Oura Ring Gen3 Heritage - Silver - Size 6 - Smart Ring - Size First with Oura Ring Gen3 Sizing Kit - Sleep Tracking Wearable - Heart Rate - Fitness Tracker - 5-7 Days Battery Life

I’ve been using my Oura Ring for a while now and I’m genuinely obsessed. It’s sleek, minimal, and so easy to wear that I forget I even have it on—but the data it gives me is next level. I especially love the sleep tracking—it’s helped me build better habits and actually understand how I’m resting. The activity tracking is equally helpful and doesn’t feel overwhelming or judgmental. Just smart, intuitive insights that make me feel more in tune with my body every day.

I’ve had the Oura ring for a month now and I love it so much! I had wanted this ring since it first came out but could never afford it. Now that you can use your FSA/HSA, it is possible. Since I used mine, I went with my favorite color rose gold. The color itself is gorgeous but not a true rose gold. It’s more of a true gold. Doesn’t matter because it’s beautiful and so functional. I look forward to waking up and checking my stats on the app. It is so accurate too! I thought I was getting a bit sick one day and it told me to take it easy so it picked up on the changes within my body. The sleep tracking is what I mainly got the ring for. I have trouble tossing and turning all night and this ring picks up on my sleep cycles. It will give suggestions of when you should go to sleep to get a better night’s rest. It is pretty comfortable to sleep with as well. Doesn’t bother me at all.Choosing the right size of ring is very important. Since our fingers do tend to swell in our sleep and with the weather. I recommend sizing up. I usually wear a size 8 but with the sizing kit, I found I had to size up to a 9. Even when my finger has swelled, it’s not uncomfortable at least for me.I have seen a lot of people being put off on the monthly subscription. Although it would be nice not to have to pay for one, I don’t mind it.As far as the work out option, I haven’t gotten a chance to test it. I do feel it needs better options to choose from with the workout options they have. If it were more like the options on my Apple Watch, it would make it even better. I also feel the period tracking could be better. It’s very basic. Just lets you choose a start date and your flow. This is what I wish Oura could put more effort into tweaking on the app. Its period predictability is pretty spot on. But why should we have to use a separate app if we want to get a more detailed breakdown of our menstrual cycle?I know there are other competitors with more reasonable pricing but Oura really is the way to go. I was able to easily put in my order here and got it the next day! Don’t order through the Oura site though. I had an order on their site that was taking forever to get any updates on my order and as it turns out, they were so backed up because they were busy fulfilling their Amazon contract. So just cancelled with them and ordered here and it worked out. If you’re debating on getting one, just do it!

I was looking into buying an Oura, but I didn't want to spend a whole lot on it. I knew the Gen 4 had come out, so I waited for the 3 to go on sale. I did buy the sizing rings and I DID get the $10 credit applied when I purchased the ring. The ring itself works great and provides a lot of information. I wish I had done just a little more research, though, because the inside of the 3 is acrylic and I have sensitivities to that material. I have to switch fingers a lot to keep the irritation at a minimum. It does feel a little bulky some days, but I also put a cover on it to prevent scratches. I am unable to wear it at work because of what I do, so it misses out on some of my daily activity, but I found a way to input the activity manually and I think that's helping it understand me better. The $6 subscription is worth it because they keep the app updated and add new features along the way. The symptom radar is really cool, but also a little nerve-wracking sometimes. You have full control of what you see in the app, which is nice.

I’ve been using the Oura Ring Gen3 Horizon for a while now, and overall, I’m really impressed. It’s sleek, comfortable, and barely noticeable on my finger. The health tracking features—especially heart rate, activity, and readiness scores—are insightful and help me stay on top of my wellness. The battery life is also great, lasting about 4-5 days on a single charge.However, one issue I’ve noticed is that the sleep tracking isn’t always accurate. If I’m lying in bed using my phone before sleep, the ring sometimes assumes I’m already asleep, which slightly skews my sleep data. Also, it doesn’t detect naps in my car. It would be great if this could be improved in future updates.Aside from that, it’s an excellent wearable for anyone looking for a health tracker. Definitely worth considering!

Love, love, love it. (Gen3, rose gold) Never got into the watches and such, but appreciate the basic information about sleep, activity, etc.However, it has more than just that - Aura shares sleep study info that you can dive into and get more info as well as other insights.As it say, try it for the 24 hrs- I tried it on 3 fingers until I found the right one where I don't feel it or it interferes. It does go at least 4-5 days without a charge. And never have a connection issue with my pixel.I have had the rose gold for over 6 months and it still looks great. I did buy protectors and will put them on, just in case.The only down side I have found is that I read every night and it doesn't like my "latency"- ie the time it takes for me to fall asleep. It dings my sleep score each night. :(