I love my Oura Ring, but this cheap sleep tracker is nearly as good — and it's under $60 on sale this Prime Day

A woman sleeping in blue lit room wearing gold FKGZJF smart ring overlaid by sleep graph and Tom's Guide price drop logo
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If you're in the market for a reliable sleep tracking ring, but don't have the budget to splash out on the likes of Oura, the Amazon Prime Day sale is a great place to shop for more affordable alternatives, such as this FKGZJF Smart Ring available for just $59.48 at Amazon now.

You can get many sleep gadgets at Amazon from the best budget mattresses to the best sunrise alarm clocks. Now, their sleep tracker offering is picking up too. Tracking my ZZZs keeps me accountable when it comes to sticking to a consistent sleep schedule and maintaining healthy habits that promote good rest.

I've been shopping the early Prime Day sleep deals all morning and the FKGZJF deal is my top pick so far. As a full time sleep tech tester, here's why I recommend shopping this sleep tracking ring now...

Recent updates

We updated this piece on Thursday 10th July to reflect sale price fluctuations at Amazon. Although it's no longer at its cheapest price ($50.41), $59.48 for a smart ring is still an outstanding deal

FKGZJF Smart Ring:was $99now $59.48 at Amazon

FKGZJF Smart Ring: was $99 now $59.48 at Amazon
The FKGXJF smart ring is a budget health and sleep tracker boasting an average 4.4 out of 5 stars from 185 customers on Amazon. As well as monitoring your activity levels, heart rate and blood oxygen, the FKGZJF smart ring is an intelligent sleep tracker with sensors that measure your falling asleep time, waking up time and overall sleep quality. Even at full price of $99, this ring is more affordable than most other smart rings. At the start of the week we saw the ring at $69.98 — then the deal got even sweeter dropping the price to $50.41. Now at $59.48, it's still a great value sleep tracker. You won't get a reliable sleep tracker for under $60 elsewhere. The ring is available in nine sizes from 6 to 14. Note it's recommended you buy a FKGZJF sizing kit ($5.98 at Amazon) before placing your order to avoid the hassle of exchanges. The FKGXJF smart ring is also free of subscription fees unlike other sleep tracker (uh-hum Oura).

User score: ★★★★½ (180+ reviews)

Is this a good sleep tracker?

As a budget smart ring, there's no avoiding the fact the FKGXJF smart ring is basic. It doesn't have the bells and whistles of advanced sleep trackers like Oura, Samsung and Ultrahuman, which can track your sleep efficiency and restfulness.

But it does its basic job well. It records your falling asleep time, wake up time and sleep quality (how long you spend in each sleep stage) and collates this data in graphs to give an indication of how restorative your sleep has been. You can view daily, weekly and monthly sleep data in the compatible app to track how your habits impacts impact your sleep health.

Just one customer reports trouble with the sleep tracking. She says: "Multiple times this week it has shown I slept for 38 minutes, which is completely false." Since the majority of customers sing its praises as a sleep tracker, I assume this was a one-off faulty product.

In a review published on 24 June 2025, a customer writes: "This has been a game changer for my sleep." Another says the "sleep tracking is excellent" and "I like it better than my smart watch especially to sleep."

Want the real deal?

Oura Ring 3:from $299now from $199 at Oura

Oura Ring 3: was from $299 now from $199 at Oura
One thing about me? I love my Oura Ring. It's the sleep tracker I recommend to friends, it tells me where I am in my cycle and keeps tabs on my general rest and recovery, all while looking sleek on my finger. The Oura Ring 3 is now discounted from $299 to $199 in select colors and styles while stocks last. But you will have to pay a $5.99 subscription fee per month.

Our review: ★★★★½
User score: 
★★★★½ (3,900+ reviews)

Eve Davies
Sleep Tech Product Tester and Writer

Eve is a sleep tech product tester and writer at Tom's Guide, covering everything from smart beds and sleep trackers, to sleep earbuds and sunrise alarm clocks. Eve is a PPA-accredited journalist with an MA in Magazine Journalism, and has four years’ experience writing features and news. In her role as Sleep Tech Product Tester and Writer for Tom's Guide, Eve is constantly trying out and reviewing the latest sleep products from brands such as Apple, Garmin, Whoop, Hatch, Sleep Number, Eight Sleep, and Oura. A fitness enthusiast who completed the London Marathon earlier this year, Eve loves exploring the relationship between good sleep, overall health, and physical performance, and how great sleep tech can make that relationship even better.

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