Ultrahuman Ring Pro
Back from a US import ban with the longest battery in the category — and an à la carte pricing model.
Ultrahuman lost its patent case to Oura and was barred from importing rings into the US in October 2025. The Ring Pro is the answer: a redesigned titanium unibody that cleared US customs, went back on pre-order in March 2026, and started shipping to American buyers that June. Fifteen days of claimed battery is the longest of any current smart ring, and the bundled case adds roughly 45 more. There is no subscription, which remains the pitch against Oura — but that is not the whole picture, because individual features live in an à la carte store where Cardio Adaptability and cycle tracking each cost a few dollars a month. The AFib feature is live in Europe and still not available to US users.
Strengths
- 15-day claimed battery, the longest of any current smart ring
- Core sleep, recovery, and stress tracking free for life
- Charging case adds roughly 45 days away from an outlet
Tradeoffs
- AFib detection is not available to US users
- No subscription, but useful features cost extra per month
- No GPS and no real-time heart rate during workouts
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Common questions
- How much does the Ultrahuman Ring Pro cost?
- The Ultrahuman Ring Pro has a list price of $479.
- Does the Ultrahuman Ring Pro require a subscription?
- No. The Ultrahuman Ring Pro has no subscription — you pay for the hardware once and the Ultrahuman app is included.
- How long does the Ultrahuman Ring Pro battery last?
- About 15 days of typical use per charge. Heavy GPS use, an always-on display, and continuous sensing all pull that number down.
- Is the Ultrahuman Ring Pro waterproof?
- The Ultrahuman Ring Pro is rated 10 ATM (100m), which covers showering, swimming, and surface water sports. It is not a dive rating.
- Does the Ultrahuman Ring Pro work with iPhone and Android?
- It pairs with both iPhone and Android.
- When was the Ultrahuman Ring Pro released?
- Ultrahuman released the Ultrahuman Ring Pro in 2026, and it is still in the current lineup.