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Amex Platinum Cardholders Rejoice: Get an Oura Ring for Practically Free!
Published on January 3, 2026, 2:07 AM

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Heads up, Amex Platinum cardholders! There's a new perk in town: a $200 statement credit towards an Oura Ring. For those not familiar, the Oura Ring is a sleep and activity tracker that's worn on your finger, offering some cool health insights.

Here's the deal: you need to enroll for the benefit through your Amex account. Then, purchases of the Oura Ring Gen4 on the official Oura Ring website (US only) will trigger the credit. The base price of the Gen4 is $349, which isn't exactly cheap. However, with the $200 credit, you're only paying $149 + tax. There are also ways to save even more money. If you are military affiliated, you can verify through GOVx for $50 off Gen 4. CLEAR+ also offers 10% off up to $49 off the gen4. Also, the older Gen3 ring is priced at $199, meaning it's essentially free after the credit.

Keep in mind that the credit doesn't apply to the Oura membership fee ($6/month or $70/year, but new rings get one month free). Also, gift cards won't trigger the credit. There are reports that using Paypal to pay allows you to split the purchase across multiple cards, potentially stacking credits to get the Gen4 for free. Finally, some users have reported success in triggering the credit with non-ring purchases. Check the comment section of the original article for more details!

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