What you need to know
- Ultrahuman announced that its Ring Pro is available now in the U.S. without delay and without pre-order.
- Consumers can purchase the device at online storefronts from Ultrahuman, Target, Walmart, and Best Buy; however, 300 Best Buy stores will also have it for fitting purposes.
- The Ring Pro features a 15-day battery life (45 days with the case), “Enhanced memory” for health data, a titanium build, and more for ~$479.
Ultrahuman’s latest smart ring debuted in February. However, the U.S. was excluded from its “global” debut—that changes today (Oct. 29).
Ultrahuman announced in a press release that the Ring Pro is now available to U.S. consumers. Consumers can purchase the Ring Pro online at Ultrahuman’s storefront, Target, and Walmart. Additionally, you can grab it at Best Buy online or in-store at one of 300 locations. Ultrahuman states the Ring Pro’s presence at Best Buy stores gives users a unique advantage.
You can try on the Ring Pro in-store, have it sized to your finger, and “take it home the same day.” The smart ring was announced at $479 at launch in February, so consumers should see similar pricing online and in-store. The company states that it’s working on bringing the Ring Pro to Target and Walmart stores “over the next few weeks,” so you can try it on and have it sized in person.
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To celebrate the Ring Pro’s U.S. arrival, Ultrahuman’s CEO and founder, Mohit Kumar, said, “We’re delighted to be on sale in the U.S. so customers can get hold of Ring PRO without pre-orders or delays.”
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Ultrahuman reminds us that the Ring Pro features up to 15 days of battery life. However, paired with its charging case, users can get up to 45 days. The Ring Pro and its charging case feature a pairing so strong, you can find it if you’ve lost it. Ultrahuman says users will benefit from “Find My Case” and At-a-glance feedback on the case. This feedback delivers “confirmations and alerts via haptics, and view battery level status via an LED indicator.”
Plus, users won’t need a subscription to unlock its many continuous health-tracking features. Returning to its original launch, Ultrahuman said it will sell the Ring Pro in sizes five through 14.
The Ring Pro was also built with “enhanced memory.” Ultrahuman says it can remember up to 250 days of data to “assist with your health history.” The company redesigned its heart rate sensor to be more useful when you’re sleeping or recovering.
