Ring Heritage

3.5yrs is unusually long for an Oura Gen 2. 18 months has been my experience (same as Gen 3). My Gen 4 so far has been replaced at 6 months...twice. All were replaced (with refurbished) whether under warranty or not...but that has not been a universal experience lately from what I've heard. And, to

Honestly just generally speaking everything seems off with these gen 3's. I'm sort of sad I moved away from Oura due to the subscription and battery.

The same thing may happen to the Oura because it's also a small ring, plus you have the monthly subscription fee. I'm not really sure. I really like the sleep apnea and sleep info I get on the Gen 2. I have very mild apnea, but I lost some vision because of that, and need to sleep with my head raise

I decided against getting the Oura 5 and got RingConn Gen 2 instead. I found someone on TikTok that was wearing both and comparing them and the data tracked and they were quite similar. Someone mentioned RingConn does a better job at tracking steps (but echoing, it’s not fantastic for that alone). I

I went with RingConn Gen 2 (not air) it’s more sleek than RingConn Gen 3 and Gen 3 only has one added feature that’s not even accurate measurement technology so I couldn’t justify the price of the Gen 3 and the bulkiness of it. With Oura, you gotta pay for the ring, the subscription, and if anyone w

I have been researching quite a bit and honestly most rings seems “pretty bad”, when it comes to the overall battery health. And honestly I don’t think it’s worth paying 6$ a month for Oura, when most rings just lasts a year. From my research online Ringconn gen 2, have had the most the accurate dat