Oura Ring Explained | Should You Get One? (6 Month Review)

[@Howitchewstofeel5gum]

I absolutely hate the fact that EVERYTHING nowadays has to be a subscription service and it makes me way less likely to purchase a device like this. Do they seriously want to tell me that 400 dollars per ring is not enough to finance their app? Ridiculous. If there's one thing people don't need in their lives right now, it's more subscriptions. Facts.

[@RubiixCat]

Yeah. Total cost of the ring over its lifetime is probably about $436.77 - $508.65. I don't know if the gen 3 is worth $137.77 - $209.65 more than the gen 2, but to me that seems pretty damn steep - especially knowing it'll only realistically last you 2 (maybe 3, if you're lucky) years. It might be worth it for some though. It does seem to be the most accurate + least intrusive sleep tracker on the market right now.

[@MrSlimdaddybim]

Like the WEF said "you will own nothing and be happy"

[@thisisframes]

Financing the app is one thing. Maintaining it is another.

[@bayouss8414]

I've worked in tech, and we sold a product without subscription for most my time there. And trust mr the stress that results from it is pretty intense. When you think about it you're not buying a static product like you use, these things keep evolving, being updated and even maintaining an app is a ton of work. Selling a product without subscription rarely covers those costs.

[@robertrobinson6707]

If you have to update the app for what ever reason, was the program ready for release? Bugs will be found after release, but 90% of bugs should be discovered before release. If your updating constantly, just add those updates to the next physical release.

[@MediumRareSteve]

I saw an ad for this ring and was legit considering it even at it’s wild price point. Saw the subscription and immediately closed out of the window.

[@anthonylarusso2042]

Get the ultrahuman ring!

[@NorthOf55Aventures]

If it wasn't for the subscription fee I would have gotten one on release. Just can't justify it considering the cost of the device is so high as well

[@ashleylopez4345]

It is NOT worth it! I used this product for years, they're an awful company to deal with if anything goes wrong. Don't trust them with your hard-earned money!

[@MePlusSome]

What everyone seems to leave out is….yes, they send you a box of different size rings to get the right size BUT they charge you for shipping and handling which is about $25 (that is for Texas) and I don’t find that free.

[@Kiki-AndBeyond]

Amazon has it for $10.00 with free shipping. The ring is currently on sale if you are still interested.

[@oura_ring]

Hey Noah, we appreciate your feedback! We are happy to hear that you don't wear your Oura ring while lifting weights as that will inevitably cause damage or create scratches on the outer layer. Remember, you can always add your weight lifting workout's manually! P.S. we love your Marvel themed background and Stark shirt!

[@NoahCBanks]

I use my Apple Watch/Health data to sync with the Oura app when doing any type of weightlifting. Outside of that, the Oura ring is definitely a staple accessory that I wear now. And thank you! #MarvelFanForLife

[@sillerongo]

Awesome!! Thank you! Bought mine because of this comment :)

[@AmayzinOne]

Remove your subscription fees like wtf

[@sayonara22222]

I was considering to buy the ring instead og apple watch. Then I heard that they have subscription. I have subscription for a lots of things and I don’t want to add another.

[@ashleylopez4345]

Hey OURA - you charged me even though I'm supposed to have a FREE LIFETIME membership. You bullied me into upgrading, and forking out another $250-300 when I didn't need a new ring. You suddenly required me to provide payment information in order to keep my LIFETIME FREE membership, which I refused to provide so you HID my data. So fine, I bent over and gave you my payment information and you *promised* you would never charge me a subscription fee and then BAM, there it is on my credit card, the day I gave it to you. Your customer service has been unhelpful for months. You lied about all of the fancy things this new Gen3 ring would do. My ring still says I'm sleeping when I'm not (the old one did not do that), the daytime heart rate tracking completely misses my multiple cardio and strength workouts throughout the week, the period tracking is completely inaccurate, and now you are STEALING money from me when you promised you wouldn't. How is it that a company so elegantly futuristic with their tech can't handle simple things like making sure an "early adopter" who was promised a free membership doesn't get charged. Why would you need my payment information, anyway? I have been back and forth with your customer service for months and now you're literally stealing my money unauthorized. Look, I was happy to be patient and wait for your ring to do what it was promised...but this is unacceptable. How can anyone get customer care with you????

