Oura Ring 5 Leaks Show 7-Day Battery and €429 Price as Sensors Get Redesign

4 articles · Updated · 9to5Google · May 27

WinFuture leaks published marketing images for the Oura Ring 5, showing a revised sensor layout with slightly raised, square-profile LED modules instead of the Ring 4’s near-flush design.
The leaked materials also promise up to 7 days of battery life, a step up from the Ring 4’s typical 5 to 6 days and a key claim after complaints about the older model’s endurance.
Pricing starts at €429 in Europe—€30 above the Ring 4—with some finishes costing more, while the report says Oura appears to be keeping its $6 monthly subscription unchanged.
The ring’s outer look remains largely similar across finishes including Brushed Silver, Deep Rose, Stealth, Silver, Gold and Black, though Oura markets it as the “world’s smallest smart ring.”
The leak adds to pressure on Oura to show broader upgrades beyond battery life as it competes with Samsung and other smart-ring makers.

With Samsung's ring being subscription-free, can Oura's new model justify its recurring monthly fee?

Oura boasts superior health tracking, so why does its new ring still lack ECG and blood pressure monitoring?