Oura Ring 3: Scientific Test

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  • čas přidán 6. 06. 2024
  • I tested the sleep tracking, heart rate and heart rate variability of the Oura Ring 3. Additionally, I compared the Oura Ring 3 to the Oura Ring 2. Subscribe to my weekly Newsletter(!) on www.robterhorst.com
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    Timestamps:
    00:00 General intro
    00:40 Results: Sleep Test
    03:40 Results: Sleep Oura 3 vs Oura 2
    04:50 Results: Sleep Test 2nd Person
    05:43 Results: Sleep vs Other Devices
    07:45 Results: Daytime Heart Rate Test
    11:05 Results: Night Heart Rate Test
    12:46 Results: Night Heart Rate Variability
    14:56 Check these out!
    15:23 Conclusions
    16:14 Buy The Oura Ring 3?
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Komentáře • 209

  • @emon_12
    @emon_12 Před 2 lety +123

    I really appreciate how you cut through the hype and clearly present the facts. Thanks!

  • @DragonofStorm
    @DragonofStorm Před 2 lety +91

    Oura 3 is so far behind expectations, good that i waited for your review

    • @christoph2079
      @christoph2079 Před 2 lety +6

      At the moment the Gen3 is basically the Gen2. Let's wait for the firmware updates.

    • @kfedorov
      @kfedorov Před 2 lety +10

      @@christoph2079 This is pretty disappointing and looks like they're rushed everything to market to get the sale going before Black Friday. I ordered my device a few weeks ago and as a new user, all the news and reviews don't make me a happy subscriber willing to pay for unknown innovations. But I still love the ring health tracker idea more that a strap, but can't drop the thought that buying good used v2 2 times cheaper and 2 times faster might be a better idea...

  • @felixreischl6023
    @felixreischl6023 Před 2 lety +10

    I love the graph you used to compare different devices for sleep tracking. Would be a great addition for all your future videos. I would also like to see something similar for heart rate measurements. Keep up the great work.

  • @primenova5371
    @primenova5371 Před 2 lety +2

    Wow this is a such a comprehensive review. It's awesome how well and accurately you were able to compare the oura rings to the best and most accurate health devices out there. It really helps an individual decide if they want the product or not.

  • @kerry_runs
    @kerry_runs Před 2 lety +35

    It might be worth doing a revision when the oura ring has an update on their algorithms for Gen 3, it would be great to know if the data improves.

    • @sexntuna
      @sexntuna Před 2 lety

      When is the update planned?

  • @crea8ivepeter
    @crea8ivepeter Před 2 lety

    Always a pleasure listening to your analysis of different health tracking devices. Thank you for putting in all this effort to ensure that we all have the right data to make a good decision. Looking forward to reviews on the Oura Ring 3 as the updates roll out.

  • @ABagala1
    @ABagala1 Před 2 lety +1

    Your videos are top notch. Very professional, objective and with good concise information for consumers.

  • @dmitryagafonov9096
    @dmitryagafonov9096 Před 2 lety +13

    Great idea to include data from other people. Thank you, Rob!

  • @AleksPTA
    @AleksPTA Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you for the preliminary yet detailed review.
    I have the Oura Ring 2, purchased it second hand to test out and probably as a result, I am not offered lifetime subscription if I upgrade.
    Seeing your results, I am convinced to wait until the Ring 3 is fully functional
    Thanks again and a BIG shoutout from Australia :-)

  • @billkimura4512
    @billkimura4512 Před 2 lety +25

    Thank you Rob! I’ve had my Gen3 ring for about 4 nights thus far and I’m getting double the REM, same amount of deep and about half the HRV as compared to my Gen2 ring. I feel that if Oura can’t master consistent reliable HR accuracy, then all other dependent biomarkers will be suspect. (Sleep stages, HRV, etc,) This is very disappointing and doesn’t give me a lot of optimism with regards to “future improvements”. Keep up the great work and I look forward to your next Oura 3 review after these “improvements”.

