OURA Ring 4 Smart Ring Ceramic drops to $319.99

$79.01 off right now.

Oura's ceramic finish has been the hardest version of the Ring 4 to catch on a discount. The Midnight ceramic model just slipped to $319.99 at Amazon, and that is $79.01 below its $399 list price. That works out to 20% off a wearable that has spent most of the year hovering near full price.

OURA Ring 4 Smart Ring Ceramic drops to $319.99 - save $79.01. This 20% discount brings the ceramic model down near where the standard finishes sit on a good day, which is the part worth paying attention to.

THE DEAL

OURA Ring 4 Smart Ring Ceramic

$319.99 (was $399) - Save $79.01 (20% off)

WhereAmazon Expires: No end date listed

Get This Deal

The 90-day average for this ring sits at $401.70, so today's price lands roughly $82 under the recent norm, and the 180-day average of $434.83 makes the gap wider still. The all-time low of $279 came during a deeper promotional push, so $319.99 is not the floor, but it is the cheapest the ceramic Midnight has been in months. Buyers who have been waiting for the finish they actually want, rather than settling for a color on clearance, are the ones this price is aimed at.

What You're Getting

Health Tracking	Over 50 metrics covering sleep, activity, stress, heart health, and women's health
Sensing	Smart Sensing adapts to you for continuous data, day and night
Battery	Up to 8 days, no screen, no vibrations
Membership	First month included for new members, then $5.99 per month via the Oura App
Payment	HSA/FSA eligible for the ring, chargers, and shipping

Two things to know before you order. Oura Ring 4 sizing runs differently from standard jewelry rings, so use the Oura Ring 4 Sizing Kit to lock in your fit first. And the membership is tied to your account through the Oura App, not to the physical ring, so it travels with you if you ever swap hardware.

Who This Is For

This one suits anyone who wants continuous health data without strapping a screen to their wrist, and who cares about the ceramic finish for daily wear. Midnight hides scratches better than the lighter tones, which matters on a ring you never take off. If you are only chasing the lowest possible number, the standard finishes occasionally dip under $300, so patience has a payoff.

The Caveat

The subscription is the real cost here. The ring tracks the data, but the app behind it runs $5.99 a month after the first free month, and that adds up over a multi-year ownership window. Skip this if you want a one-time purchase with no recurring fee.

Final Verdict

If the ceramic Midnight is the version you have been circling, $319.99 with $79.01 off is the moment to stop browsing and buy. If color is flexible and you can hold out for a deeper cut, the $279 low shows there is room below this.