The Oura Ring Heats Up With New Cardio Health Features
THE SO WHAT
Oura’s Cardio Effort and automatic VO2 Max features show wearables are moving from passive tracking to more prescriptive cardio coaching. Health and fitness operators should assume users will expect VO2-style insights as table stakes, not premium upsells.
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