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The Oura Ring 5 is 40% smaller and lighter than its predecessor, starting at $399, making it feel like regular jewelry rather than a tech device. Improved comfort, longer battery life (up to nine days), and better scratch resistance make it a compelling upgrade, especially for first-time smart ring buyers.
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