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Ring 4
Based on 390 Reddit mentions
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Rolled out $400/month wellness stipend, what people actually used it for
Very generous. We give $600 per year, direct reimbursement. I used mine for an Oura ring and subscription. I’ve seen people use it for health tech like that, Fitbit or Apple Watch, sports equipment like skis or bikes, gym memberships, massage etc.
StopSignsAreRed in r/WFH
October 21, 2025 11:17 PM
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RingConn Gen 2 or Oura Ring 4????
Looking for some insight preferably from someone who has tried both or has done extensive research. First of all, I prefer the more sleek look of the RC but I could overlook that if the difference in features is significant. I am not a fitness person so this is not super important to me. I know that
...mraykar420 in r/SmartRings
November 27, 2025 11:57 AM
12
Oura to Ringconn?
Same same—as did a friend of mine. We both switched from Oura to RingConn after years with Oura. I love RingConn. I especially love not having to pay the subscription nor supporting Palantir in any way.
themissq in r/RingConn
November 25, 2025 11:49 PM
9
Smart ring primarily used for activity (heart rate & step tracker).
only 3 that I can say if you have Samsung phone, get the Samsung ring. works great if you have non-Samsung, OURA or RINGCONN Oura - monthly Ringconn - no subscription Please do not ask why not ultrahuman. Just do a search and see how bad they are
RedGloval in r/SmartRings
April 21, 2026 11:07 PM
3
RingConn vs Oura Ring — are they basically the same? Which one is actually worth buying?
There were a few things that sold RingConn for me: Cheaper No subscription Less bulky Sleep apnea monitoring (can get the Gen 2 Air if that isn’t important to you) Not a fan of Oura’s partnership with Palantir/Department of Defense
Mike_Oxlong25 in r/RingConn
April 15, 2026 2:26 PM
3
RingConn vs Oura Ring — are they basically the same? Which one is actually worth buying?
I’ve had both for a bit now started with Oura and then switched to RingConn. Honestly, they’re way closer than people think in terms of sleep/HRV tracking. Oura’s app is definitely more polished and “coach-like,” but after a while I realized I wasn’t really using half of the insights. RingConn feels
...Known_Part_5039 in r/RingConn
April 16, 2026 6:54 AM
2
Difficulty with sex TTC
I'm in the UK and use oura ring gen3 with natural cycles. I have been using for about 6 months and they have been great for timing and confirming ovulation through bbt. It's a high cost up front (£250 for oura plus £6 monthly subscription fee and £80 for NC annual subscription). I bought a ring size
...deadpanclam in r/TryingForABaby
April 6, 2026 9:34 PM
2
What actually helps with constant baseline stress?
I was an early adopter of the Apple Watch and the oura ring wasn’t even on my radar. I ended up getting one because a few of my friends were super impressed with them and it was almost a little fanatical. I got one at a big box store with a good return policy and totally planned on not loving it and
...Ok_Cartographer_6956 in r/MultipleSclerosis
April 7, 2026 3:18 AM
2
Focus of the Week: Oura Ring 4
Why it matters
We are now in an era where wearable health tech sits quietly on our fingers and translates our body’s language into data. The Oura Ring 4 takes this to the next level, promising deeper insight into sleep, recovery and daily readiness. But understanding what the data truly means is wh
...SimpleKey9803 in r/DocDialogue
November 6, 2025 9:49 AM
2
What do you use to test ovulation?
If you are not ovulating, I’d push for medicated cycles and a fertility specialist earlier. Progesterone will not help with ovulation, just inducing a period. 6 months is a long time to wait around in hopes of ovulating. For me, I always found the best combo was OPKs (predicting ovulation) and BBT (
...dunkaroo192 in r/TTC_PCOS
April 22, 2026 5:25 PM
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