ŌURA Ring Reviews and Details

Is ŌURA Ring good?

Social recommendations and mentions

• Today is your day

  In early 2023, arriving back from New Year holidays, I realised that I had really neglected my own health. On recommendation from Jessica Sachs and Marc Backes, I downloaded Noom, dusted off my Oura Ring and set off to look after myself a bit more. - Source: dev.to / over 1 year ago

• My Company Just Made Me 2 Years Younger

  According to my Oura ring, my cardiovascular age dropped from +1 year to -1 year (based on my chronological age) last week. That’s right—my heart just got two years younger in three weeks! Nothing else changed in my lifestyle, besides starting that cardio challenge. Alongside this, my cardio capacity and sleep quality have also improved, also as measured by Oura. - Source: dev.to / almost 2 years ago

• Apple Watch violates patents held by Orange Co. tech company, ITC finds

  My Oura ring uses the same technology. https://ouraring.com. - Source: Hacker News / over 2 years ago

• Gen 3 without a subscription vs Gen 2?

  You will only see the three scores without a subscription, as stated on ouraring.com. Source: about 3 years ago

• What are the most promising sleep coaching solutions?

  Oura = wearable tracking various sleep metrics to provide insights and recommendations (Matthew Walker is their ambassador). Source: about 3 years ago

• IS THE ours ring e STILL WORTH IT?

  Ouraring.com has all the info about the ring. Read there first and then see if you have any specific questions. Source: about 3 years ago

• Any alternatives to Whoop?

  I've used the Oura Ring in the past and my wife currently uses one.. https://ouraring.com/. Source: about 3 years ago

• Gwenyth Paltrow on her approach to investing

  In your current portfolio, which brands are you most excited about? Let’s see…well, I’m excited about Oura, of course the Oura Ring, which I was lucky enough to invest in early. And it’s a product that I use and love, and it has really impacted my wellness positively. Source: about 3 years ago

• [Discussion] Any *longtime* smart watch users go back to traditional?

  Had my Applewatch 3 weeks and then I missed the mechanical watches. Sold it after 4 weeks. I bought this https://ouraring.com to accommodate for my sleep and fitness needs, and wearing that on my finger, while having an Omega or G-shock or Seiko on my wrist is perfect 🥳. Source: about 3 years ago

• Health tracking device recommendations?

  Been doing a cursory search for health tracking devices so that I can better understand my PEM crashes / flare ups. Notable things that popped up were the Fitbit Sense2, the Circular ring, and the Oura ring. Have any of you guys used these trackers or something else?? Source: about 3 years ago

• Smart watch - do you use one to track your health?

  I have an Oura ring that I was given as part of a trial. It tracks sleep, activity, heart rate, blood oxygen, temperature variation, and a few additional details. I like that it is small and syncs with the phone app in the background. Source: over 3 years ago

• Help! Struggling to Balance Style and Health with Apple Watch

  Maybe you could use your traditional watch and a smaller fitness tracker (like a Fitbit or Oura ring). Source: over 3 years ago

• What’s the best app you’ve found for tracking sleep accurately?

  Not sure of app integration but this device called out to me for its ability to tracking sleep better than a gyro in a phone or wrist accessory. https://ouraring.com/. Source: over 3 years ago

• How to increase REM sleep?

  I use Oura Ring. (https://ouraring.com/) By the way, I got a $40 discount if anyone wants one. No affiliate link/ I don't get anything from it. Source: over 3 years ago

• Finally got together about 8 months of data. ....thoughts?

  If money wasn't the issue, I would have gotten myself an Oura Ring (300 Euro for the ring plus 5 Euro per month as subscription). It can do everything you need and if you pay attention, you will see a lot of people with money wearing one. That usually means the product is worth the investment. Source: over 3 years ago

• People aren't getting enough sleep, Apple Watch data shows

  I've been tracking my sleep for ~7 years, every day, 24x7, with my Garmin Fenix watches (5x -> 6x) and an Oura ring. Source: over 3 years ago

• HRV progress over 7 months (50% increase)

  Hi there u/eleventhace - I'm the editor of the Oura blog, The Pulse, and I'd love to hear more about your Oura experience + HRV improvements for a potential member profile. Please feel free to message me here or at locke. hughes@ ouraring.com if you're interested in sharing your story! Thanks so much. Source: over 3 years ago

• Got my gen 3 today tips & tricks?

  Read the support pages on ouraring.com. Everything you want to know is there. Source: over 3 years ago

• Is this weird

  Have a coworker who does this. The second ring is a health monitor etc. https://ouraring.com/. Source: over 3 years ago

• Ask HN: How did you improve your sleep quality?

  Try the Android app "Sleep as Android". It is free and it works very well to track your sleep, which can be the basis of making changes. It can use a phones accelerometer to track breathing rate, use the microphone to record snoring (and make noises when you snore to stop you from snoring), can integrate with a variety of fitness trackers or works with just the phone, and has a lot of other useful features:... - Source: Hacker News / over 3 years ago

• Symptom Tracker Excel

  I have the Oura: https://ouraring.com/ - It's pricey, but it's been SO worth it to have the information. Makes me feel a little more in control when I can check whether I'm feeling what I'm feeling because my temp has spiked and/or because of poor sleep (they let me do $50 referral discounts if you're interested). Like a lot of health/cycle apps, it notifies you when it thinks your period is coming soon, but it's... Source: over 3 years ago