Oura Ring 4 hits its lowest price yet — save up to $150 and start your soft life era
If you've been feeling burnt out wearing a smart watch, and just want to live a softer life where something passively monitors you then now's the time to switch over and get the Oura Ring 4 smart ring for Black Friday.
Currently, the Black, Brushed Silver, Silver, and Stealth variants are all $100 off, while the Gold and Rose Gold Models are $150 off at Amazon.
Oura Ring 4: $499 $349 at Amazon
The Oura Ring 4 is a sleek titanium smart ring that tracks sleep, fitness, stress, and recovery with exceptional accuracy. Designed for 24/7 comfort, it offers up to 8 days of battery life and seamless syncing with Apple Health, Google Health Connect, Strava, and more. It’s stylish, discreet, and built for anyone who wants to optimize their health without wearing a bulky tracker.
I’m not one to talk about deals unless I'm utterly obsessed with a product. I also don’t like to push people to buy something for the sake of it, but I can’t express to you how much I love my Oura Ring 4.
It’s been 3 years since I permanently switched over to wearing a smart ring. Android Central’s Managing Editor, Derrek Lee, introduced me to Oura and said it might be a good option to try.
At the time, I was exclusively wearing a smartwatch, but I was feeling incredibly burnt out with all the notifications and constantly feeling like I needed to hit my fitness goals. So I actively decided it was time to take my watch off and not worry about any of those stats.
Something was missing, though, and that’s when I got the Oura Ring 3 and learned that I do like notifications, but I personally like something that monitors me passively. And I think that’s exactly why you should get the Oura Ring 4.
Some of my favourite things about the Ring 4 are that it is much thinner than the Ring 3, it takes less time to charge, and I don’t have to charge it as often. I like that I wake up every morning and I can see how I’ve slept and whether my body is ready (or not) for the day. And most importantly, I like tracking my menstrual cycle and can exactly pinpoint all of my cycles.
And while I’m still seeing stats about my body, I’m not actively getting pinged throughout the day telling me to do things. I like knowing how my body has recovered from stress, or how my heart health is doing.
So this Black Friday, if you’re thinking about living a softer but you want to make sure that you are getting the right information about your health, then I recommend getting the Oura Ring 4.
- Best Buy: major discounts on Chromebooks, Android phones, and more
- Amazon: official Black Friday discounts on tablets, smart home tech
- Walmart: early price drops on ASUS laptops, locked phones
- Samsung: new Galaxy XR headset, trade-in opportunities
- Verizon: free phones with new line, trade-in
- T-Mobile: free Galaxy phones, $300 back w/ 5G Home Internet
- Mint Mobile: 50% off Pixel 10, BOGO Unlimited plans
- AT&T: get a free Z Flip 7 with trade-in, new line
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When is Black Friday 2025?
Black Friday will occur on November 28th this year. As usual, that's the day after the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States, and it will be followed by Cyber Monday on December 1st. Most of the best deals will be available on Friday, but you can expect to see loads of great offers throughout the entire weekend.
Where can I find the best Black Friday deals?
If you're looking for good old-fashioned discounts on Android tech, start by checking regular Big Box retailers like Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart. You can also find verified refurbished devices through sites like Backmarket.com. If you don't mind a bit of fine print, you should also check with your phone carrier to see what sort of promotions they're running around Black Friday. You never know, you might even get a free phone out of the deal.
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Shruti Shekar is Android Central's Editor-in-Chief. She was born in India, brought up in Singapore, but now lives in Toronto. She started her journalism career as a political reporter in Ottawa, Canada's capital, and then made her foray into tech journalism at MobileSyrup and most recently at Yahoo Finance Canada. When work isn't on her mind, she loves working out, reading, watching the Raptors, and planning what she's going to eat the next day.
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