Fortune October 3, 2024
Alexa Mikhail

Celebrities, CEOs, and health optimizers, including Mark Zuckerberg, Jennifer Aniston, Kim Kardashian, and Gwyneth Paltrow, have been seen sporting the Oura ring. The wearable has become a wellness staple (more than 2.5 million rings have been sold), as a growing number of people have started tracking their biomarkers, especially their sleep, to optimize their overall health.

Today, wearable fanatics are in luck because the Oura ring just got a significant upgrade to improve accuracy, battery life, and comfort.

ŌURA, founded in 2013 in Finland, announced Thursday the launch of Oura Ring 4. The $349 updated version utilizes sensing technology for more accurate health readings, according to the company. The new model has 18 sensory pathways compared to the current...

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