Ultrahuman’s new flagship smart ring has a 15-day battery life

Ultrahuman is expanding its health monitoring ecosystem with the launch of a new Smart Ring and upgrade of its “Bio-AI” platform. The Ring Pro is Ultrahuman’s third-generation smart ring, promising up to 15 days of battery life before needing to be recharged, along with 250 days of on-device health history storage.

These are some significant improvements compared to its predecessor, namely 2023 Ring Airwhich offers 4 to 6 days of battery life and several days of offline data storage, according to the website. user Estimates. Ultrahuman has also made other upgrades to the Ring Pro, including a redesigned heart rate sensor that improves the signal during sleep and recovery, a faster dual-core processor, and safety improvements that allow the ring to be detached from the finger more easily in emergency situations.

The Ultrahuman Ring Pro will ship with a new Pro Charging Case that provides up to 45 days of additional battery life and stores up to one year of ring data. The case features a built-in speaker, a proximity tracker that allows users to find the device via the Ultrahuman app, wireless charging, and an LED indicator that displays battery level status.

The Ring Pro comes in gold, silver, black, and titanium color options, and is available in sizes 5-14. Pre-orders launch today for $479 with global availability – Excludes In the US, where Ultrahuman is running afoul of patents from rival smart ring provider Oura. Shipments begin in March.

The launch of Jade, a new upgrade to Ultrahuman’s AI platform, does not exclude the United States, and will be available to all global Ultrahuman users. Ultrahuman says Jade is “the world’s first real-time biometric AI,” capable of pulling health data insights and performing apnea and atrial fibrillation (AFIB) detection tasks. Future updates will allow Jade to do “much more,” according to Ultrahuman, including proactively reporting health concerns before they happen, controlling smart home functions like adjusting room temperature, and even ordering food.

Ultrahuman says the goal is to make Jade an “autonomous health agent that works 24/7 to improve your life,” but it doesn’t specify when these additional features will be available.