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Last year, Gallup surveyed Americans about their sleep habits. For the first time since polling began in 2001, it found that a majority of Americans said they'd feel better if they got more sleep. They aren't happy with their sleep quality and want to improve it. Enter the trusty sleep tracker. Smart rings, smartwatches, sleep earbuds, mattress monitors, and a long list of other sleep-tracking devices have flooded the market to address growing sleep needs.

The SleepMask has been the product we use most. That's because it's fool-proof simple. First, it blocks out 100 percent of light, which is better than any beauty-focused sleep mask. Second, the rhythmic vibrations lull us to sleep better than white noise ever could. For sleeping in strenuous circumstanceson a plane, in a weird time zone, or during the day after a night shift full of PEDsnothing gets us there like a Therabody SleepMask. It's just the right amount of tech to sleep with.

Unlike its prescription-only sibling, the G7, Stelo doesn't require a prescription, and it's not intended for people on insulin. It's about the size of a quarter with tiny prongs that go just under the skin and are essentially painless. Once applied, Stelo pairs with your phone and delivers glucose readings every 15 minutes. That's less frequent than prescription CGMs, but more than enough to show how food, activity, sleep and stress affect your glucose.

The Oura Ring tracks over 30 biometrics including sleep, heart rate variability (HRV), resting heart rate, and body temperature, providing a daily Readiness Score that offers insights into recovery.

Oura Ring 4 stands out for its long battery life and meaningful software updates, making it a top recommendation for fitness tracking this Prime Day.

For Dads who appreciate sport and fitness but prefer not to wear a smartwatch, the Oura Ring Gen 4 offers a stylish and luxurious alternative.

One Reddit user referred to the Oura Ring's step tracker as "wildly inaccurate," expressing frustration with its performance during activities and workouts.

The Oura Ring's new algorithm uses machine learning for more accurate step counting and activity tracking, impacting overall fitness metrics.

Oura Ring's upcoming upgrades to the step-tracking feature aim to significantly enhance accuracy and integration, addressing user complaints from the Reddit community.

Both Ultrahuman and RingConn infringe on 'every element' of Oura's patent, according to an ALJ determination, reflecting serious concerns about their product development practices.