James Bond has his Omega, Stargate often featured Suunto watches – funnily including the X9 GPS watch, which I’m sure served very well off-Earth (but that’s a different…
So far, data from a second and third gen Oura ring should be comparable (if not the same). In this post, let’s check out the readiness score and…
Activity data should be the easiest to capture for an Oura ring, be that Gen2 or Gen3 – or the easiest to get wrong. Things will get rather…
The third-generation Oura Ring will receive an updated sleep algorithm; the activation of the spO2 sensor could conceivably change some sleep data calculation – but both are not…
If the leaks are mainly correct, the fenix 7 series will be another incremental update (and the epix2, an AMOLED offshoot) – but I may finally want to…
The news that Amer Sports will divest Suunto, selling it to Chinese electronics company Lieshen Technology, has struck a nerve – and wasn’t unexpected. From my experience in…
Maybe it’s good to get a new sizing kit, anyways… One of the many odd communications from Oura regarding the Gen3 ring has been that it would fit…
It is not strange that Oura Health should want to shift to a subscription-based model. Whoop does that; Muse pushes that; Fitbit has “premium” features behind a subscription.
Oura just announced the version 3 of their smart health tracking ring, and after 1.5 years with version 2, it’s interesting to see how things are going.
Breaking into the GPS sports/outdoor watch market with a new brand seemed like an impossible task – until COROS came along. Now we are getting the VERTIX 2.