    • @punangai
      @punangai Před 2 lety

      Considering that from a technical point of view, the new generation has not changed that much, they had enough time to implement new algorithms. Their ability to significantly fix current issues in the future causes some concerns.

  • @tanyazadeh2104
    @tanyazadeh2104 Před 2 lety

    Thank you soooo much for this. I was looking into the Oura and I'm so glad I found your video. Now I am leaning towards a fitbit. Thank you for sharing your amazing data!

  • @floralundies
    @floralundies Před 2 lety +2

    Thanks for doing this review - based off your last two reviews, I never purchased an Oura ring, however when I saw the 3rd one come out, I was really interested (specifically in the period prediction aspect). Based off this review, looks like I'm still going to be holding off until more of these updates become available.

  • @TheQuantifiedScientist
    @TheQuantifiedScientist  Před 2 lety +13

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    • @nym49
      @nym49 Před 2 lety

      Both websites don't offer RSS feeds to subscribe to ... what a shame 😕

    • @sandrazakrevskaya2322
      @sandrazakrevskaya2322 Před 2 lety

      I’ve noticed that the sleep data chart doesn’t include any Apple Watch device. Is it because it’s doesn’t track REM stage?

    • @ZacharyTech7
      @ZacharyTech7 Před 2 lety

      Oura ring 3 is still using the same sleep algorithm they said the new sleep algorithm for the oura ring 3 won't come out until the other features do in 2022. Will you test the oura ring 3 again when they update the sleep algorithm and spo2 sensors. In 2022 thanks also with the temperature data of the oura ring 3 is it 24 7 can you identify your circadian rythm? Based on lowering body temps

    • @mopedblade
      @mopedblade Před 2 lety

      Hello Rob, please reply, I'm clueless on tech and I need a smartwatch or fitness band for medical reasons, I need an accurate heart rate , I do some light walking on treadmill and some light bodybuilding at home with dumbbells, thanks

  • @DiggingtheJive
    @DiggingtheJive Před 2 lety +2

    Thanks for another great video that is quite timely as well! I am a current Oura 2 user and have been debating on upgrading to 3 with lifetime subscription. As much as I like the small form factor and as enticing as the lifetime subscription is, I still think for what I’m looking for, I’ll stick with the 2 until it no longer works for me and look for an alternate sleep tracker. The price:value ratio just isn’t there for me personally. I appreciate your videos for helping me make informed decisions.

  • @julius.2003
    @julius.2003 Před 2 lety

    I waited for this video since i got the first announcement about the gen 3. Thanks man. I appreciate your scientific tests of the oura rings

  • @YouYou-jr8hs
    @YouYou-jr8hs Před 2 lety +1

    Excellent video and testing methodology. The amount of time and effort you put into testing these products really show in your videos and is greatly appreciated. When you redo the sleep testing for the Oura 3, would you also be able to include the step count accuracy for the ring?

  • @nomad_manhattan
    @nomad_manhattan Před 2 lety

    Thank you, this is tremendously helpful and informative. Glad I checked this out before pulling the trigger.

  • @santaev
    @santaev Před 2 lety +1

    Great content! Really appreciate scientific approach

  • @startingtoday4663
    @startingtoday4663 Před 2 lety +1

    Excellent analysis as always. Thank you!

    • @TheQuantifiedScientist
      @TheQuantifiedScientist  Před 2 lety

      Very welcome Joe!!

    • @startingtoday4663
      @startingtoday4663 Před 2 lety

      @@TheQuantifiedScientist And appreciate that you are incorporating results from other evaluators, adds value to your videos.

  • @fitgearhunter
    @fitgearhunter Před 2 lety

    Great review overall. Thank you!

  • @AAAAAA-fj3dh
    @AAAAAA-fj3dh Před 2 lety

    Thank you for your hard work.

