Ultrahuman Ring Pro debuts with 15-day battery life and Jade AI, but US launch remains uncertain

Ultrahuman Ring Pro Extends Battery Life to 15 Days

Ultrahuman has unveiled its third-generation smart ring, the Ultrahuman Ring Pro, bringing substantial improvements to battery life and data processing capabilities1

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. The device offers up to 15 days of battery life in "Chill" mode and up to 12 days in "Turbo" mode, a dramatic improvement over its predecessor, the Ring Air, which provided only 4-6 days of battery life2

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. CEO Mohit Kumar explained that achieving this milestone required months of engineering effort, given that ring batteries are typically 20 to 50 times smaller than those in wrist-worn devices5

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The smart ring ships with a new Pro Charging case that provides an additional 45 days of battery life and features wireless charging compatibility with Qi-enabled devices3

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. The case incorporates a speaker, proximity tracker for locating the device via the Ultrahuman app, haptic notifications, and an LED indicator displaying battery status1

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. Designed to sit on a nightstand rather than hide away, the charging case can diagnose and address firmware issues, eliminating concerns about bricked devices4

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Enhanced Hardware Delivers Actionable Health Insights

The Ring Pro features a redesigned heart-rate sensor that improves signal quality during sleep and recovery, addressing limitations of the previous generation2

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. An upgraded dual-core processor enables on-device machine learning for better accuracy and speed in health tracking1

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. The improved heart-rate sensor provides better data quality, while the faster processor allows the ring to crunch numbers more efficiently than older hardware, which had been pushed to its limits4

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The device can store up to 250 days of health data on-device, compared to less than a week for the Ring Air1

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. This expanded storage capacity means users can go longer without syncing to their smartphones. The Ring Pro also includes safety improvements through new "Pro Release" technology that allows the ring to be cut apart more easily in emergencies involving finger swelling or injury3

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. Available in gold, silver, black, and titanium finishes, the wearable tech comes in sizes ranging from 5 to 141

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Jade AI Introduces Biointelligence Platform

Alongside the hardware launch, Ultrahuman introduced Jade AI, described as "the world's first real-time biointelligence AI"2

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. Unlike typical health advisory platforms built on ChatGPT or Claude, Jade AI is a purpose-built model designed to keep data on secure servers and provide deeply integrated health data insights5

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. The platform synthesizes information across Ultrahuman's ecosystem, including Ring, Blood Vision, Home, and M1 CGM devices, to deliver historical trends, current recommendations, and flag potential health concerns1

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Jade AI can trigger activities such as Afib detection and initiate breathwork sessions based on real-time analysis3

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. Mohit Kumar emphasized that Jade is more action-oriented than question-and-answer based systems, with plans to enable autonomous decision-making capabilities5

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. Future updates aim to expand Jade's capabilities to include smart home functions like adjusting room temperature, ordering food based on nutritional needs and sleep timing, and proactively flagging health issues before they occur2

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. Kumar envisions Jade as an "autonomous health agent working 24x7 to improve your life," capable of understanding sleep, recovery, movement, and nutrition through continuous glucose monitoring data5

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Patent Dispute with Oura Delays US Launch

The Ring Pro is available for preorder globally at $479, with shipments beginning in March, but the device faces a significant hurdle in the United States2

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. The US launch delay stems from an ongoing patent dispute with Oura Ring, which resulted in an October 2025 ruling by the US International Trade Commission against Ultrahuman3

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. The ruling prevented Ultrahuman from importing new rings to the US market, forcing the company to sell through existing inventory.

Ultrahuman has redesigned the Ring Pro specifically to address the patent issues and submitted the new design for clearance with US Customs and Border Protection3

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. Mohit Kumar expressed confidence about returning to the US market, telling TechRadar that Ultrahuman expects to be "back in the US very, very quickly, I think within maybe it could be a few weeks"5

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. While the hardware remains unavailable in the US, Jade AI is accessible to all global Ultrahuman users, including those in America with existing rings1

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. Users with older Ultrahuman rings can access trade-in deals to reduce the cost of upgrading to the Pro model once it becomes available in their region4

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