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@heythereanxiouskid8305
nah, my chronic insomniac ass doesn’t need a 400 dollar ring to tell me my sleep quality is garbage
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@Brianna58321
what loses me is the subscription fees companies are tacking onto the tech item. continually paying out to use what you already bought feels wrong.
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@angarielthalion7867
I can’t stand subscriptions. If you buy a perishable/consumed product regularly then subscriptions are great! But if I have to keep paying for an app or something like that.. absolutely not. If I see an app that still has a onetime purchase option I jump on it, not only because I want to secure it before they switch to subscription, but also just to thank them for not charging a subscription!
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@sophiecherry63
7,99 a month is 95,88 a year, times 5 years that is 479,4, plus the initial 399 for the watch... That is a wooping 878,4$ so far !!! That's a crazy amount in my opinion
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@BetaBetaZZ
Oura ring help me get pregnant. The period and ovulation tracker is amazing. Now that I have my baby has helped me a lot with sleeping. New moms don’t get much sleep, but Oura helps me figure out the quality of the sleep and how much I’m getting. Then there’s also the stress levels and movement. I honestly love it, however once I’m back to my work out routine I prefer my watch.
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@ladygodiva2
Subscription fee to use something I already bought? Absolutely a deal breaker. Consumers need to stop allowing this subscriptiom model to exist.
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@HeyHoHereSheGoes
Thanks! Loves you didn’t just say how good it was - you said the nitty gritty as well. Brilliant YouTuber :)
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@gabriella-bloomfield
Now we need to know your thoughts on WHOOP! I’ve seen you wearing one in the last few videos 👀
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@rajmathew6220
She looks absolutely beautiful in a dress (and in general, but got that princess look going on in dresses).
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@glowilk5377
Finally! Thank you for the water resistance issue. No one mentioned it.
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@Brianna58321
what loses me is the subscription fees companies are tacking onto the tech item. continually paying out to use what you already bought feels wrong.
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@angarielthalion7867
I can’t stand subscriptions. If you buy a perishable/consumed product regularly then subscriptions are great! But if I have to keep paying for an app or something like that.. absolutely not. If I see an app that still has a onetime purchase option I jump on it, not only because I want to secure it before they switch to subscription, but also just to thank them for not charging a subscription!
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@sophiecherry63
7,99 a month is 95,88 a year, times 5 years that is 479,4, plus the initial 399 for the watch... That is a wooping 878,4$ so far !!! That's a crazy amount in my opinion
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@BetaBetaZZ
Oura ring help me get pregnant. The period and ovulation tracker is amazing. Now that I have my baby has helped me a lot with sleeping. New moms don’t get much sleep, but Oura helps me figure out the quality of the sleep and how much I’m getting. Then there’s also the stress levels and movement. I honestly love it, however once I’m back to my work out routine I prefer my watch.
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@ladygodiva2
Subscription fee to use something I already bought? Absolutely a deal breaker. Consumers need to stop allowing this subscriptiom model to exist.
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@HeyHoHereSheGoes
Thanks! Loves you didn’t just say how good it was - you said the nitty gritty as well. Brilliant YouTuber :)
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@gabriella-bloomfield
Now we need to know your thoughts on WHOOP! I’ve seen you wearing one in the last few videos 👀
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@rajmathew6220
She looks absolutely beautiful in a dress (and in general, but got that princess look going on in dresses).
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@glowilk5377
Finally! Thank you for the water resistance issue. No one mentioned it.