Ring Gen3 Heritage

I had an Oura ring. It was vastly more reliable than Apple Watch at sleep tracking, had better sleep charts, and had a great feature where it auto tracked all workouts and you could easily confirm and amend them retroactively. But it’s a subscription, it didn’t integrate particularly well with Apple

I’m in the same boat. Love the info that my Apple Watch provides, especially tracking steps and mileage when I go on walks/runs. But the aesthetic is getting old and I hate the idea of always being connected and accessible. Also, sometimes my watch gets hot on my wrist and I wonder how it’s affectin

I have worn Oura for years and it does nothing for my POTS, because it does not offer constant heart rate monitoring. It takes a measurement every once in a while throughout the day. It doesn’t help me pace myself, since the data arrives after the fact. It also does not predict tiredness or stress.

I have a Whoop and an Oura ring. I also have a Suunto Race S and previously used a number of different Garmin watches over several years. I did not buy the Oura ring nor the Whoop. The ring was a gift and the Whoop was the device used in a study I was in, but years ago I did have my own subscription

Yeah but Oura ring is pretty thick. The girls on the players box podcast were discussing it and they said that they can’t play in their Oura rings

I wanted to scale back my AWU3 because I was tired of the over connected, over measured, over teched way it made me feel. I still wanted to track my fitness though. I started wearing a regular watch and got an oura ring. Hated it. It didn’t feel like the fitness tracking was very good and the fit ne

I dropped my Apple Watch over a year ago in favor of a classic watch. I used to wear both an Oura and Apple Watch because they were each better at different things. Now I wear neither and daily either my Tudor Chrono in pink or my Rolex OP 41 in pistachio. I lost a lot of weight and the oura ring no

Only use screenless trackers, since I only want to track; everything else has too many downsides for me.Started with Oura and stuck with Whoop; if you don’t do any fitness the Oura Ring is enough, but if you want to track your strain also I definitely recommend the Whoop more; in general it’s a bit

I thought I wanted to ditch the watch for the ring, but I got a set of the Oura sizing rings and tried to continuously wear one for several days, and it was really difficult for me. I decided I didn’t want to force myself to get used to it. I also read an article comparing the Apple Watch’s various

I’ve had a Fitbit, Apple Watch, WHOOP, then Oura Ring, now nothing. Honestly, none of them are needed. They’re ok tools for folks needing motivation to build new habits and were helpful in the early days of COVID, but I’d just try and learn to listen to your body and trust when you’re tired, want to