  • @erintherapy
    @erintherapy Před 2 lety

    I subscribed within the first 20 seconds. Grateful for the way your mind works, and so that I don't have to do this kind of work!
    1- Did you happen to test the body temperature of the Oura ring 3? I'm quite interested in that.
    2- What microphone do you use please? I love the warm timber it produces.
    Thank you!

  • @BurOnOz
    @BurOnOz Před 2 lety +1

    Please include in future videos: scosche rhythm 24 and emfit qs. I believe they are good devices to be inside comparison list. Enjoying your videos. Thanks.

  • @halliebaer2
    @halliebaer2 Před 2 lety +3

    I would really love to see you do some of these reviews using people who use a CPAP machine. It would be interesting to find out the accuracy for us, since our heath could really benefit from accurate data.

  • @WW-ob7ek
    @WW-ob7ek Před 2 lety +1

    Besides the subscription, these results made it easier for me to skip Oura 3. Great job!

  • @tubejuanso
    @tubejuanso Před 2 lety

    You do an incredible job. So accurate. Thanks.

  • @adrenfu6238
    @adrenfu6238 Před 2 lety

    Great video!pack with loads of valuable information.i decided to go with muse s 2nd gen as my sleep tracker since eeg is the gold standard for sleep tracking rather than ppg.

  • @martingreenbank3787
    @martingreenbank3787 Před 2 lety

    Great video as usual. Are you going to be looking at the Sleepon Go2Sleep tracker in the future?

  • @francobellomo9979
    @francobellomo9979 Před 2 lety +5

    Great review, I was thinking of going next year for a WHOOP 4.0 or Oura Ring 3 but watching your videos neither is good for what they cost ... Which device is better for daily monitoring and sleep? For training I think there is no discussion on what better to buy a Polar H10.

  • @J_heterodox
    @J_heterodox Před 2 lety

    This is super great and thank you. I think the product becomes much better once they release the new software and algo

  • @buildwithk
    @buildwithk Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks. Saved me an upgrade cost and Oura subscription!

  • @isimakher8377
    @isimakher8377 Před 2 lety

    Thanks for the detailed review

  • @myotherusername9224
    @myotherusername9224 Před rokem

    excellent work, thanks

  • @0djc123
    @0djc123 Před 2 lety +3

    Thank you!! Was waiting for this before upgrading. I think I will wait.
    Question please: When your goal.is general health and wellbeing, would nighttime HRV be the most important feedback you get from a wearable? Would the sleep stages really matter in terms of how your body is operating each day if the HRV was accurate?
    Along with this what do you think is the most important data for general health and wellbeing?
    Thank you so much.

  • @leomaia41
    @leomaia41 Před 2 lety +19

    Thanks for the another great video. Love to see people from academia becoming content creators as well. Question: even with an EEG device, does the accuracy of sleep staging detection hold homogeneously across different individuals? In other words: is it harder to distinguish between sleep stages across individuals with different sleep "profiles", e.g. light sleepers vs. heavy sleepers?

    • @TheQuantifiedScientist
      @TheQuantifiedScientist  Před 2 lety +6

      Hi Leonardo! Well, I do think that individuals with more "normal" sleep patterns are probably easier to analyze (score), for both trained professionals and algorithms. I am not sure if it necessarily different for light sleepers vs. heavy sleepers honestly. Of course signal quality is always important.
      The Dreem 2 is not the best "standard" to use, but I believe it is good enough for my purposes. Ideally we would have a large group of individuals all studied with polysomnography.

  • @DragonofStorm
    @DragonofStorm Před 2 lety +3

    Great video!

  • @sskayesskaye
    @sskayesskaye Před 2 lety

    I love your studies. Incredibly rigorous and useful for those of use trying to understand the quality of data coming off of these devices.
    Quick question: how did you export the heart rate data from your Oura ring?
    I'd like to export my raw heart rate and HRV data in order to compare with measurements from other devices (particularly blood glucose measurements from my CGM), but I can only find instructions for exporting the daily trend data.

