In January, Samsung became the first major tech company to dip their toe into the market with the Samsung Galaxy Ring. The wearable was described as a "wellness simplifier", which could monitor your health vitals such as heart rate, sleep quality and body temperature.

This release, however, drew instant comparisons to Oura – the market-leader for smart rings who had already released three generations of Oura Ring from 2015 to 2021. They then released a fourth last October bearing a new design and "revolutionary" upgrades.

With that in mind, it's time to see how these latest versions match up.

Below, we'll be getting into the details of how the two rings compare in terms of health and fitness tracking, as well as which has a smarter design, and most importantly, which is more worth your money?

Starting off simple, the Oura Ring 4 starts at £349, while the Samsung Galaxy Ring starts higher at £399.

However, while the price of the Samsung ring stays the same across the three different colourways – Black, Silver and Gold – the Oura Ring's cost depends on which colour and design you choose. For instance, the Brushed Silver and Stealth colourways cost £399, and the Gold and Rose Gold cost £499.