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Oura ring doesn't accurately measure sleep quality, lawsuit says
· By Endurance Wire
MONEY Well-being and Wellness Add Topic Oura ring doesn't accurately measure sleep quality, lawsuit says Daniel de Visé USA TODAY Updated Aug. 21, 2026, 3:02 p.m. ET Hear this story Oura rings oversell their ability to track a wearer’s sleep, a new class-action lawsuit alleges. Many Americans struggle with sleep. Oura rings promise to help people measure the length and quality of their sleep , along with WHOOP bracelets , Apple Watches and other wearable devices.
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