  • @zlaureti
    @zlaureti Před 2 lety

    Yet another great video, thanks. How (which software) did you measure your sleeping HRV with the polar strap?

  • @drtuki
    @drtuki Před 2 lety

    The graphic at 5:45 is awesome - could you do one for Heart Rate? There are wild differences between devices... seeing it on one page would be awesome

  • @niels8034
    @niels8034 Před 2 lety

    Nice video, which data analysis programs do you use? And would you recommend them for a student starting with data analysis?

  • @janbenes630
    @janbenes630 Před 2 lety

    great video as always! have you ever tried polar vantage orthostatic test ? is it worth it?

  • @alpa3918
    @alpa3918 Před 2 lety

    Awesome work! Please make review for Biostrap EVO wristband

  • @IrregularTangent
    @IrregularTangent Před 2 lety

    Wish you can do some Garmin fenix watch testing for HR and accuracy of sleep detecting. Love your testing

  • @Ba1ster
    @Ba1ster Před 2 lety

    Have you tested the frontier x monitor? I’d love to know your views on this.
    Also what would you recommend for a 24/7 heart rate monitor apart from the watches out there.
    Thanks for another great video!!👍🏽

  • @Caspirius
    @Caspirius Před 2 lety

    Is there a summary or overview of all the reviewed products this year? I'd like to know which product would suit best in each category.

  • @KD-rt2yd
    @KD-rt2yd Před 2 lety +8

    As an engineer, I really appreciate all your data analysis and the following comparisons! Great video as always!

  • @andrelucas72
    @andrelucas72 Před 2 lety

    Very helpful, thanks! I shall now worry less about my O3’s REM totals.

  • @scudo5242
    @scudo5242 Před 2 lety +1

    thank you for testing

  • @Mike-.
    @Mike-. Před 2 lety

    Nice vid!

  • @jcwalrus
    @jcwalrus Před 2 lety +1

    Any thoughts on the step tracking? I wear a Garmin45s and a few months ago got an Oura3. I find that the daily steps do not consistently track the same amount of steps. It can be off +/- up to 800 steps. Will you do any videos on step tracking?

  • @alexlemann8953
    @alexlemann8953 Před 2 lety

    Re HRV, the number the Oura presents to the user and factors into your readiness score is the nighttime average. How does that compare vs. the chest strap? The comparison you did looks at individual data points but I wonder whether the nighttime averages end up being close. I suppose missing peaks could pull down the average a lot.

  • @swimadamswim
    @swimadamswim Před rokem

    Hi I really appreciate the effort for this. I did order a ring 3 then realised an extra 25-30 percent customs to the UK so have cancelled it and will source a second hand Oura 2. Can I ask ? What device would you say was most accurate over all to sleep and heart rate ? Guessing Fitbit or whoosh?? Thanks 👍

  • @doctorricky
    @doctorricky Před rokem

    Great review man. Crazy. I love mine but always am skeptical at accuracy. I can’t hold a barbell with Oura which I hate.

  • @FredericJacquemin
    @FredericJacquemin Před 10 měsíci

    Very instructive - with the recent firmware updates, do you see improvements? (I guess you're not performing new tests on each update, but in case you did :) )

    • @FredericJacquemin
      @FredericJacquemin Před 10 měsíci

      oh right - did a quick search and found your other videos - will have a look now !

  • @DragonofStorm
    @DragonofStorm Před 2 lety

    Could you maybe test later again when the new algorithm is available? And maybe test heart rate variability during the day? (the last one is interesting for analyzing stress)

  • @user-gu9fo4rn6d
    @user-gu9fo4rn6d Před 2 lety

    Hi Rob . Excellent work !!! I think that if you want know accurate information about your sleep you need use a eeg headband . Gadget like this analysis just your movement by hyroscop I think it’s not enough to calculate very hard process (sleep,dream). What do you think about it? I what by muse s gen2 but don’t know how it correct work….?!🤔

  • @majorgunn
    @majorgunn Před 2 lety +1

    Unless I missed: Does the placement on the various fingers... is finger one better for reading?