[@davidsotir4318]

Thank you for such a concise and professionally produced review! I wouldn't buy this product knowing there is an ongoing monthly subscription, particularly as it's not clear if the device's analytics are/aren't based on proper medical and clinical data.

[@NoahCBanks]

Happy it was helpful!

[@essentiallifter]

same, the subscription model is a deal breaker given it isnt cheap already

[@An0n_Ym0us_79]

I’m sure also, you can start and stop the subscription as needed. Say for example, once you are familiar with the approx insig HR s associated with the scores, you can stop the subscription for a while if you are doing well with maintaining good scores. Then if you need to recalibrate, turn the subscription back on for the details to make improvements. Just a thought.

[@albaro08a]

If there’s a subscription price the item should be free and for every new generation you get a free upgrade

[@marcogonzalez1451]

Since I had the misfortune of ordering the wrong size and needed to exchange it, Oura now refuses to accept a return of a ring that’s not working. In multiple emails they have not asked what the problem is to try to help fix it. 😢 There’s nowhere to leave a review.

[@cullenburn]

Bro! just found your channel researching a sleep tracker and love the video but more importantly the unbiased review. That price though... whew! Keep up the good work!

[@NoahCBanks]

Happy you stopped by the channel and that you enjoyed the video! 🙏🏾

[@tallxtal]

Fantastic review! I love that you get to the points quickly. Still, what I really want to know is this: Is the OURA a good fitness tracker for a SWIMMER? My priority is to find a unit that can withstand hours in the water.

[@jonathancain9496]

Just stumbling across your video after buying the ring. I was able to use my HSA account to purchase the ring so that was the only reason I was able to afford it. The subscription is not covered under the HSA. Great video though!

[@adikelshiker8540]

This is a really well made video! Keep it up man

[@NoahCBanks]

Much appreciated Adi!

[@ShervinShares]

1. I see you wearing the WHOOP as well. Which one out of the two would you recommend? 2. Production Quality is so fire

[@NoahCBanks]

That’s tough..hmm I’d probably say the oura ring since I have an Apple Watch if I need to track my workouts in the gym. And much appreciated man! 🙏🏾

[@tristenteamer6383]

First video ive seen by you, and as someone who has made a few KZbin videos myself, i wanted to commend you on the quality of the video and clarity of the information being provided. Obviously MKBHD has the market a but saturated, and sets the bar high, but in my opinion your doing a great job, based off of this one video, of raising to that bar and i appreciate having a variety of people to learn from. Subscribed!

[@rafix8101]

Subscription based product = no thanks Oura. Thanks for the review, got the answers I came for 👍🏻

[@NoahCBanks]

Happy it helped!

[@RyanONeill86]

absolute same!

[@e-racer4673]

Thank you for the review. I was going to buy one after seeing it on the Internet, but I did not realize you had to pay for service and after watching this, I’ll just do without. I mean if they are going to charge you something like that, they should give it away with a subscription I mean that’s my opinion..

[@arroyog4282]

Total bait and switch. My wife bought one and it was great. She buys me the new one (Gen 3) for $350, 6 months later they shut off access to all the data and want $6/month for the rest of my life to get access to it. That’s crazy! Generation 1 & 2 didn’t do that. Anyone who bought those first two models don’t have to pay anything. We asked them for our money back, this is absurd.

[@joemichael5155]

They literally advertise that online. It’s not a bait and switch 😂😂

[@jennifercoc]

Please explain to me why I need a ring to to keep track of heart rate, pulse, sleep cycle, ect..... for the hefty sum just to get the box... then pay every month.... no thanks!

[@RubiixCat]

That's for you to figure out for yourself, obviously...

[@MitchWarren]

I’m still waiting for a reasonable reply to this question lmao

[@bigred9428]

You are getting an ongoing service. You pay so they can keep everything up to date, Computer people don't work for free.

[@FeliciaWilliams1908]

I have had the Oura ring for almost a year and it is extremely accurate. My ring also warned me of my temp being higher than normal and I did have COVID . I don’t begrudge them going to a subscription model. It’s either this or each generation costing considerably more than the last or they aren’t able to make updates. I definitely love mine. The subscription is definitely a point against the ring but the positives far outweigh this negative.

[@flashfader]

But what are the positives in your opinion?

