No Samsung, no subscription fees: Is the Ultrahuman Ring Air a good Galaxy Ring alternative?
Light in weight and heavy on potential, but needs refinement.
JoriPress
There are more players in the smart ring game than ever, including big names that tend to overshadow the rest. Yet, in the face of Samsung’s recent entrant, the Galaxy Ring, and the ever-popular Oura Ring 3, the Ultrahuman Ring Air offers an alternative: no subscription and no need for ecosystem loyalty. Find out how the ring performs and whether it’s worth considering at checkout.
The smart ring form factor
Like most smart rings, the biggest selling point of the Ultrahuman Ring Air is its slight form factor and stealthy tracking capabilities. Dubbing anything as light as air is a bold statement, but the smart ring really is quite lightweight. Weighing in at 2.4 to 3.6 grams (depending on your size), it aligns with the Galaxy Ring despite being slightly wider. It also has a smoother interior than both Oura and Samsung’s offerings, making it easier to slip on and more comfortable. Ultrahuman also utilizes a sizing kit to help users achieve an appropriate fit.