  • @tpawlicki
    @tpawlicki Před 2 lety

    This data is great to look at! But I think there’s some polishing that could be done to make some the data more palatable. The big thing is that I don’t see “acceptable levels” shown, I can see that there are differences between OURA and other devices but what do they mean to a consumer? Is the accuracy enough to help a health conscious consumers make decisions about how to improve their health? Love the videos, as a data geek this is so great to see.

  • @johnatkinson3218
    @johnatkinson3218 Před 2 lety

    Good commentary as always - just sounded like you were a bit fast, like you were late for a train?

  • @bermagot9238
    @bermagot9238 Před 2 lety +1

    I wonder if the finger the oura ring was on affected the discrepancies between the oura ring 2 and 3

  • @wanderlusttom
    @wanderlusttom Před 2 lety

    Wished I saw this before purchasing

  • @BurOnOz
    @BurOnOz Před 2 lety

    CORE body temperature monitoring. Please test this device too. Like h10, core seems to track very frequently unlike smart wearings.

  • @erisd8452
    @erisd8452 Před 2 lety

    When will you be testing the SP02 and temperature?

  • @MohdRadhwan
    @MohdRadhwan Před 2 lety

    Can you make a video a list of the most accurate (comparison) heart rate monitor smart watches?

  • @sandiegojoey1
    @sandiegojoey1 Před 2 lety

    I'm especially interested in HRV, both while sleeping and throughout my day. I'm a very fit 57 year old by every measure except HRV (and deep sleep). My blood pressure is good, lowest overnight HR is 46bpm most nights, my V02 Max is in the 50's (Garmin says 58), but for some reason my HRV is always in the teens, today it read 13 ms and my overage over the past few years according to OURA is 20, and I've never seen a reading above 24 ms.
    Question. When you use your Polar H10, which app do you use to measure HRV overnight for comparison? I'd like to do the same test you did and get a second opinion. HRV seems to be as important as sleep when it comes to all of these wearable devices, there's important overlap when it comes to sleep quality and HRV and the health risks associated with poor sleep and HRV.

  • @IrregularTangent
    @IrregularTangent Před 2 lety

    Wish you can do some Garmin fenix watch testing for HR and accuracy of detecting in sports

  • @robertopopitanu
    @robertopopitanu Před 2 lety

    One interesting thing to do in order to have more reliable result should be to have Oura 3 for a couple of night on one finger and Oura 2 on another and then swap the fingers for the same amount of nights. I think that the quality of measurements depends also on the finger you are using.

  • @jeureeka552
    @jeureeka552 Před 2 lety

    Have you considered doing a video recommending the best item for each job?

  • @nodirbekable
    @nodirbekable Před rokem

    THANK YOU

  • @derecckkk
    @derecckkk Před 2 lety

    Thank you for that very good Video!!! 👍👍👍😃😃😃

  • @uknw438
    @uknw438 Před 2 lety

    Can you do a tracker tier list?

  • @williamtucker3700
    @williamtucker3700 Před 5 měsíci

    Can you mention whether comparing measurements of sleep/bpm on different parts of your body correlate? And how accurate is the headset device you are comparing against?
    I don't work from the ring company. I was just interested from a scientific perspective.

  • @shawnbreau
    @shawnbreau Před 2 lety

    Hello. I currently have a Samsung Watch 4 and might be looking to buy a ring instead. Do you have any data on the watch 4?

  • @miguelsilvestri
    @miguelsilvestri Před rokem

    This is excellent

  • @danabu-reish8743
    @danabu-reish8743 Před 2 lety

    Why tf are there dislikes. This video is perfect. Such good analytics.

