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Performance Ring vs MaxPR vs TechRing
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The Performance Ring and MaxPR both cost $60 and support erections without tracking; the $275 TechRing adds sensors and an app.
Which FirmTech ring is right for me?
Pick the FirmTech Performance Ring if you want comfortable support for up to 12 hours with nothing to charge. Pick the MaxPR if you want the tightest fit and a more intense finish, for up to 90 minutes. Pick the TechRing only if you also want data on firmness, duration and nighttime erections.
Side by side
| FirmTech ring | Performance Ring | MaxPR | TechRing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $60 | $60 | $275 |
| Best for | Firmer, longer erections with a comfortable, adjustable fit | The tightest fit and the most intense finish | Performance plus sexual health data in the app |
| Tightness | 3 of 5 (comfort) | 5 of 5 (tightest) | 3 of 5 (secure) |
| Safe wear time | Up to 12 hours | Up to 90 minutes | Up to 12 hours |
| Tracking | No | No | Yes: firmness, quality, duration and nighttime erections |
| Power | Nothing to charge or pair | Nothing to charge or pair | USB rechargeable, 12-hour battery |
| Water | Water resistant | Water resistant | Splashproof |
| Warranty | 3 months | 3 months | 1 year on electronics, plus 2 sleeve replacements |
| Fits erect girth | Up to 5.5 in (14 cm) | Up to 5.5 in (14 cm) | Up to 5.5 in (14 cm) |
| Materials | Medical-grade elastomer, phthalate- and latex-free | Medical-grade elastomer, phthalate- and latex-free | Medical-grade elastomer, phthalate- and latex-free |
| HSA/FSA eligible | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Source: FirmTech's compare page. All three share the same peno-scrotal design, materials and 5.5-inch girth limit.
Who should choose each ring?

The Performance Ring, $60. Photo: FirmTech. Choose the Performance Ring if you want harder, longer erections, simply.
Adjustable, comfortable for up to 12 hours, and nothing to charge. The best starting point for most men.
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The MaxPR, $60. Photo: FirmTech. Choose the MaxPR if you want the tightest fit and the most intensity.
Slimmer and snugger for maximum firmness and a more intense finish, worn for up to 90 minutes at a time.
See the MaxPR
The TechRing, $275. Photo: FirmTech. Choose the TechRing if you want performance plus the data to see it.
Tracks firmness, quality, duration and nighttime erections, with insights in the app. $275.
See the TechRing
Is the Performance Ring or MaxPR better?
Where the Performance Ring wins
For most men, the Performance Ring is the better first ring. It is rated 3 of 5 for tightness, which FirmTech calls its comfort fit, and up to 12 hours of wear, more than eight times the MaxPR's 90-minute limit. That makes it easier to put on ahead of time and forget about. It costs the same $60.
Where the MaxPR fits better
The MaxPR is the better choice when maximum firmness and sensation matter most and a session is shorter than 90 minutes. FirmTech describes it as slimmer and snugger than the original, rated 5 of 5 for both tightness and pleasure. Some men keep both: the Performance Ring for everyday use and the MaxPR for occasions.
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How we chose
This page was written by FirmTech, the business that publishes this site and makes every ring on it. We compared the rings on the same criteria for each: fit and design, rated wear time, tightness, whether it tracks anything, price, warranty and materials. Every figure comes from FirmTech's published product specifications as of November 2026.
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Common questions
Short answers here. Every question is answered in full on the ED ring FAQ.
Performance Ring or MaxPR: which should I choose?
Choose the Performance Ring if you want firmer, longer-lasting erections with a comfortable fit you can wear for up to 12 hours. Choose the MaxPR if you want the tightest hold and the most intense finish and can live with a 90 minute limit. Both cost $60, share the same peno-scrotal design and include a 3-month warranty.
Read this answer in the FAQPerformance Ring or TechRing: do I need the tracking?
You need the TechRing only if you want data. It measures firmness, quality, duration and nighttime erections and shows insights in the app, for $275. The Performance Ring gives in-the-moment support for $60 with nothing to charge. Men interested in tracking sexual or heart health signals pick the TechRing; men who just want performance usually pick the Performance Ring.
Read this answer in the FAQWhy does the TechRing cost more than the Performance Ring?
The TechRing costs $275 because it contains sensors, a rechargeable battery and Bluetooth, and it measures erection firmness, quality and duration, including nighttime erections, with insights in the FirmTech app. The Performance Ring gives the same kind of in-the-moment support for $60 but tracks nothing. If you only want firmer, longer erections, you do not need to pay for tracking.
Read this answer in the FAQHow is a FirmTech ring different from a basic silicone ring?
FirmTech rings are designed with urologists and use an anatomical peno-scrotal fit that loops around both the base and the testicles, with adjustable hook-and-latch tension. They are medical-grade, latex-free, HSA/FSA eligible and covered by a warranty. When comparing any ring, look at the material, whether the tension adjusts, and how long it is rated to be worn.
Read this answer in the FAQHow long can you wear an erection ring?
It depends on the ring. Thirty minutes is the general rule patients are told to follow, according to a menMD provider newsletter, which adds that the FirmTech device is made of a material that lets blood move in and out, making longer wear safe. FirmTech rates the Performance Ring and TechRing for up to 12 hours and the tighter MaxPR for up to 90 minutes.
Read this answer in the FAQAre there Performance Ring bundles?
Yes. The Performance Ring plus RingMate, a three-speed vibrator for her that slides onto any FirmTech ring, costs $120 instead of $129. The TechRing plus Performance Ring bundle costs $295 instead of $335, for men who want tracking on some nights and a simple ring on others. Prices are as listed on getfirmtech.com in November 2026.
Read this answer in the FAQ