ŌURA reviews and discussion

Let me start off by saying that I LOVE the ring itself--pick any color and model, honestly they all do the same thing it really just comes down to what color you like and $. Love being able to track my sleep and I find that I look forward to reviewing the data it provides each morning around my sleep and readiness score. But if you believe that customer service/customer experience is tantamount to the product itself, you may NOT want to purchase this ring and here is why: 1) If you find that you have any inquiry or issue, the only way to reach a customer service representative is via email. 2) When you reach out to customer service via email, there is no indication that your email was received and how long you should expect to wait to hear back from customer service. 3) Their customer service is like a toxic boyfriend, will leave you on read or completely ghost you. When you do hear back from ANYONE, its after having to follow up multiple times into their black hole of a customer service queue and there is no guarantee the follow ups from the first interaction will even receive a second response (If you follow them on any form of social media, you will find that majority of the comments left on their posts are specifically related to the needing someone from customer service to assist as its become the only method to gain traction) You would think for such a high barrier to entry (ie cost of ring itself + monthly subscription fee) for a product such as this, you would get somewhat decent customer service, right? Nope. Would I recommend this product to a friend? Likely not given the frustrations with their customer service in the event said friend may run into any issues.

I mainly got this ring because I hated the way my other fitness tracker looked on my wrist with most outfits. Asthetically speaking, this ring is so much nicer and incognito. It’s lightweight and comfortable. I hardly even know it’s there. I do think you need to be a bit of a data person to enjoy all of the great features of the ring. I’d suggest getting this is you’ll actually look at the date and try and make little changes in your lifestyle to make some of your habits better. Probably not for you if your MAIN goal is to track fitness. There are features in the software but I don’t believe their super accurate.

This ring will give you insight that might or might not help you improve your life but overall great product. A bit expensive but for the kind of data collection and look of the ring its kinda worth it. The battery life is outstanding and the scratch resistant is been good so far. I dont like that after a few months you gotta pay a subscription to use it but most of the important information is on this subscription.

i’ve had my oura ring since october of last year. i originally purchased it due to the integration it has with the natural cycles app. but after having it and using it. it’s been used for so much more than that. i really enjoy the sleep tracking aspect of it. as well as the readiness tab. it’s fun to earn crowns for the day if you get optimal scores, but it’s also nice to see how and why you get the scores you do. i recently got an apple watch and i’ve also been enjoying THAT integration bcz i really don’t like sleeping with my watch on…but i never take the oura ring off. i only take it off to charge that one time every 1.5 weeks or so. it’s a super forgiving product. it goes with everything i wear. and when i see people in the streets with it on, we share a giddy, childlike enthusiasm for it. we geek out together and rave about how much we love it!

I've had the oura ring 2 and now 3rd generation. Overall the ring is super light, durable, and the app easy to use. Being able to see how alcohol, food, and other elements affect my sleep patterns has been immensely helpful.

I bought a Gen 2 oura ring and replaced my wedding band with it. It was particularly nice during Covid that I could track my temperature and see if it was elevating- and stayed home on those days if I felt unwell or had been in public days before. I never had Covid, but this ring gave me peace of mind that I’d be able to catch it earlier due to temp tracking (which I also use to detect ovulation). Within 5 months it lost battery power and wouldn’t hold a charge for more than a day. I reached out for warranty help. At the time they had just launched the Gen 3 ring, so it took weeks to get a response, but they did replace it. So far no issues with the new ring. I love all of the stats and data on the Gen 3 ring, though there have been a few instances when I’ve been awake but still (like reading or just listening to music) where it mistakenly said I was sleeping or napping.

I had Oura 2 and I was delighted, now I was forced to replace it with Oura 3. Overall I really like it, but I get four stars for how the brand communicated to users the introduction of the subscription model. In addition, I am waiting for the app enhancements promised in the Oura 3 version. If this opinion was about Oura 2, I would give 5 stars, for Oura 3 I can give 4 for now after changes in the application, however, this rating may decrease to 3 or increase to 5. After the changes and the introduction of the subscription model, expectations towards the brand are very high, and time will show whether the brand will be able to fulfil them.

I love the concept and the ring itself, I just wish they made it in smaller sizes!

The Oura ring is an excellent health tracker that stays out of your way and has fantastic battery life. However, the app-based experience means you need to check the app daily to get the full experience. I've been pleased by the updates made to the app in recent iterations, but I feel like it's not quite as helpful as WHOOP or Apple Watch yet.

