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It charged completely in about two hours. Whoop says the 4.0 band has a battery life of five days, and we found this to ring true during our testing. The Oura ring has up to seven days of battery life, and will be fully charged in 20-80 minutes using the ring’s charging port.

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Oura ring 3 vs Whoop 4.0: Battery lifeĬompared to the likes of the Apple Watch Series 8, both of these trackers have excellent battery life.

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Winner: Oura - both of these fitness trackers are super-comfortable to live with, but for us, the Oura takes the edge as it doesn’t get in the way if you’re already wearing a watch, plus if you’ve got sensitive skin, the fabric band is annoying when wet. That said, we soon realized that the fabric wristband didn’t dry all that fast, so took it off when showering and swimming, because who wants a wet wrist for hours? The charger on the 4.0 is also waterproof, meaning you could wear your Whoop and its charger in the shower or while swimming. The charger does make the tracker a little bulkier and heavier on the wrist, but it’s not all that bad if you’re just sitting behind a desk at work, or on the commute.

The band prides itself on 24/7 tracking, so the charger can be slipped over the tracker while it’s in the band on your wrist, for on-the-go charging. One stand-out feature of the Whoop 4.0 is the charger port. We measured the device in the band as 1.5 inches long, 1 inch wide, and about 0.5 inches deep. The Whoop is also relatively easy to wear all day - compared to older bands, the Whoop 4.0 is 30% smaller. It even slipped into a load of laundry by accident and survived with ease (we wouldn’t recommend recreating this particular durability test though). Since it’s waterproof and safe for contact with sweat, soaps and elements your hands might face on the day-to-day, we didn’t need to take it off when we worked out, washed our hands or cooked dinner. Wearing the Oura Ring for a month-plus felt unobtrusive. In addition to giving you all the data you could possibly need, the best fitness trackers need to be comfortable enough to wear 24/7. Oura ring 3 vs Whoop 4.0: Comfort and usability Winner: Oura - beauty truly is in the eye of the beholder, but the Oura ring really does look great, and is cool enough to look like actual jewelry rather than fitness tech. With both the Oura and the Whoop band, you’ll need to download the compatible apps and sync your device throughout the day to keep an eye on your data.