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Luxury version of Oura smart ring

27.05.2022

Italian fashion house Gucci has unveiled a luxurious version of the smart ring, which was the result of a collaboration with Oura. A regular smart ring costs $300.

The smart device can track heart rate, respiration, body temperature, sleep and various activities. Heart rate is determined using a sensor that measures the flow of blood in the arteries passing through the finger. The battery provides maximum autonomy for one week, and the ring is charged by wireless charging.

Additionally, for the regular version, the manufacturer introduced a monthly subscription of $6 for access to all data, including user habit analysis, sleep tracking, activity level, and tips for optimizing the day.

The deluxe version in 18K gold and the brand's symbol includes a lifetime subscription.

The developers of the original smart ring claim that their device's sensors are more efficient than those of other wearable devices. The reason is that they fit more closely to the body. But this advantage is also a problem, as the shape and size of the fingers vary from person to person.

A ring cannot be adjusted as easily as a watch or bracelet. Instead, Oura sends users a finger measurement kit to send them a customized ring.

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