Ultrahuman Launches $479 Ring Pro With Dual-Core Chip and 10-Day Battery

1 articles · Updated · Engadget · May 14

Engadget found Ultrahuman’s first major ring update since 2023 delivers a redesigned titanium body, a dual-core chip with onboard machine learning and 250 days of storage, with shipping set for June 20.
Battery life reached 10 days in testing with 9% left, close to Ultrahuman’s 12-day Turbo claim; the bundled charging case adds 45 days of reserve power and handles direct firmware updates.
The redesign follows US sales trouble for the Ring Air after an Oura-owned patent dispute, and Ultrahuman is using the extra processing power to support its Jade AI and paid Power Plugs add-ons.
At $479, the Ring Pro costs more than Oura Ring 4 at $349, but Oura also charges $6 a month for full features; Engadget said the two remain closely matched overall.

With its advanced case and no subscription, can Ultrahuman's hardware finally dethrone Oura's established software ecosystem?

As Ultrahuman launches globally but skips the US, can it survive without conquering the world's largest wearable market?