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Does It Actually Matter Which Finger You Wear an Oura Ring On?
We may earn a commission from links on this page. I’ve always preferred to wear my Oura ring on my ring finger. The company says that “for optimal performance and accuracy,” it’s best to wear it on your index finger, but that any finger can work. And if you ask longtime Oura users, you’ll get a variety of opinions. Does…
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Samsung Galaxy Ring just tipped for a huge upgrade that could beat Oura Ring
The Samsung Galaxy Ring is already one of the best smart rings you can buy but there’s always improvements to be made on a first generation product. According to a new report from Money Today out of South Korea (via Phone Arena), there’s a pretty big upgrade in store for the Galaxy Ring 2. As with any smart ring, battery…
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Oura Ring just got a huge new upgrade for women’s health — what you need to know
The Oura Ring is about to be an even more powerful wellness tracker for women’s health. Already the best smart ring you can buy today, Oura is tweaking the algorithm behind the daily Readiness Score to take into account natural biometric fluctuations that happen during a user’s menstrual cycle. So, whether you have the latest Oura Ring 4 or an…
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How Apple Watch, Fitbit, Garmin, Oura, and Whoop Compare on Measuring HRV and Resting Heart Rate
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Heart rate variability (HRV) and resting heart rate (RHR) are the metrics that most wearables’ “recovery” numbers are based on. I wore five devices to bed for two weeks to see how their readings compared. Those devices were an Apple Watch Series 10, a Fitbit Charge 6, a Garmin Forerunner…
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