Smart Ring

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I’ve been going back and forth on buying a smart ring for months, and I’ve narrowed it down to Oura, Ultrahuman, and RingConn. Honestly, I’m so tired of the endless “X is better than Y” posts that turn out to be sponsored or affiliate content. I’d really love to hear from people who have actually used these rings long-term. My current setup: I wear an Apple Watch for fitness and workouts. I can’t sleep wearing my Apple Watch because it’s uncomfortable, so I’d use the smart ring primarily overnight. What I’m looking for: Accurate sleep tracking Stress/recovery insights Step tracking Temperature tracking (for illness, cycle tracking, and migraines) Good data interpretation and actionable insights My thoughts so far: Oura Pros: Seems to have the best app and data interpretation. Everyone seems to praise the quality of the insights. Oura Cons: Most expensive option once you factor in the ring, Oura membership, and (potentially) a Natural Cycles subscription. Ultrahuman Pros: No subscription. I like features like the caffeine window recommendations. Ultrahuman Cons: The ring looks a bit bulky to me. I’ve seen quite a few reports of hardware issues and replacements over time. RingConn Pros: Best price. No subscription. Slimmer design. Since I already have an Apple Watch, I don’t necessarily need every premium feature. RingConn Cons: The app seems to offer less interpretation of the data. I struggle to find unbiased, long-term reviews. A lot of what I see online feels sponsored, so it’s hard to know what to trust. If you’ve used any of these rings (especially for 6+ months), I’d really appreciate your honest opinion. The good, the bad, and the ugly. Bonus points if you use a smart ring alongside an Apple Watch! I’d love to know how the two complement each other and whether you feel one of these rings is actually worth the investment. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/Professional_Look421 to r/SmartRings [link] [comments]

Suggestions and advice is appreciated :) submitted by /u/MannerNo7000 to r/SmartRings [link] [comments]

I've been thinking about getting a smart ring for sleep tracking. I hate wearing things on my wrist when I sleep, so it seems like the perfect solution. But I keep reading conflicting reviews online. Some people swear by the Oura ring, others say it's overpriced. I've seen cheaper alternatives on Amazon and Alibaba, but the reviews are all over the place. I'm trying to figure out which ones are actually considered top-rated by real users. Is Oura the only decent option, or are there other brands I should consider? I'm mostly just curious about my sleep cycles, I don't need a million features. Would love to hear from people who've actually tested a few. submitted by /u/WonDerHorSe233 to r/SmartRings [link] [comments]

I’ve been thinking about getting a smart ring mainly for sleep tracking, steps, and basic health metrics. The main reason is that I want to wear regular watches more often without losing all the tracking I’m used to from a smartwatch. My only hesitation is long term reliability. I keep seeing mixed comments about battery problems, connection issues, and accuracy across different smart ring brands. For anyone who has used a smart ring for a year or more, has it held up well? Did the battery and tracking stay consistent, or did problems start showing up over time? Trying to decide whether smart rings are actually worth buying now, or if it makes more sense to wait for the next generation. submitted by /u/Nemesis_2709 to r/SmartRings [link] [comments]

I am not The OOP, OOP is [deleted] My [25/M] girlfriend [25/F] of 3 years is very picky and only eats greasy kids meal type foods like pizza and chicken nuggets. Am I a bad boyfriend for letting this bug me so much? TRIGGER WARNING: use of an ableist slur Original Post Jan 11, 2015 I met a great girl, Wendy, my last year of college. We became good friends and started dating after graduation and have our 3 year anniversary coming up. I've got the money saved up for a ring and have been debating popping the question for our anniversary. Wendy is beautiful, smart, has a good job, is funny, sweet, caring, basically everything a guy could ask. But there is, of course, one problem. Wendy is an incredibley picky eater. She literally only eats like a dozen or so things, and they are all things you could find on kids menu. Chicken nuggets, pizza, grilled cheese sandwhiches, etc. Now while I like those things occasionaly, I also like to eat exotic things like Thai food, or Sushi or something that can be ordered outside of a fast food restaurant. Wendy never wants to go anywhere nice to eat. It's always pizza or Mickey D's. If we stay in it's chicken nuggets or french fries. She says the texture of anything else bothers her. I haven't seen her eat one vegetable since I've known her, and she's had fruit only once or twice. First of all, I'm worried about her health. While she isn't over weight at all (really fast metabolism) and