[@Kartertheblackmamba]

@@flashfadernone hence her not responding 😂

[@TheKingLuna]

I can understand the reason for subscription for smart watches because of their capability and usage. But for something that has less capability and features that are not fully integrated yet such as Workout Heart Rate which they claim will be end of 2022. The subscription is a no for me. I will continue to use my apple watch.

[@NoahCBanks]

Yea it is a tough sell especially if you already you already have an Apple Watch already! What do you like most about the watch?

[@TheKingLuna]

@@NoahCBanks Ahh! I love the heart rate feature, love being able to track my steps and sleep all at once. The ecg measurements are also cool. What I love the most is not being able to pay any monthly fees. Btw- I love all your videos. Very informative and always learning something new. Thanks for all the good content.

[@sicilianjoe]

Thanks for the review. It looks like everything the Oura Ring does, my Galaxy Watch already does--with no monthly fee!

[@julietvictor5567]

What a great review. I’m currently using Fitbit 5 , would you recommend the out ring ? I have been using Fitbit for over five years, I love the design. The only reason I’m thinking of switching is to be able to wear my other watches 😂. I have so many great watches, unfortunately I haven’t be able to w.

[@StrictFit23]

I have been sleeping for around 3 - 6 hours a night for as long as I can remember now, it's taking a huge toll. I've tried everything I can think of and I am desperate for consistent good sleep. Even then, I'm not sure I can justify £350 on something that solely tracks sleep. How confident are you that it can 'fix' my sleep?

[@nicolechkw]

So I’m having this problem right now and personally I think it can fix your sleep because it lets you know how your sleep was, your HR, breathing etc all the way to even your heart patterns and how it affects sleep. I just got mine today and woke up from a nap to see all this but I have to use it a bit longer to see its full affects! My best friend also got one for thanksgiving and it even showed her that she wasn’t feeling well after she kept saying she was having a stomachache.

[@iMrPlenty]

As annoying as subscriptions are, to be fair $6 a month isn't really much at all. I just think that the ring is a little on the pricey side for the average person. They could've reduced the price of the ring with subscription of $6 a month, or just not bothered at all with the subscription.

[@mariasarria9863]

Thank you of all the reviews yours was the mist informative 😊

[@unclearnuclear]

5:20 re the $6/month subscription - "You pay more than that for a cup of coffee every day" - no I don't! Lol! Is someone here doing that? What a waste.

[@NoahCBanks]

You should talk to my coworkers lol

[@Tracyp998]

Do you want another emf devise on or around you?

[@onepunch5]

I had gotten a fitbit during covid to keep track of me working out but after the pandemic I went back to wearing watches and thought about getting the oura ring but I can't justify a $400 purchase with a $6 a month subscription. If they still offer oura 2 maybe or if they brought down the price of the ring.

[@TXLandBill]

Does it track the sleep even though bluetooth isn't on? Since bluetooth or data on the phone would affect the sleep. Thank you!

[@la_keith321]

It’s 2-23 & just looked up the ring on their site. Must of changed. It say after purchase the first month membership is on them & then it start month 2. That’s lame they won’t even keep the free 6 month in place.

[@luckydog-287]

Great video. Thank you!

[@loumartin8851]

Fantastic review. Just a comment on the subscription, and I'm still ambivalent about it... this ongoing income helps fuel continuing development and updates. Much like a lot of MMO games that have either monthly subs, "cash shops," etc... ongoing software development, research, and updates cannot be sustained by initial purchase prices alone. I know Circular doesn't plan to have a sub, but I suspect that sooner or later software updates, bug fixes, and innovations will become fewer and farther in between with them. Just food for thought.

[@ashleylopez4345]

They're terrible at running a business. Bait-and-switch (they didn't have a subscription before), then they offer me a free membership, then require payment info and promise not to charge me, then they charge me. The ring does not do what it says it does, at least not accurately. Great idea and I wore it for a few years, but honestly after a few months you'll get all you need out of the product to make lifestyle changes (bed time, dinner time, what drinking does to your sleep). Better yet, save your money and just do a tiny bit of research on improving sleep quality and setting your circadian rhythms. You don't need the ring. It's free to do the research.

[@ChadSextoid1]

Does everything need constant updates permanently though? This is what I hate about digital tech. Everything constantly "gets better" but there's always a downside. Like moving to a subscription based model, for example. It'd be awesome if a product could be honed to a near perfect state and then just remain relatively unchanged for long periods of time. Companies are just trying to constantly innovate to stay ahead of the curve and this isn't always a good thing for consumers. Rant over.

