“What is battery LIFE. Then u have to throw ring away and buy new Not recharge I know to recharge it lasts about a week. But the guts inside the ring”
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I've had my Oura for two years. It charges just as fast as it did the day I bought it. The charge lasts approximately 5-6 days. I am lazy and let it go till it sends me a message saying it needs a charge. It only takes about 25 minutes to charge it. My lifestyle beats the crap out of this ring. I work with hard core dogs all day 7 days a week. I also train those dogs to work in swimming pools so the ring spends 8 hours a day, two days a week underwater. Only 1-2 feet in depth. It is in a dogs mouth and gets hit by their teeth frequently. I do yard work without gloves. This ring is TOUGH
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have had my ring for 6 months. In the last week the battery life has dropped from charging it twice a week to almost daily. Warranty only covers a single replacement and that could be a refurbished version in worse condition than your original ring. The economics of this ring doesn't make sense.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I’ve had my OURA ring for 4 weeks and I’ve had NO issues with recharging my ring! My ring has only been AMAZING since I bought it! My OURA ring tells me soooo much information about my body and what’s going on with my body and I’m extremely sastified with my OURA ring it’s amazing!!!!!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.A fully charged ring may last up to seven days. Battery life and longevity can vary depending on the age of your ring and how often you use certain features such as Workout Heart Rate, the Explore tab, or Blood Oxygen Sensing. All rechargeable batteries are consumables and have a limited lifespan, so their capacity and performance will gradually decline over time. If you ever need to dispose of your Oura Ring, please follow your local guidelines for recycling electronics.
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