her doctor said she was healthy at her last checkup, I can't see how that will last forever. I really want her to take care of herself. Second, maybe this is bad, but her diet is a total turn off and highly unattractive to me. To me it seems very immature and childish and I'm embarassed I can't take her anywhere nice or out with other people. Third, I'm trying to come to terms that if I want to go somewhere interesting I'll have to go without her. And while I think I might be able to make that sacrifice, I am sick to death of eating Pizza Hut every week. And it seems kind of depressing that I'll never be able to cook a meal indoors with her and share it with her. I'll be eating my homemade curry or pasta dish or something and she'll be munching on a grilled cheese sandwhich. This is the only reason I'm considering not proposing. I do love Wendy a lot, but is it unreasonable that I'm considering ending our relationship over this? I want to be married and have a family eventually, and if we aren't headed in that direction, there's no point in dragging this out. She's really great in every other way, so am I nuts for letting this one aspect of her drive me crazy enough to not propose to her? I know I can't change her. I've even brought this up once or twice and she always says "I just don't like other food. I don't want to try anything else." But I don't want to become resentful and look down on her and disrespect her either. And I really don't want a wife that I am embarassed of. So, would I be nuts to let this be a deal breaker? Should I just suck it up and get over it? Or is this a legitimate thing to take pause over? TL;DR Considering proposing to my gf who is great but only eats food for kids and pizza, nothing else. I love her but this is a big turn off and seems very childish to me. Is this a legitimate relationship dealbreaker, or am I blind and letting a little thing ruin what would be a good relationship? TOP COMMENTS lisasimpsonfan Unwillingness to try new things is a huge deal breaker to me so I can't blame you for not wanting to be stuck in a Pizza Hut rut forever. Plus if you want kids do you really want to raise children who only eat junk food because that is what will happen. ~ Pers14 My cousin is married to a guy like this, and she has admitted that he can be exasperating and at times, embarrassing. She recounted one time that she was holding a dinner party at her house and he refused to eat any of the food, and had a pizza delivered mid-party and ate in the corner in a snit. My mom invited them for Thanksgiving dinner and he brought his own can of Zoodles and refused to touch anything else. She is sick of eating only at McD's and pizza places and their son is following Dad's example. A grown man living on pizza and Zoodles - that's it. Update Jan 17, 2015 (6 days later) So here is the update to this post http://www.reddit.com/r/relationships/comments/2s3sm1/my_25m_girlfriend_25f_of_3_years_is_very_picky/ After I made the post on Reddit I waited for Wendy at her apartment and when she came home I gave her time to get dressed in comfortable clothes, talk about her day and just relax for a bit I sat her down and told her we needed to talk. I basically reiterated what I told you guys in my post: I told her I loved her and that she was sweet, amazing, beautiful and I always looked forward to seeing her every day, and that I had been thinking about spending the rest of my life with her. She started to get really excited, but then I told her there was one issue that I had been thinking about for awhile, and that it was making me very hesitant to take the next step. I told her that the issue of her diet was becoming a real dealbreaker for me. I said first and foremost, despite how her recent checkup went, that we both know her diet isn't healthy and her good luck won't last forever. I said I didn't want to lose her during our middle aged years because she won't take vitamins or eat vegetables and fruit and healthy whole grains and was basically living on cheese and grease. I then told her that, as much as I loved her, her diet embarassed me. I said it was very hard on me that I couldn't take her anywhere because either she won't go, or if she does she orders food that a grammar school kid would. Or that if we have company over she won't eat the food I cook and either makes herself chicken nuggets or mac and cheese. I said she was really limiting our social life because of this, and that I had tried for 3 years to not let it bug me, but frankly, I couldn't lie to myself anymore, and it was humiliating and sometimes hard to take her seriously when she insisted on having a Happy Meal while everyone else ate "adult food." Lastly I told her it occured to me about what would we do with children? I said there was no way in hell I was going to let my kids eat a bunch of garbage, that I wanted them to have a varied palate and to regularly eat fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean protein and vitamins. I asked her how can I expect my children to eat