  • @KatsushikaMatsumoto
    @KatsushikaMatsumoto Před 2 lety

    I also have a Dreem 2 and also a Oura ring 3 😎👍🏻
    I’m wondering why did you use the Dreem instead the other EEG (Zmax?) to compare?
    Do you think the Dreem 2 is the best consumer tracker available?
    And could you plot the Dreem in the graph, or is it not possible to wear both EEG at the same time?
    And last, thanks for the great content and in depth analysis! 🚀😎

    • @billkimura4512
      @billkimura4512 Před 2 lety

      How did your Oura 3 compare to your Dreem 2? Did you also find a significant disagreement with the sleep state prediction?

  • @chusti1054
    @chusti1054 Před 2 lety

    Would you think that oring 2 will update the sleep tracking algorithm as the 3?

  • @noNamez1950
    @noNamez1950 Před 2 lety

    Hello, are you going to test ticwatch pro 3 ultra or fossil gen 6 in the near future?

  • @BurOnOz
    @BurOnOz Před 2 lety

    Please test Masimo Radius T Wearable Thermometer. Body temperature is important metric and searching equivalent of h10 for body temp tracking.

  • @julien9800
    @julien9800 Před 2 lety

    Thanks !

  • @dantester5169
    @dantester5169 Před rokem

    Are there updated results for this once the new sleep algorithms have been updated?

  • @alexandrusuciu8275
    @alexandrusuciu8275 Před 2 lety

    Hello, Rob. As your initial results seem to suggest, the 3rd gen performs worse than the 2nd generation in terms of both HR and HRV (which are actually the bread and butter of the Oura ring). First and foremost, can you definitely draw that conclusion or do you require more testing? Neverthless, how is this even possible, after 4(ish) years in the making? Can the "state-of-the-art sleep staging algorithm" bring better accuracy for the 3rd gen. HR & HRV? I know that looking at trends is important, but I value accuracy as much.

  • @jameslove6
    @jameslove6 Před 2 lety +4

    Hi Rob,
    I wanted to take the liberty to calculate the "real" accuracies of the Oura 3 for sleep tracking. Based off the 0.835 (83.5%) median accuracies (±6.3%) to the dream2 headband.
    The "true" accuracy of the Oura 3 is more appropriately given as the following:
    DEEP 0.737 (73.7%) ±0.056
    LIGHT 0.421 (42.1%) ±0.032
    REM 0.286 (28.6%) ±0.022
    AWAKE 0.498 (49.8%) ±0.038
    I would say based on the above "true" accuracies for sleep monitoring it is failing in three of the four catagories. Currently the Oura Ring 3, although a very cool idea for health monitoring, is quite unsatisfactory as of right now to track sleep accurately.
    As with technology it will improve with time so buying one now won't necessarily hurt things in the long run if you can afford it and it's a product that continues to grow and improve with R&D. It could be an excellent and practical way to detect and optimize health in the future!

    • @XX-is7ps
      @XX-is7ps Před 2 lety +1

      This is a good way of presenting the accuracy - it pretty much shows that the device is not fit for purpose at this time…. If we can trust the sample size, methodology, accuracy of reference device etc. it’s worth beating in mind that this is some way short of peer-reviewed and published research. But it is certainly it in line with my general suspicions that a new to market consumer device such as this is likely some way short of accuracy of professional lab equipment

    • @nikos4641
      @nikos4641 Před 2 lety

      How is 83% accuracy sufficient for comparison though?

  • @juanrodriguez5936
    @juanrodriguez5936 Před 2 lety

    Can the finger and hand where the ring is being used affect the results?

  • @Fr0gg0
    @Fr0gg0 Před 2 lety

    Is there a toplist somewhere where you list the most accurate watches? If not, you should think about making something like that.

  • @richardparker123
    @richardparker123 Před 2 lety

    How do we know that the Polar H10 is the best comparison device? I’m know heart rate scientist, but I’ve heard that device has its own issues.

