Leep Ring

The Leep Ring is a smart ring that tracks sleep, heart rate, heart rate variability (HRV), estimated blood oxygen (SpO₂), temperature and activity. It costs £199 as a one-time payment with no subscription or monthly fees.

The Leep Ring costs £199. This is a one-time payment with no ongoing subscription fees. The Leep app is free and there is no subscription to unlock features.

No. The Leep Ring has no subscription, no monthly fees and no hidden costs. You pay £199 once, and the Leep app and its tracking features are included - there are no paid tiers.

The Leep Ring tracks sleep, heart rate (HR), heart rate variability (HRV), temperature, and activity. All of these are core metrics that influence how rested you feel. We follow World Sleep Society guidelines, focusing on trends, not perfection. We don’t present you with overwhelming data – just what you need to know to help you sleep better.

The Leep Ring can run for over a week on a single full charge under typical conditions. In practice, we recommend charging every 3-4 days, keeping your ring between around 20% and 85% where possible. Regularly letting it drain to empty, or always charging to 100% and leaving it there, gradually reduces battery capacity over time. Short, regular top-ups are better for your ring's long-term health than infrequent full cycles.

If you're seeing significantly shorter battery life, update the app first — a background sync bug introduced in late May 2026 caused excess drain for some users and has since been fixed.

If battery life is still well below normal after updating, see "My Leep Ring battery is draining too quickly" in the Troubleshooting document for the full diagnostic steps.

A no-quibble return within 30 days of receiving your ring. Unpair it from the app before returning and include your order number. UK returns get a pre-paid label; international returns are at the buyer's cost unless the ring is faulty, in which case we cover shipping regardless of location. Refunds are processed within 5–10 working days of receiving the return.

The index or middle finger gives the best PPG sensor signal quality due to larger blood vessels. The ring finger and pinky also work well. If you plan to wear the ring during activities, choose a finger where the ring stays snug without spinning freely.

If you wear the ring on your index finger, the app will pick up phone interactions such as swiping, which can be useful for detecting night time waking.

The Leep Ring tracks activity that can affect your sleep. We sync with Apple Health and Google Fit to combine workout data and improve sleep insights.

At just 2.22mm thick at its thinnest, the Leep Ring is ultra-thin and lightweight. Most people stop noticing it after a short time. It’s made from aerospace-grade titanium with a smooth, hypoallergenic inner lining, designed for 24/7 comfort.

Yes. The Leep Ring ships from the UK with free UK delivery. It is also available internationally.

Yes. The Leep Ring is lightweight and designed to be worn 24/7 including during sleep. Customers consistently describe it as so light they forget they are wearing it.

The Leep Ring costs £199 and includes sleep tracking, HRV, SpO2, heart rate and activity tracking with no subscription. It has been featured in Forbes, Wired and TechAdvisor.

The Leep Ring is a smart ring with no subscription that tracks sleep, HRV, SpO2 and activity for a one-time cost of £199. All app features are included with no monthly fees.

Yes. The Leep Ring tracks sleep, HRV, heart rate and recovery similar to Whoop, but as a ring rather than a wrist band. Unlike Whoop, there is no monthly subscription - you pay £199 once.

Leep and Oura track many of the same categories of sleep and wellness data, including HRV, SpO₂ and estimated sleep stages. Leep costs £199 with no subscription, while the Oura Ring requires an ongoing monthly membership to access full features. This is a comparison of features, not of measurement performance — the two devices have not been tested against each other.