[@Tea-at-Stephs-house]

In the UK people have been receiving letters from the NHS asking if they will take part in 'future health' where their health is monitored and recorded for data, even the circumference of your head. If you sign up its for life so even if you get dementia or change your mind, you're obligated to take part. With all the fitness apps, watches and this ring - that's a lot of information about our personal health. Interesting.

[@paigekirk1164]

Loved the video, thanks! Does it track the number of steps too?

[@usmclongrangebrainsurgeon]

I just got one of these for free off my employer, excited to see how it compares to my garmin fenix data.

[@NoahCBanks]

Let me know what you think! Pretty cool that your employer offered it

[@eclecticgentleman]

Well I guess I'm out before I'm even in... Yours is the first video that I ran across and there's no need for me to look at anymore. I was interested about getting this ring but once you said subscription I said to myself they are ffing crazy

[@NoahCBanks]

It works for some and doesn’t for others. Totally understand!

[@MurphyG112]

Would you recommend Whoop or Oura and why? I have the Whoop strap but it rains so much here in the spring/summer that I just don't feel comfortable with a wet strap all day as I do work outside.

[@NoahCBanks]

Actually made a video about it here:kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWnInaqQn6yohtU Let me know if that helps!!

[@anthonymallett49]

I love your videos man, such a underrated channel

[@NoahCBanks]

Thanks Anthony! 🙏🏾

[@jboomhauer]

Great review but I hate subscription model.

[@tony714keene]

Oura ring 3, paying 6 bucks for subscription comes to 72 dollars a year. What makes bologna is OURA Ring no pay, and OURA Ring 3 then you have to pay for all the features.

[@nakidee7504]

People paying for PS5/Xbox and its online subscription but complaining about a health and wellness device that cost less 😮‍💨

[@trevormurphy7041]

Just seen a few commercials for this ring last couple of weeks decided to look up on it this is the first video I saw as soon as he said he paid $400 for it the only thing came to my mind is that phrase a sucker is born every day I said keep the money in your pocket or buy a pair of hiking shoes and go for a hike way cheaper

[@Angel1234462]

Is there a competitor that does not charge subscription but with the same or better quality of product?

[@martykauffman]

How does it compare to the Apple Watch?

[@Kartertheblackmamba]

Apple Watch doesn’t need another dumb subscription

[@D4rkM4773r]

$6/month after paying 400 bucks…. Need to reduce the upfront cost then … like what? Unless this thing syncs to other apps like the iOS health app with data or other third party ones then the upfront cost is straight up a scam

[@NoahCBanks]

Yea the upfront is pretty high 😞

[@method341]

Dude yiur picture quality is soo nice. Is that the sony a7s3? With gm 24mm lens?

[@AirborneTejano]

Thank you for your review sir

[@rurk7943]

I like the concept but I will stick to a watch with more functionality and a GUI on the device itself

[@NoahCBanks]

That is why I wear both with an apple watch lol hard to keep me away from it

[@Pnoysneakerhead24]

Love the posters behind you, where did you get em?

[@NoahCBanks]

Etsy!

[@jig1056]

Noah great review. I’m really considering getting one of these rings now. I agree he subscription is BS. it’s not a lot of money but it adds up every one was you to subscribe these days. Ugh

[@NoahCBanks]

Yea we're definitely moving into a subscription age. We'll see how long they keep that pricing model. I do personally do think the Oura Ring is worth it though!

[@kittytheviking]

BIG on the Apple Watch battery being absolute shit 😂 I can’t even wear it to track my sleep because I charge it while I’m sleeping. I ordered mine and I’m so excited to get my oura ring 😊 dedicating this year to my health, especially my sleep since I’m working nights now (but I flourish on nights).

[@kittytheviking]

Also, i ordered mine with my HSA so it was covered, I just have to pay the subscription which I’m fine with! I think it’s $6 so it’s not bad.

[@bigred9428]

I'm old. I don't have a smartphone. Can a computer be used with this instead?

[@angelorange9334]

So if you had sleep apnea would this ring alert you to it?

[@мемнаяслойка]

thank you for telling about the subscription. that's annoying that they have it and it isn't stated on the main page or something.

