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Image used with permission by copyright holder The Oura Ring is, for all intents and purposes, a ring-shaped alternative to the health and fitness monitoring of the best smartwatches. In the same way that hospitals clip a gadget onto your finger to get a ton of biometric feedback, so too does the Oura Ring. And they look stylish, too. Right now, and through November 27th, you can get up to $100 off of an Oura Ring. All you need to do is tap the button below and pick the ring of your choice. You probably have a lot…

Image Source : FILE Samsung Galaxy Ring offers better body information measurement Samsung Electronics has reportedly commenced the advanced development of a smart ring called the 'Galaxy Ring.' The Japanese company Meiko is leading the development of the Galaxy Ring's rigid and flexible printed circuit boards (PCBs), responsible for connecting various electronic…

Andy Boxall/Digital Trends For anyone looking for a great gift for Dad this Father’s Day, Oura has a fantastic offer on the Oura Ring Gen 3. Today, you can buy it for up to $50 off the regular price so it now costs from $359. The price cut depends on the style you choose with some saving you more than others so it’s worth seeing what’s out there and what will suit your needs. The deal excludes the cheapest options — the Heritage Silver or Black, but if you’re fine to spend a little more on something more distinctive…

The Oura Ring Heritage (left) and Oura Ring Horizon  Andy Boxall/Digital Trends Oura, the company that produces the Oura Ring smart ring, has introduced its first social feature, which allows wearers to share certain data between friends. It’s called Circles, and its announcement is joined by the final release of its Sleep Staging algorithm, which has been in beta since 2022. Oura’s CEO, Tom Hale, explained the thinking behind Circles’ launch: “Our mission at Oura has always been to improve the lives of our members…

Oura Ring Generation 3 MSRP $299.00 “The Oura Ring's beautiful design, high-quality build, informative app, good battery life, and overall simplicity set it apart from other health and activity trackers.” Pros Beautiful design Lightweight and comfortable Informative and easy to use app Accurate sleep tracking…

Andy Boxall/Digital Trends The Oura Ring smart ring is very frustrating. Not because it’s rubbish — quite the opposite, actually. It’s because I don’t think it’s reaching its potential, and I’m sounding like a broken record. That’s not good for any product, but it’s even worse when it has a monthly subscription fee attached. I’ve worn the third-generation ring since late 2021, and I voiced some frustrations about it a year after that time. These continue to this day, yet the Oura Ring is still here on my finger, and…

Does paying a subscription fee to own and use a piece of hardware feel reassuring? Does that monthly commitment make you feel safe, as the company has income past any original purchase, encouraging it to support and update the product so it never becomes useless? As Amazon’s decision to end support for its Halo line of health products proves, it absolutely shouldn’t. What it should do, however, is make you seriously consider whether any subscription-based health and fitness product is a good idea at all. Why Amazon…

Have you ever wondered if the data recorded by a wearable gives you insight into how your body is really performing? Research from Oura, created by data taken from the Oura Ring smart ring, shows wearables really can better inform you of your health, and even warn of oncoming infections. For its research, the team concentrated on its wearers who had a confirmed COVID-19 infection, and also tracked the body’s response to the COVID-19 vaccine. The results are interesting, as they show that — despite not being medical…

If you own a Fitbit tracker, the last few months have been … rough, to say the very least. Following Google’s acquisition of Fitbit in 2021, the platform has changed a lot. Unfortunately, many of those changes haven’t been positive ones. Earlier this year, mass reports of Fitbit app crashes occurred three times over the span of just a month. Fitbit also recently ended support for older iPhones with iOS 14 or older and — perhaps more damning — killed off Fitbit’s most popular social features (including Challenges and…