Oura Ring 4 Drops to Lowest Ever Price of £249 in January Sales
Oura Ring 4 Drops to Lowest Ever Price of £249 in January Sales

The Oura Ring 4 has fallen to its lowest ever price of £249, matching the Black Friday deal, as January sales get underway. The wearable, which secured top spot in The Independent's review of the best smart rings, is now available with £100 off the standard silver model from several retailers, including Oura's own website.

The discount applies to the standard silver version, while the ceramic design has £50 off. Deals on Oura's site run until 5 January, and are also available via third-party retailers. The Independent's fitness and wellbeing editor, Emilie Lavinia, praised the ring, saying it has taken her health and wellbeing to new heights, but noted its high price makes sales the ideal time to invest.

The Oura Ring 4 is described as a significant upgrade from its predecessor, with improvements in design, battery life, features and in-app experience. Lavinia called it a lifestyle-led tracker that is a valuable investment for those wanting to take charge of their health, rather than an athlete-focused device. However, the ring may not suit everyone: senior fitness writer Harry Bullmore noted that finger-worn trackers can interfere with grip during weightlifting or gymnastics.

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The Independent's IndyBest team, which includes Lavinia and Bullmore, tests products year-round and monitors prices to recommend genuine bargains during sales. They advise that the Oura Ring 4 is best for health-driven individuals, while traditional smartwatches may be preferable for avid gym-goers.

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