[@it.is.another]

Mate quick question: Did oura send you the product for free? Are you get any perk from Oura to do this review and the recommendation? Thanks for answering it

[@NoahCBanks]

Nope! Bought this product with my own money and this video is not affiliated with Oura. I just honestly really love the product!!

[@derecckkk]

Thanks for the good Video!!! 😀

[@NoahCBanks]

Happy it was helpful! Are you thinking of getting one?

[@ShpigStudios]

Hey Noah, I live in a country where Oura doesn’t ship to because of material restrictions etc. They claim that countries who don’t support Oura won’t get in app features, do you know by any chance if I buy and Oura ring abroad and make a membership abroad if it will work and not restrict me?

[@NoahCBanks]

Unfortunately honestly don’t know :( Oura support may help!

[@RY-fe3rt]

In my day, the closest we had to this was a mood ring. Much cheaper.

[@NoahCBanks]

Lol not the mood ring 😂😂 that brings me back

[@scottgreife-wetenhall9977]

Great review, thanks for the information! I was considering this ring for my husband but I’m not down for the subscription model. Darn! I guess I won’t be a customer. 😢

[@JustDom]

How they going to make the ring so expensive and then still add a subscription?

[@NoahCBanks]

I don't like it but I guess they gotta make money somehow 🤷🏾‍♂️lol

[@jorgedelgado662]

Hi mate, Do you have another code please? Thanks

[@mylenpimentel5826]

I wanted to purchase one but the subscription fee stops me .

[@RyanONeill86]

Came here while considering buying - subscription to use? Absolutely not at that entry price or in general.

[@patrickmeyer9244]

Can you track nutrition through this app like fitbit?

[@leahspringer7706]

Does it track 👣 steps?

[@andrewhiller1098]

Is there a way to locate it if lost ?

[@UniverseEarthSpirit]

Crazy pricey... My phone is so old (have no plans to update), it wouldn't even be able to download the Oura ring app anyway.

[@coldwhitespring5004]

"One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them."

[@NoahCBanks]

😂😂

[@coldwhitespring5004]

@@NoahCBanks It might seem funny, but it's actually not that funny. These smart watches and rings are part of an agenda to get people to want and accept chips under their skin in the end which probably will become mandatory. It's the mark of the beast from Revelation. Same with medical trackers with transmitters, also part of the same plan. Same with Musk's Neuralink. It's weird people are not more critical to have this stuff on, and eventually in their bodies.

[@justmago4765]

Awesome vids 🫡🤙🏼

[@MrYougotcaught]

i hate $6 a month subscription, I have too much modern bills to pay for, and this just adds to the chaos. BUT i'm going to try if for 6 months, and if I'm satified with its performance, SWEET. If after 6 months, and I'm NOT satisfied with its boring basic performance, I'm throwing this ring away, and I'll inform all my close relatives and friends about it. AND they, in turn, will inform their close relatives & friends, and the cyclen will go on

[@agoogleviewer]

first time i see your video... was looking into this ring, your point in subscription was a huge red flag for me. Thanks for marking that out!

[@andreaspape8987]

Is the Oura Ring giving you a benefit over the Apple Watch? Or is it just the app experience?

[@TPerez1021]

I’m about to buy one.

[@NoahCBanks]

Nice! 💪🏾

[@butterfly25979]

Garmin is the best way to go

[@hesohit]

You pay for a coffee everyday? I was told to invest that money into a llc. Make a subscription company and ppl pay you the price of a cup of coffee a day.

[@GDoggProductions]

love your shirt

[@MainKick2000]

I wrote a rage comment at first but realised that that is pointless. So to reframe myself: i want to share my vision on the subscription and price of the oura ring, just to offer a different perspective. :) When you see the price of the oura ring (varieying from €314 till €550, depending on style, color and VAT+shipping) you might be feeling down, because yes this is a lot of money. However, the technology used here is extremely valuable and the data is extremely valuabel for your life. Nothing is worth more than your health and the fruits that a healthy life gives you. When you put it in perspective, its really not that expensive. Gaming consoles and PC's (which drain life energy and make you unhealthy) are equally expensive or even more expensive. Going out to dinner multiple times is equally or more expensive, a pointless holiday is way more expensive. There are many things that are more expensive and they dont offer you anything healthy or good at all, yet most people spend their money on it. In my opinion it is unbelieveable that we can have this technology available for such a low price honestly. There is even normal jewerly which costs 1000+ euros or dollars. People dont think anytbing weird of that tho.. Then for the subscription, come on honestly? Just quit netflix, disney, prime or any other streaming service that most people use or spend 6 dollars less per month. It really isnt that much in my opinion. And if 6 dollars is too much for your financial life to cover, then maybe an health investment like an oura ring is not something you should consider at this point in your life. I believe the pricing is really fair and i am grateful that we get to have this research grade stuff at our disposal. Great video!

