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fromZDNET
4 hours ago

Ultrahuman takes aim at Oura with new ring's 15-day battery - but not everyone can buy it

Ultrahuman Ring Pro offers 15 days of battery life and significant upgrades including improved heart-rate sensing, expanded data storage, and ProRelease Technology for safer removal if stuck.
fromGSMArena.com
5 hours ago

Ultrahuman Ring Pro unveiled with 15-day battery life, improved sensors and processing

The Ultrahuman Ring Pro advertises up to 15 days of battery life. For comparison, the Ultrahuman Ring Air lasts 4-6 days on a charge according to official numbers. That's a massive upgrade but isn't the end of it either. The new ring comes with a new Pro Charger, which extends the ring's endurance up to 45 days.
Mobile UX
fromThe Verge
10 hours ago

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

The Ring Pro is Ultrahuman's third-generation smart ring, and promises up to 15 days of battery life before needing to recharge, alongside 250 days of on-device health history storage. Those are some significant improvements compared to its predecessor, the 2023 Ring Air, which provides 4-6 days of battery life and several days of offline data storage.
Wearables
Wearables
fromGadgets 360
10 hours ago

Ultrahuman Unveils Ring Pro and Jade AI With Real-Time Health Insights

Ultrahuman launched Ring Pro, a third-generation smart ring with 15-day battery life, titanium construction, and Jade AI for real-time health biointelligence interpretation across its ecosystem.
Wearables
fromTechCrunch
11 hours ago

Ultrahuman bets on redesigned smart ring to win back U.S. market after Oura dispute | TechCrunch

Ultrahuman launched Ring Pro with 15-day battery life and redesigned form to overcome Oura patent dispute blocking U.S. imports since October 2025.
fromGSMArena.com
2 days ago

Luna Ring Gen 2 gets Luna Voice feature for hands-free logging and access to AI advice

In short, you can use voice commands to log events throughout your day - what you ate, what you drank, the supplements that you took, any workouts that you did, even subjective feelings. Previously, you had to pull out your phone to do that. That extra bit of friction could cause you to put it off for later and forget to log important things.
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