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Though, there are no limitations/embargos on what I can discuss (I’d never agree to that). Plus, Oura has an embargo on things titled ‘review’ until Nov 15th. As regular readers know, reviews have the word ‘review’ in the title, and more specifically also tend to have longer periods of data collection – especially for a device like this that really needs more data for trending. Existing Oura Gen 2 owners don’t need to subscribe to see their existing stats/features, but they won’t get any new features going forward – those will be reserved for Gen 3 ring owners and more specifically, subscribers. Now, however, you have to both buy the ring as well as pay $6/month for their subscription service. Previously you’d buy the ring and get the software platform for free.
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However, the V3 version also changes Oura’s business model a bit. The new Gen 3 version adds in SpO2 sensing, period prediction, workout tracking, and daytime heart rate tracking, using both new sensors as well as new software features. It does this using small sensors on the inside of the ring band, inclusive of heart rate tracking. And then based on that, will give you a readiness score each day. For those not familiar, the Oura Ring aims to track your daily activity, as well as nightly sleep.
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Earlier this week Oura announced their new Oura Ring 3, both an upgrade in hardware as well as a shift in business models.