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 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 have a fitbit that I only wear for sleep & workouts. They are relatively inexpensive compared to Oura & Apple Watches. Might not be trendy anymore but it works well for what I need. I personally don’t like how Oura rings look and they don’t match my daily jewelry.

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

I’ve stopped wearing mine after going back to work in a secure place. I’ve picked up a few moonswatches that get me more comments and compliments than any much more expensive watch I’ve got. I wouldn’t invest in an oura ring, even though they’re allowed in the office.