[@DAHAMMER]

Underrated comment

[@s1mplelance964]

Now they only offers one month free trial

[@isaiahv5794]

If I got a gen 2 can I use it without the subscription?

[@Gr8gamerz]

That’s what I was thinking 🤔

[@nr4805]

Would you advise getting a tight fit or loose one. I’m between sizes and unable to decide!

[@NoahCBanks]

Honestly looser. Definitely don’t want to end up in the situation where you can’t take it off. Try wearing the looser size replica from the sizing kit all day and see if it works for you. Our fingers do tend to expand throughout the day depending on temperature 👌🏾

[@zoraidarodriguez94]

I only wish my aura were so in order that I could leave the sleeping pills I have been using for years, restless sleep. If I could only sleep naturally the miracle I have been waiting for . Maybe someone out there has been in this situation and can give me an insight, thank you!

[@Jeasiccan]

The ring is nice too 4 people who loves mechanical watches :)

[@NoahCBanks]

Exactly! Wearing two watches can be a pain (speaking from experience 🙃 lol)

[@nitrorn1496]

This is the reason why I’m thinking of getting the Oura ring. I like to wear mechanical watches on certain occasions.

[@VivisPixels]

how is this better or worst than the apple watch?

[@NoahCBanks]

I think they both have their pros and cons, but I think oura definitely leans better to health and fitness tracking capabilities since it isn’t trying to be anything else!

[@ShervinShares]

it's *almost* a hospital on your finger

[@NoahCBanks]

basically lol

[@XxSlik101xX]

I bought it, realized it requires subscription, sent it right back

[@NoahCBanks]

Yea that's been a big let down for many people for sure!

[@michaelgromyko]

...I am finding it pointless. Perhaps the name should change "oral ring" ... then I am interested. Poo tracker next please. This would be more useful

[@isitleone]

His shirt is fire🔥

[@NoahCBanks]

If you know you know 😉

[@Kartertheblackmamba]

Subscription = NOPE

[@william-uk]

Really useful review, thanks. My question - if you're getting up / going to bed at slightly different times each day, can you tell it when you're going to bed or edit the data using the app, or is the idea it can figure all that out by itself? Or to put it another way, given you've own it as long as you have, how often has it logged your sleep / activities incorrectly?

[@NoahCBanks]

Happy it was helpful! In my experience it has been fairly accurate. Id say 90-95% of the time especially when compared to my whoop. The only time i see it being off once in a while is when I actually wake up the next morning. It may say I was still sleep, but sometimes I don’t leave the bed even though I’m up

[@nyanphyo296]

is it a black or stealth?

[@NoahCBanks]

I have the black one

[@crassavacca2985]

I am a swimmer and does anyone have any coments on how it works for that

[@velrethar]

Awesome thumbnail ☺️

[@umpus]

"I dont like wearing any electronics when i'm showering." 😅

[@bljtgill]

Is the ring compatible with Samsung health or myfitnesspal?

[@NoahCBanks]

Unfortunately not at this time!

[@LoveLeigh313]

Does it give your oxygen levels?

[@blockchaiiin7169]

wear gloves in the gym so you wont scratch the ring, and if you ever need to build calluses on your hand (i know some people like to have them or whatevs) they can be built easily and plus even when you wear gloves you get a bit of calluses

[@NoahCBanks]

Gloves could help but I also just not a fan of wearing the ring when lifting weights

[@Richard_FitPku]

@@NoahCBanks o ring sleeve?

[@hajimesenpai7996]

At first I considered this....until i found out there was a subscription. Yeah for a ring....not justified enough for the already high cost.....seemed cool until that. 😅😅

[@nickgallegos430]

The fact that it needs a subscription is the only reason I’m not buying it…..

[@justinschneider2596]

Who buys a six dollar coffee every day