recommendations and reading reviews. I tested the template rings first, which is a great idea to ensure you pick the correct size and also the colour you prefer. Set up is simple and I was able to use it straight away. I’ve found that the step count numbers vary quite a lot from both my Apple Health and Fitbit phone tracking apps and also my Garmin watch. The counts are significantly lower than all the others. This may be because it is more accurate but it was very surprising, given the others were all at similar levels. I don’t find some of the app metrics overly useful as yet, and feel like the sleep score could be part of the overall dynamic recovery measures. The jet lag measure just displays the same info most of the time too. The caffeine metric is one I have been using a lot and find value in this one, which is good. Also not having to pay a subscription is a big benefit. Overall, I’m glad I’ve tried it but do think there is room to improve on a number of factors, to take it to the next level.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this over two months ago and it’s been super helpful with tracking my cycle (accurate to the day) which was the main reason i got it. step tracking is slightly off from my apple watch but nothing major. overall super cute and definitely would recommend it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Have had this ring for a little over 8 months. overall my experience with the ring has been good, there are a few features that I feel are missing from the app. Also the social jet lag feature has never worked for me. I think the app could use some enhancement for ease of use

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the look and feel of the ring! I love how it tracks and feel that it is accurate. I would like the app to be more user friendly with calendars of workouts, periods, etc so I can easily see trends. I also would like the app to explain what each section means. The battery works well but I do need to charge it everyday.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I won my ring as a corporate award and quickly bought a second ring for my wife. This ring has been a game changer. I work nights and the ring has allowed me to track and correct my sleep issues. The ring does so much that the sleep and the workout tracking are hands down better than my Apple Watch ever was. The comfort of wearing this ring vs a lm Apple Watch can’t be said enough. Battery life is amazing. The Charger is a neat design. I absolutely love my ring.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using the Ultrahuman Air Ring for a while now, and I’m really impressed. The design is sleek, lightweight, and comfortable—I often forget I’m even wearing it. The tracking is accurate, giving me clear insights into my sleep, recovery, and activity levels throughout the day. What I love most is the balance between functionality and style. It doesn’t feel bulky like some wearables, yet the data it provides is detailed and genuinely helpful. The app is intuitive and makes it easy to understand my health metrics, which keeps me motivated to stay consistent with my fitness and recovery goals. Battery life has also been excellent, lasting several days on a single charge. Overall, the Ultrahuman Air Ring has exceeded my expectations. It’s a perfect combination of comfort, design, and actionable insights—definitely one of the best health wearables I’ve tried.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this as a birthday gift, and once I started wearing it, it really made me more mindful of my sleep and daily activities. Even though I already have an Apple Watch, it doesn’t give me this kind of score-based feedback.