heathy if their own mother wouldn't? I asked her if she had ever thought what kind of role model that she would be setting and the example she would be providing. And then I asked her that when inevitably our kids don't WANT to eat their spinach or lima beans and want what Mommy is having instead, how would she react to it? I finished by saying I loved her very, very much and that I wanted to work on this issue with her. I suggested couples counseling for the both of us to brush up on our communication skills and ways of handling child rearing and other compromises, and told her I'd been reading and I thought cognitive behavioral therapy might really help her. I then asked her if she could be specific on why eating other food bothered her so much. Did she have a bad past experience? Did it make her sick or even frightened to try new foods? I was hoping she'd tell me something that would give me insight and maybe open my eyes that she wasn't immature and childish, maybe she had some trauma regarding food. She was quiet for a little bit and then asked sarcasticly "You think I need therapy for my diet?" I said we both need thearpy and pre-marital counseling anyways in order to learn good skills for communication and compromise. She then said "There's nothing wrong with me. I'm thin. The doctor said I was ok. And no I don't have any 'past' with food, my parents just treated me like an adult and let me eat what I wanted instead of forcing me to eat what they wanted me to." I just looked at her in dumb shock. I couldn't believe the words coming out of her mouth, that her parents spoiling her was treating her like an adult, that she actually thought her diet was healthy. I reiterated my question about children and she shrugged and said "Honestly I never thought about it and it doesn't bug me. Our kids can have what they want. If you want to feed them all that 'health' food you can but I'm not going to make them if they don't want to." I just sat there, looking at her, feeling like I didn't even know this person. I had never really pressed the issue before because I felt it made me a petty ungreatful boyfriend. But now that I was trying to have a mature conversation about it, she was spewing some of the stupidest bullshit I'd heard in awhile. I told her parents need to be a united team and what she was describing was just the opposite. And it was issues like this that counseling could help us with. She said "the only person who has a problem with this is you. I like what I eat. I just do. I don't think I need to change. I don't want to go to counseling with you and I definitely don't need cognitive whatever you said. I don't want to go to different restaurants, if you and other people do that's fine but it's not for me. And I make that other food for dinner parties because I don't like what you cook. So am I just suppoed to starve while everyone else eats? You eat what you want, and I'll eat what I want. I'm not changing because there's no reason to. I'm done with this conversation." And she just crossed her arms and stared at the TV. I just looked at her for what felt like forever, feeling like I'd had the rose colored glasses lifted. Hearing her rant, seeing her sit there and pout with protruding bottom lip and all suddenly made me feel disgusted, like I was dealing with a petulant child instead of a real woman. I told her I was tired and was going home. She said "Fine. You can see yourself out." So I went home and just thought everything over, how I had calmly brought a real situation up, how she completely blew me off, insulted my cooking, and how there was no real "issue" behind her pickiness other than just being stubborn. I don't care what you all say, it's what I suspected from the get go and it's just pure immaturity, complete with childish pouting. I thought how she was willing to let any kids we had eat an unhealthy diet and how she wouldn't have my back when the kids inevitably challenged me, how backward her views were on parenting, and how she just refused to consider any of my wants or needs and work towards reaching a compromise. I gave myself a couple of days to cool down and really think so I wouldn't make any hasty decisions in the heat of the moment and decided I needed to end this relationship. I realized this issue had been brewing for awhile and the few times I had tried to gently bring it up she had always rudely blown me off and made me feel like a terrible awful person for questioning her food choices. I called Wendy and asked if I could come over. She said yes and opened the door with a big smile and the first words out of her mouth were "I knew you'd come around and wouldn't let a stupid thing like this get in the way of us." If I'd had any doubts about breaking up with her or attempting to salvage the relationship in any way, it died right there. I told her actually I had decided I was breaking up with her, that we were just too different and that I couldn't be with someone who wouldn't even attempt to consider my feelings or needs in a relationship, and