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SAVE $50: As of Nov. 19,eroticism the Oxford English dictionary the Oura Ring 3 is on sale at Amazon for $249. That's a 17% saving on list price, and the lowest it has ever been on Amazon.

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Black Friday sales have already started at a range of retailers, including Walmart and Best Buy, and while Amazon's Black Friday deals don't officially begin until Nov. 21, there's a range of active discounts that are worth your attention.

If health tracking is your thing, you'll love this discount on the Oura Ring 3. As of Nov. 19, you'll find it reduced to its lowest-ever price at Amazon, just $249.

SEE ALSO: How to sign up for Amazon Prime ahead of Black Friday

Smart rings are the latest tracking devices that allow us to monitor our health stats, and one of the biggest names in this field is the Oura Ring. A tracker that provides overall well-being and recovery stats, it allows users to access their data via an app. Similar to some of our favorite smartwatches, but hidden away in a sleek, normal-looking ring.

The Oura Ring 3 is perfect for sleep tracking, heart monitoring, and checking activity levels. It can even record your body temperature and heart rate variability (HRV). The only downside to note is that after a month of free access to an Oura Membership, a subscription fee of $5.99 per month is required.

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