  • @jameslove6
    @jameslove6 Před 2 lety

    Hi Rob,
    I wanted to take the liberty to calculate the more realistic accuracies of the Oura 3 for sleep tracking. Based off the 0.835 (83.5%) median accuracies (±6.3%) to the dream2 headband.
    The "true" accuracy of the Oura 3 is more appropriately given as the following:
    DEEP 0.737 (73.7%) ±0.056
    LIGHT 0.421 (42.1%) ±0.032
    REM 0.286 (28.6%) ±0.022
    AWAKE 0.498 (49.8%) ±0.038
    I would say based on the above "true" accuracies for sleep monitoring it is failing in three of the four catagories. Currently the Oura Ring 3, although a very cool idea for health monitoring, is quite unsatisfactory as of right now to track sleep accurately.
    As with technology it will improve with time so buying one now won't necessarily hurt things in the long run if you can afford it and it's a product that continues to grow and improve with R&D. It could be an excellent and practical way to detect and optimize health in the future!

  • @jarman65
    @jarman65 Před 2 lety

    You should review the Muse S Gen 2 which was just released.

  • @Blackdog4818
    @Blackdog4818 Před 2 lety

    I was tempted by the Oura ring for the O2 levels and sleeping heart rate. Are there other devices I could put on my wrist or a ring that would do this without the subscription service?

  • @trickycoolj
    @trickycoolj Před 2 lety +2

    I’m considering Oura for the future period cycle tracking. I get debilitating migraines during my periods so having a decent prediction means I can adjust plans and work schedules ahead of time.

  • @ZacharyTech7
    @ZacharyTech7 Před 2 lety

    Still waiting for mine ordered Oct 30th.

  • @shur8631
    @shur8631 Před 2 lety +1

    I am cancelling my purchase. Thanks for the facts mate!

  • @ImranAli-io3hy
    @ImranAli-io3hy Před 2 lety

    Hi Rob. I remember your earlier video, which you posted before Oura Ring 3 was available, so you estimated / predicted its sleep tracking performance by using the new algorithms used by Oura Ring 3 but the data was from Oura Ring 2 (if I understood it correctly). I know that was just an estimate but in that video, Oura Ring 3 promised to be a good sleep tracker. But this video shows Oura Ring 3's performance is barely equal to that of 2. I wonder what happened?!

    • @ethereal_arcana
      @ethereal_arcana Před 2 lety

      The algorithm in the previous video for version 3 doesn’t get released until 2022.

  • @Lignting13
    @Lignting13 Před 2 lety +1

    please rob i beg you can you review the tic watch pro 3/ tic watch pro 3 ultra.

  • @marrsongaming
    @marrsongaming Před 2 lety

    please help us to know that, can we trust ECG in smartwatches...

  • @enicnarflefebvre1
    @enicnarflefebvre1 Před 2 lety

    Thank you very much for the test, you saved me lots of money. I already have Oura 2 and won’t buy Oura 3. I would prefer the Fitbit for sleep tracking.

    • @TheQuantifiedScientist
      @TheQuantifiedScientist  Před 2 lety

      Hi! Glad it was helpful. Hopefully the Oura Ring 3 firmware will improve over time. Be aware if you would still consider upgrading, do it in the next ~24 hours, since that way you can claim the lifetime subscription offer (i.e. you would not need to pay the subscription). If you upgrade later, it would be much more expensive

  • @tomaszz79
    @tomaszz79 Před 2 lety +3

    Nice video

  • @jamescollieson4726
    @jamescollieson4726 Před 2 lety

    I’m a bit mad I placed an order for the 3 before this video. I’m live in Bermuda and they are sending me a tear ring kit again, which is annoying. Two weeks for the testing kit, and then another two weeks plus for the ring. I might see if I can cancel the order. So far the “upgrades” are very disappointing and it looks like in some categories the 2 is better!

  • @saiforos7928
    @saiforos7928 Před 2 lety

    Do you have hrv accuracy from other wearables?

  • @inespaiva6538
    @inespaiva6538 Před 2 lety

    Test the huawei watch gt3 please!!
    I really like your reviews 👏