Ultrahuman Ring Pro Smart Ring Debuts with 15-Day Battery and Real-Time AI Insights, Poised for US Return After Oura Dispute

Ultrahuman has unveiled the third-generation Ring Pro smart ring, boasting up to 15 days of battery life and a redesigned form factor.

The launch occurs as the company seeks U.S. Customs clearance following a patent dispute with rival Oura that disrupted its American operations.

Navigating the Oura Patent Battle

In October 2025, the U.S. International Trade Commission ruled in Oura's favor, banning new imports of Ultrahuman rings and impacting its 45% U.S. user base.

Ultrahuman redesigned the Ring Pro to avoid the patent infringement and has submitted it for clearance to reclaim market share.

Cutting-Edge Features of Ring Pro

The Ring Pro features a new dual-core processor, improved heart-rate sensing for better sleep tracking, and capacity to store 250 days of data.

Priced at $479, it pairs with the Pro Charger offering 45 days of portable power and Qi wireless charging.

Central to the device is Jade, a real-time biointelligence system delivering personalized health recommendations across devices.

Strong Growth and Market Impact

Founded in 2019, Ultrahuman reports a $150 million annualized revenue run rate with 700,000 daily active users worldwide.

The smart ring market surged nearly 80% year-over-year in 2025, driven by demand for advanced sleep tracking and compact wearables.

Women comprise 68% of Ultrahuman's users, boosted by specialized health features and subscription services like PowerPlugs and Blood Vision.

Looking Ahead to Expansion

Pre-orders for Ring Pro are live globally excluding the U.S., with shipments starting in March 2026.

Ultrahuman plans to ramp up production and continue its legal challenge against Oura in India's courts for future dominance.