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The Oura Ring 3 is up to $100 off. Here's how it compares to the Oura Ring 4

The Oura Ring Gen 3 remains one of our favorite smart rings on the market and our pick for one of the best smart rings you can buy. While this space got more attention when the new Samsung Galaxy Ring launched last year, Oura has plugged away at the smart ring space, and the brand released a new generation smart ring, the Oura Ring 4, last fall. You know what that means: its third-generation smart ring is finally on sale at Amazon, even ahead of the retailer’s Big Spring Sale.
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With this sale, you can save anywhere from $50 to $100, depending on your choice of style and finish. For example, the gold Horizon ring is selling for 22% off.
If you’re deciding between buying the newer Oura Ring 4 or getting the discounted Oura Ring 3, there are a few factors to consider before making a purchase. The Oura Ring 4 upgraded its battery life one more day, so you’d get an eight-day battery life in the fourth-generation ring, compared to a seven-day battery life in the third. The Oura Ring 4 has receded sensors that don’t protrude around your finger, unlike the Ring 3’s sensors that does. But in both smart rings you’re getting the same software that will tell you information about your sleep, activity, recovery, and stress. The Ring 4 might record more accurate or continuous data than the Ring 3, but only by a margin. If that doesn’t matter to you, I’d buy the Ring 3 over the Ring 4.
As someone who has tested both, I like that the Ring 4 has sensors that don’t irritate my finger after prolonged wear, but I like the Ring 3’s affordability.
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Both the circular Horizon and flat-topped Heritage styles are on sale, but note some colorways may not be available in all sizes. This is one tech product that rarely goes on sale. Since the Ring Gen 3 is now an older model, it’s a great time to swipe up savings on a solid wearable.
I own the Horizon Oura Ring, and I can’t recommend it enough for sleep, activity, and holistic wellness tracking. It offers around five days of battery life, is compatible with both iOS and Android devices (unlike the new Galaxy Ring), and is made with a titanium lightweight build. I can see my stress levels throughout the day, understand why my sleep was good or bad, and motivate myself to exercise thanks to the data the smart ring presents.
Every morning I get a readiness score and a sleep score based on yesterday’s sleep, stress, activity, and more. It monitors my heart rate, heart rate variability, blood oxygen, and body temperature — and takes all that data to offer actionable insights into my daily health regimen, such as when to take breaks during the day, stretch my legs, or wind down at night.
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There are many competitive features included in the Oura Ring, such as how many apps you can sync Oura with, including Strava, Natural Cycles, and more. The company has also unveiled, within the past few months, several new features that give you more insights into your overall health. There’s a new heart health feature where you can learn your cardiovascular age, a new feature for menstrual cycle and pregnancy insights, and a new AI health advisor feature, where you can get fitness and wellness advice from an AI coach.
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Some of my colleagues also love and use the Oura Ring. ZDNET’s Allison Murray complimented Oura’s customer service after her ring’s battery kept faltering. Oura sent her a brand new smart ring, no questions asked.
Oura is trying to clear out its Oura Ring 3 inventory, so this product won’t be around forever — and neither will its substantial discount.
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How I rated this deal
The Oura Ring 3 deal is a deal I rated a 3/5 Editor’s deal rating, since some finishes and sizes are discounted by up to 22%. Oura is a notable and reliable brand with a track record of delivering insightful health data to its users.
Plus, the ring is up to $100 off on Amazon right now, ahead of Amazon’s Big Spring Sale that takes place Tuesday, March 25 through Monday, March 31. Certain ring finishes and sizes will have greater discounts than others, but you can expect to get at least $50 and at most $100 off the third-generation smart ring, and we may even see larger discounts next week.
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