"Let's be honest, most tech wearables are bulky and not exactly what you'd describe as pretty. But when you're regularly wearing something on your hands, you probably want it to look nice and maybe even blend in with the rest of your jewelry. That's the idea behind Oura's newest smart ring, the Oura Ring 4 Ceramic. The Ring 4 Ceramic is Oura's first collection of smart rings that don't feature metallic finishes."
"The Oura Ring 4 comes in four colors: Midnight (dark blue), Cloud (white), Tide (light teal), and Petal (light pink). The ring costs $150 more than the starting price of the standard Ring 4, with a $500 price tag, and is available in sizes 4-15. I opted for Midnight. Although that shade is technically dark blue, it can appear black from afar - or even a dark shade of green, I've been told."
The Oura Ring 4 Ceramic uses zirconia ceramic to provide a nonmetallic, wear-resistant finish that prioritizes style and comfort. It is offered in four colors — Midnight, Cloud, Tide, and Petal — and is available in sizes 4–15 with a $500 price. The Ceramic model measures 3.51 mm thick and weighs between 5.1 and 8.1 grams, making it thicker and heavier than the titanium Ring 4 but still comfortable and lightweight in use. The ceramic finish gives a jewelry-like appearance while retaining Ring 4 software and hardware functionality.
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