The best Oura Ring deal isn't on Amazon — here's how to save $50 or more
SAVE UP TO 33%: This Prime Day, save up to $100 on the Oura Ring by shopping the flash sale at the Oura Ring online store. You can also find select sizes on sale at Amazon.
Prime Day is finally here, and we’ve been seeing tons of deals on headphones, TVs, laptops, and more. One of the best wellness deals so far is on the Oura Ring, but the best place to get it isn't Amazon, and there are a few small-print details you’ll need to know before you pick one up for yourself.
The big news is a flash sale happening on Oura's own website from now through July 11. This is where you'll find the best prices on our favorite fitness tracker. The sale gives you two great options: You can get 15% off the Oura Ring 4. (This is your best bet if you want all the latest features, and it comes with free 2-day shipping.) Or, if you want the absolute best price, there's special new pricing on the Oura Ring Gen3. The Heritage style now starts at just $199, a full $100 off its original price while the Horizon style starts at $249, which is a $50 savings.
Of course, if you do want to shop at Amazon to take advantage of free shipping and returns, you can take advantage of some Prime Day fitness tracker deals on the Oura Ring, which we've collected below.
In order to find out your Oura Ring size, you’ll need to order a free sizing kit from the company’s website (they're $10 at Amazon). It's a good idea to use the official kit to get your fit just right, especially since the various styles can feel a bit different on your finger.
The Oura Ring is one of our favorite fitness trackers. Albeit the Oura Ring 4 impressed us way more than the Gen3 and received a Mashable Choice Award, the Oura Ring Gen3 is still a solid option if you're looking to save money.
This smart ring tracks your sleep, activity, stress levels, and more (you’ll need an Oura membership to get the full Oura Ring experience — your first month is free, and then it’s $5.99 per month). You can also sync the ring to work with other compatible iOS and Android apps, including Apple Health, Google Health Connect, Flo, and Natural Cycles.
Topics Fitness Trackers Health Prime Day
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