I’ve used my Oura ring every day for over three years now. Comfortable to wear. Holds a decent charge. And provides valuable feedback that doesn’t make me feel too fixated on an end goal and I can live my life while making small tweaks to my lifestyle. I really love seeing my body temperature change throughout the weeks

I think the Oura ring is a cool purchase, and I generally think it's a valuable product. I will say that I think it's best for people who are on the high end of the fitness/wellness/self-care spectrum - I'm not quite so high on that spectrum, so I don't pay quite as much attention to the metrics on a regular basis and don't actively try to analyze them. But friends who do care more about all of that absolutely love Oura and are obsessed with checking their metrics multiple times a day. Because I'm not quite as obsessed, I don't love paying the monthly subscription fee - but I still do anyway. Style-wise, the ring fits well alongside other jewelry (gold, for me). It has gotten a bit scratched from everyday wear, but nothing outside of what you'd expect for jewelry; I'll probably replace with a new one in a year or two.

Honestly loved the Oura, but the rings kept dying on me or having battery issues. Since the US warranty is half of what europe's is, I wasn't able to get a new ring this last time it died. I just decided to give it up and not buy the newest version, which on Reddit has some pretty bad reviews related to the battery. So long, Oura.

I ended up returning my ring. For the price, I didn't feel like it was quite worth it. The ring was bulky and big on my finger and was easily scratched from daily use. I felt like the information provided was helpful but not enough to have a big impact on my day-to-day life. Additionally, I hate that there's a subscription fee for the app! With the high price for the ring, the app should be free in my opinion. Overall experience was 3/5 - thankfully they had a very easy return process where I was able to try the ring out for a bit and they had no questions when I decided a few weeks later it wasn't for me.

All my friends rave about Oura so much I thought I might try it (tbh, was initially a bit concerned about the bulkiness of the ring and if I'd even want to wear it for long periods of time). Ever since I bought it, I've been much more on top of sleep schedule and am cognizant of what might negatively influence my quality of sleep

Interesting the tech and the ring, less the "actionability" of the data.

I never wanted a fitness tracker because I did not want to stop wearing my watch (and i'm not a double watch person!). So Oura was the perfect solution and it made me think twice when drinking or staying up late because I'd see the results in my increased heart rate. Definitely pushed me to be healthier.

Oura has some positives, like the stress management feature and the fact that the rings are stylish compared to most wearables. But after two years of use, I don’t trust the accuracy like I used to. It often shows restful sleep when I barely got any. Add in the high upfront price plus the monthly cost for the app, and it feels overpriced. I tried Whoop and was way more impressed by the quality of the data tracking. At this point there are much stronger options on the market.

I love my oura ring! I dont love the monthly subscription fee but overall it gives great data. Although they provide good reports for the doctors; not all doctors value their data so be aware of that.

I've had my Oura ring for 3.5 years+ now and I'm a big fan. My ring stopped charging at one point (after 2+ years of use) and customer service quickly sent me a new one. The steps are not accurate, but I like it for general trends (sleep, movement etc.) I also use an Apple watch, so I don't rely on it to always start recording when I work out.

I've had an Oura ring for about 1.5 years now. I was the typical Apple Watch-obsessed girl looking for a less bulky option. Overall, I like it. Am I obsessed?? No. But I also think that's a good thing. I was addicted to my Apple Watch (it dictated my life frl) so I'm happy that this allows me to track my wellness/fitness more healthily. What I do love about it is the holistic approach it takes. For example, after a night out, it's crazy to see how alcohol affects your sleep, heart rate, and overall readiness. When I'm sick, it's interesting to see what exactly about my health is declining (i.e. temperature, sleep, etc). And I loveeee the sleep tracking. It made me realize I go to bed way too late. It's habits like this that the Oura ring brings your attention to. My only complaint is the software. I wish when you wake up every morning, your sleep, readiness, and activity scores from the previous days pop up in a notification on your phone. Currently, you have to go on the app, wait for it to load (which lowkey takes awhile?), and then you can check your data. Since I'm not obsessed, I sometimes forget to go on the app and then none of my data uploads for that day and it's blank. Overall, this is a nice to have, not a need to have. But if you are someone embarking on a health journey and want to make better life choices, I would 10/10 recommend!