"Android users: rejoice. If you've been keeping an eye out for Oura Ring deals but have found yourself unlucky and discount-less, I've got a great alternative wrapped around my finger. might not have as many bells and whistles as the Oura Ring, but it's still one of the most competitive smart rings you can buy. The best part? There's no subscription attached to this ring -- unlike Oura, who paywalls your data behind a $70 annual membership."
"The Galaxy Ring debuted last year, and some of the hottest features include its seven-day battery life, stress tracking, activity tracking that automatically initiates when you've begun a workout, cycle tracking, and a comfortable, slim fit. While I tested the smart ring, I found that it was lightweight and discreet, which massively helps if you're interested in tracking your sleep. Sleep-tracking with a watch has always been complicated and clunky."
"Some people might use both a smartwatch for activity tracking and a smart ring for sleep, and since the Galaxy Ring is already within the Samsung ecosystem, it's easy to host all that data within one place. If you've been considering buying a smart ring but have been hesitant to spend over $300 or $400 on the device, this Prime Day deal substantially cuts the price of it down to one of the lowest prices I've seen yet."
Galaxy Ring launched last year with features such as seven-day battery life, stress tracking, automatic activity detection, cycle tracking, and a slim comfortable fit. The ring requires no subscription, while Oura places health data behind a $70 annual membership. The ring's lightweight, discreet design reduces light and sensor interference during sleep compared with wrist-worn devices. Integration within the Samsung ecosystem enables consolidation of smartwatch and ring data in one place. A Prime Day discount reduces the ring's price significantly below typical $300–$400 smart-ring prices, making it a more affordable option.
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