who acted like a damn child with no manners at dinner parties and during adult conversations. I was through. Her mouth dropped open and she just stared at me rapidly blinking her beautiful big blue eyes. She then said "Wait...are you serious?" I felt my eyes starting to well up right about then so I just handed her the spare key to her apartment and said "Here's a hint. Goodbye" and just walked away. I was a lot more gruff than I wanted to be but I didn't want to bawl like a baby right in front of her. I got back in my car and as soon as I turned the corner started fucking sobbing. Went home, called up a few buddies as soon as I could talk without blubbering, and everyone came over and brought snacks and beer. I told them all I had broken up with Wendy and reiterated what had happened. They were all supportive and confirmed my suspicions about what other people thought by saying things like "Yeah man, didn't want to say anything because you seemed happy, but she was fucking weird dude, I don't know how you put up with her this long" and "She always seemed really off to me man, yeah it's fucking retarded to eat nothing but dominoes and chicken fingers when you're that age just because, good fucking riddance." Then we proceeded to play hours of video games and get fucking drunk. Well I did anyways. Everybody ended up crashing at my place and they all recently left, slapping me on the back and promising to find me someone who can eat something besides a Big Mac without gagging and throwing a tantrum. As for Wendy she has been blowing up my phone like crazy, leaving tear filled voicemails and pleading texts asking how could I do this to her, how could I just end it after so many years and recently more aggressive like how I'm an asshole and I'm super intolerant and petty and shit. Not one fucking word of remorse, or apology or even fake promises to change, just fucking whining and bitching at me for what I did to her. I got pissed and told her to stop fucking calling and texting me, that we were done and she needed to suck it up and deal with it and to go find some 12 year old she could share dino nuggets with. Yeah I know that was petty but I couldn't help it, I was just really fucking sick of her attitude and dealing with 3 years of grilled cheese sandwhiches. I blocked her number and changed my relationship status on facebook and booted her from my friends list. Last I checked I already have several likes over me being single. Apparently love really does make you blind. Thanks to everyone who helped me in my last post and really opened my eyes to what exactly I was dealing with. Hopefully I'll get over the heartbreak (yes, I really did love her and this really fucking hurts) soon enough and can take a date out for Thai food without her looking like she sucked on a lemon. TL;DR Tried to gently bring up issues with girlfriend. She completely shut me down and refused to compromise or do counseling. A real eye opening moment. I broke up with her last night. Invited some buddies over, they told me I'm better off and always thought she was hella weird. I'm heartbroken, but I don't regret my decision. EDIT:Sorry about the title typo. Should say "bug" not "but." Oh well :/ EDIT 2: Ok I'm getting tired of the comments of "this was a rant! It came out of nowhere! She wasn't prepared!" This issue has come up throughtout our relationship a few times and every single time she blew me off, dismissed me, and made me feel like an idiot for even wanting to talk. This DID NOT come out of nowhere. She knows it's an issue and is living in denial. I've felt terrible and guilty and like I should love her and stay with her despite her having a diet that presents a lot of challenges to a relationship. This was just the first time I decided not to let her immediately cut me off but to lay it on the table so we could get it sorted and move on. She had plenty of opportunity to respond. But it's called LISTENING to someone. You lay out your concerns, why they trouble you, and offer strategties you think could help. Then the other party responds in kind. I wanted her to engage. She was free to disagree and share why and work out a compromise, both in the discussion and in counseling. She wasn't willing to even do that. The food wasn't the issue. It was a catalyst for what the real problem was. This was the only problem we had in the relationsip, so it's the only time I've been able to see how she reacts when I have a problem. I can see now throughout the years she has dismissed and manipulated me and made me feel like garbage for ever thinking anything was less than perfect. It just took her weird eating habits to bring it to light. Don't know what you people expected different. Peace out EDIT 3: Wow, thanks for the gold guys. And the supportive comments I have gotten. Really appreciate it, it means a lot. THIS IS A REPOST SUB - I AM NOT THE OOP DO NOT CONTACT THE OOP's OR COMMENT ON LINKED POSTS, REMEMBER - RULE 7 submitted by /u/Direct-Caterpillar77 to r/BestofRedditorUpdates [link] [comments]