The New York Times - Is the Oura Ring worth it?

If you haven’t heard of the Oura Ring yet, you’ve probably seen it on someone’s finger. The tiny health- and sleep-tracking device has been a favorite of fitness enthusiasts and celebrities since it debuted in 2015. Now in its third iteration, the Oura Ring tracks and analyzes a host of metrics, including your heart-rate variability, blood oxygen rate, body temperature, and sleep duration. 
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Our staff writer Ayanna Redwood-Crawford wore it for six months. She found it to be highly accurate with some features, like heart-rate monitoring and sleep tracking. 
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But some features just didn’t cut it→

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