Ring Gen3 Heritage

there are literally cheaper rings with no subscription required. even if you had money, oura is just another example of renting & never owning something. have these people ever budgeted or googled a day in their life?

Having a monthly fee for products/services that I’m not used to having monthly fees for…I can’t quite wrap my head around. First things that come to mind are Oura ring and Hatch alarm. I guess I’m just used to my Apple Watch and old person alarm? It’s even worse when you don’t pay the monthly fee an

Eléggé körbejártam a témát, összefoglalva a tapasztalataim: Oura: ez volt az első a piacon, nincs magyar ügyfélszolgálat, problémák kezelése nehézkes. 160-170k körül van az alap színek ára. A legdrágább a piacon, havi előfizetési díja van, és ha nem az alapszínt veszed az plusz 20-30k ft. Az arany s

Eléggé körbejártam a témát, összefoglalva a tapasztalataim: Oura: ez volt az első a piacon, nincs magyar ügyfélszolgálat, problémák kezelése nehézkes. 160-170k körül van az alap színek ára. A legdrágább a piacon, havi előfizetési díja van, és ha nem az alapszínt veszed az plusz 20-30k ft. Az arany s

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

I’m really liking my Oura ring! I’ve not had it very long, so it’s still adjusting to my body, but it’s been fascinating. I struggle with oral temping, and I work night shift, so a wearable device has been a game changer. It’s a bit pricey, but I like the BBT tracking feature and cycle insights. I i

I wear my Apple Watch to the gym, some errands especially in the winter when my wrist is covered by a coat and other activities when I think of it. I live in a major city and the contactless on it is objectively convenient, but it is also ugly IMO. I wear an older Cartier Tank whenever I care about

Oura Ring is overrated. I had one. Hardware malfunction after 2 years, battery-related. They refused to give me a replacement, saying it was out of warranty. And wanted to upsell another model. Screw that. If you like expensive e-waste, go ahead.

I just ditched my oura ring after about a year with it. I got tired of paying for data I wasn’t really keeping up with (i know I’m tired after i go to bed late, i don’t need a ring to tell me that) and I don’t feel great about their palantir/DOD partnership announced last year. I’ve been wearing an

I ditched the Apple Watch years ago when I started feeling phantom taps on my wrist when there was no notification. I don't know why that bothered me, but it did. Into the back of the junk box it went. I do own an Oura ring, and I like it. I use my FSA dollars every year to buy something worthwhile