Ask HN: Wearables for Sleep
I'm interested in everyone's opinions and experiences on wearables that track sleep. I've had a Xiaomi Miband 2 and an Oura Ring 2 (2nd hand so no membership). The Oura Ring 3 seemed good until I found out about the subscription. What are your thoughts?
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[ 2.3 ms ] story [ 20.9 ms ] threadI then "upgraded" to the Oura gen3 and so far I've been very happy with it, but I'm still in the free phase of the subscription. I'm not a fan of this new model and I'm still unsure if I'll continue paying once my time is up or move on and sell the ring.
I do like the data points I'm getting, I like seeing the progress I've made to better my sleep and I like the almost real time prediction (based on things like temperature changes I can see if I'll be sick the next day). Was also very interesting to look at the data during the time I had covid.
I guess once that first bill comes in, I'll have to reevaluate how important this is to me. You know what they say, less netflix/starbucks === buy a home.
I was looking into the Withings watches but their software (according to reviews) seem to be bad.
One thing I'm hoping for is their referral program might give "free months". Basically they have a system where an active user can share a code and give a 50€ discount, and they'll give something. A while back it was yellow tinted glasses for computer work, right now they have merch. I'm hoping next promo is free subscription.