When slipped onto a finger, the sensor-packed wearable tracks heart rate, activity level, sleep—even body temperature. Oura’s app uses that data to generate a “readiness” score—“a holistic picture of ...

They're also expensive. At around $500 for the Oura Ring 4 and roughly $400 for the Apple Watch Series 11, buying both isn't realistic for most people. So instead of crowning a universal winner, it ...

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Miklu Silvanto, Oura’s chief design officer, says incorporating advanced computing power into a tiny ring is a major challenge. It’s just as challenging to make a ring that people will actually want ...

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How does a sleep tracker on your finger compare to one in a bed? I tested Sleep Number and Oura for a month to find out. Plus, expert sleep-tracking tips. Aly Lopez Former Writer I Aly Lopez was a ...

Beth Skwarecki is Lifehacker’s Senior Health Editor, and holds certifications as a personal trainer and weightlifting coach. She has been writing about health for over 10 years. Oura's new charging ...

I’m a personal trainer who's tested products for five years. I wore the Oura Rig 4 nonstop for six weeks to see if it's worth the investment. After wearing this ring all day, every day for over a ...

If your fitness goals are already slipping as January draws to a close, a newer site has just dropped a popular wearable down ...