Oura ring faces lawsuit over sleep measurement
A lawsuit claims that Oura rings, marketed as accurate sleep trackers, cannot measure sleep stages or quality, as sleep occurs in the brain. The plaintiff, who paid over $500 for the device, alleges that Oura overstates its capabilities, with estimates closer to 50% accuracy. The lawsuit seeks to stop false advertising and recover damages.
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