RT Dirky (@713Capital)@blknoiz06 That shit is more for professional athletes and honestly, I don’t think it’s worth the 250-300 a year. You can just get a smart ring and it’s less dumb looking. I canceled mine. Oura ring gives you the exact same data and you can still wear your normal dope watch vs dumb whoop ...

Oura, the popular smart ring maker, has no plans to abandon its subscription-based business model even as rivals experiment with cheaper hardware and no recurring fees https://t.co/uKzQuJG5EL ...

Product Development - Oura 发布了更昂贵的陶瓷版智能戒指 [1] - 公司采用与珠宝相关的材料，旨在吸引大量女性客户 [1]

Product Strategy - Apple should introduce a smart ring to revitalize its watch and wearables business [1]

Core Viewpoint - The recent executive order by President Trump to end the de minimis exemption has led to significant price increases for products from Chinese retailers Shein and Temu, affecting low-value items previously imported without tariffs [6][10]. Price Adjustments - Shein and Temu have raised prices on various products to offset the new 120% tariff, with specific examples showing a 91% increase for a bathing suit set on Shein and a 13% increase for patio chairs on Temu [2][4]. - Price fluctuations were noted, with some items, like a smart ring on Temu, being cheaper despite the overall trend of price hikes [4]. Impact of Tariffs - The end of the de minimis rule will require U.S. customs to scrutinize an additional 1 million packages daily, which may help prevent dangerous products from entering the market [7]. - Low-income Americans, who rely heavily on affordable options from Shein and Temu, will be disproportionately affected, as they spent significantly more of their income on apparel compared to wealthier households [8][9].