![]() When I look at the data, I can highlight only a specific tag to see if my hypothesis has any basis. If you’re curious about the effects of your coffee consumption, magnesium, valerian, hot bedroom, bathing before bed time or anything else, you can tag those nights accordingly. However, Oura allows you to combine that with measured data and your personal tags. Knowing how much you sleep is important, but there are cheaper ways to find that information. Those bars don’t really provide much value to me, since they’re so heavily tied to total sleep. Pretty much all of the horizontal bars go red when I sleep only 5 h and everything is good when I sleep at least 7 hours. If you sleep well, you have the capacity to move more, and that’s how the bar goes up or down every day.īut there are useless metrics too. I also like the fact that bad sleep results in lowered goals. It has helped me get started on the path of getting a little bit more exercise a little bit more regularly. It has also guided me to the path of increasing the amount of sleep I get.īecause I keep an eye on my heart rate and HR variability, I can clearly see the effect exercise has on my health. This ring has helped me get a more regular sleeping schedule. I have a serious problem with subscriptions, but if you’re ok with the monthly payment and buying the ring at full price, you’ll get several benefits in return. Even with the gen 2 rings it was worth it IMO. When browsing these posts, there’s a big risk of getting a biased view of the situation.īut is it worth it? For me it sure is, but I was offered a great deal with gen 3. ![]() There also many satisfied customers, but they don’t form the loud minority you see here every week. So far, I’ve been pretty happy with the products, but you need to be aware of a few things before you buy. Then gen 3 was released and I was offered a discount and a lifetime membership, so that’s what I’m using these days. My second ring was brand new and I used it for about 6 months or so. I replaced it with another preowned gen 2 ring, and sold the first one. It was already used (but cheap) so the battery began to die after about a year of use. Learn more about using Bedtime Guidance here.I got my first gen 2 ring about 2 years ago. To learn more about what’s keeping your sleep quality from being at its best, keep a close eye on your Sleep insights and Sleep Score contributors, which are located on the Sleep tab. Keep wearing the ring and stick to a consistent sleep schedule for a week or two. If you have an irregular sleep schedule or consistently low Sleep Scores, Oura may have trouble providing bedtime guidance. If you start going to bed later while still waking up early, Oura will advise you to begin preparing for bed earlier to make up for lost sleep. ![]() Instead, consider Bedtime Guidance as your toolkit for accountability. Note that perfection isn’t required-and you don’t have to hit the hay at your suggested every single night. What time did you go to sleep on nights when you received high Sleep Scores? Did your resting heart rate lower to optimal levels during the night, or did it stay elevated? These cues allow Oura to guide you in the right direction. When you begin wearing your ring, Oura starts looking for patterns to better understand how you sleep. ![]() With Oura, you can discover the best bedtime for you and get tips on how to stick to it. This means there are certain times of the day when your body is ready to fall asleep, stay asleep, and wake up. Plus, your ideal bedtime is associated with your individual circadian rhythm (aka your body’s internal clock) and daily habits. ![]() The reasoning? Going to bed at roughly the same time each night greatly impacts how much restorative deep sleep and rapid-eye movement (REM) sleep you get. Consistent sleep and wake times is key to getting efficient, restorative sleep every night-and high Sleep Scores on your Oura app. While you may not have had a “bedtime” since elementary school, the truth is that all of us have an ideal bedtime window. ![]()
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