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The Oura Ring 5 is available to pre-order now from Oura, and it will be released on June 4. Oura Ring 5 $399 at Oura

The prxxhri ring is essentially a dupe of the world's most popular smart ring, the Oura. It has a titanium outer shell with sensors sitting on the inside of the ring, collecting health data from your finger. As Oura Ring alternatives go, the prxxhri is one of the good ones, sporting hundreds of positive reviews on Amazon. Customers say it's comfortable to wear overnight and provides useful sleep insights. Trust me, I've combed the reviews section of many a budget smart ring and there's not many that get such praise, if any praise at all. The prxxhri ring is available in six size options (there

The main reason you'd buy the prxxhri ring over the Oura Ring is because it's more affordable and does away with subscription fees (yay). But for that affordability, you must makes sacrifices in terms of sleep functionality. While the prxxhri smart ring delivers basic sleep tracking data, it doesn't go far beyond sleep duration and sleep stages. By comparison, Oura goes into much more depth adding metrics like sleep latency (how long it takes you to fall asleep), sleep efficiency (a metric gauging how long you spent asleep compared to how long you spent in bed), and a sleep debt log to its sle

The RingConn Gen 3 tracks activity, sleep, stress, blood oxygen levels, heart rate, sleep apnea, and women’s health, just as you’d expect. New for the Gen 3 is Vascular Health monitoring. After calibrating the smart ring with blood pressure results from a cuff, it uses vascular load indicators to show long-term trends — Stable, Slight, Noticeable — to help better understand your heart health. It’s important to note the RingConn Gen 3 does not measure blood pressure, and there’s almost no mention of blood pressure in the company’s literature around the smart ring. Instead, the Vascular Health f