Thanks for sharing! I've tried my sister's Apple watch as well as my uncle's Garmin to mainly track my running metrics but I ended up hating how it looked and feeling surveyed... I am curious how I would feel about the Oura ring, but probably mostly the same except for not having to carry around a huge black clunk on my arm.
If you’re going to get it for running purposes, I think you’re better off with an Apple Watch or another tracker. I find the activity portion to be a bit wonky. Sleep on the other hand is another story!
Welp, glad to not have to buy that. I had a Whoop for a year, possibly the ugliest tracker you could get, and those stats also often didn't fit my own judgement of how I felt. Ditched it and behaving exactly as before, but now with ~elegant~ wrists
I got an Oura 2 weeks ago and have not known how to feel about it. You summed it up well. Though I didn’t want to know that blip about the workforce… ew
Thanks for sharing! I've tried my sister's Apple watch as well as my uncle's Garmin to mainly track my running metrics but I ended up hating how it looked and feeling surveyed... I am curious how I would feel about the Oura ring, but probably mostly the same except for not having to carry around a huge black clunk on my arm.
If you’re going to get it for running purposes, I think you’re better off with an Apple Watch or another tracker. I find the activity portion to be a bit wonky. Sleep on the other hand is another story!
Why am I still wanting it though??
Welp, glad to not have to buy that. I had a Whoop for a year, possibly the ugliest tracker you could get, and those stats also often didn't fit my own judgement of how I felt. Ditched it and behaving exactly as before, but now with ~elegant~ wrists
Couldn’t agree more - what a lose lose if the device is ugly and unhelpful
I got an Oura 2 weeks ago and have not known how to feel about it. You summed it up well. Though I didn’t want to know that blip about the workforce… ew
Curious to know how you feel as you use it more! Keep me posted :)