Ultrahuman Ring Pro Starts Shipping June 20: Early Reviews Confirm 10–15 Day Battery and No Subscription

The Ultrahuman Ring Pro begins shipping to Kickstarter backers on June 20 — five days from now — marking the arrival of the most ambitious smart ring challenger to Oura's dominance.

What Early Reviews Say

• Battery life confirmed: Early reviewers report 10–15 days of real-world battery life — up to 3x longer than the Oura Ring 5's 6–9 day range
• Dual-core processor: On-device computation is noticeably faster than the Ring Air predecessor, particularly for sleep staging and activity detection
• Fighter-jet titanium: Available in four finishes, water resistant to 100m, with a redesigned heart rate sensor for improved accuracy
• PRO Charging Case included: Unlike Oura's $99 separate charger, the case comes in the box

Pricing Comparison

• Ultrahuman Ring Pro: $479 one-time — lifetime access to all features, no subscription
• Oura Ring 5: $399 + $5.99/month ($471/year after year one) — subscription required for full features
• RingConn Gen 3: $299 — no subscription, haptic alerts included
• Kickstarter backers: Super Early Bird tier was $299 with free worldwide shipping

What This Means for Buyers

If you backed the Kickstarter, your ring ships in five days. If you didn't, retail orders begin in July at $479. The Ring Pro's strongest argument is simple math: after two years, the Oura Ring 5 costs $543 in subscriptions alone, while the Ring Pro's total cost stays at $479. For buyers who prioritize battery life and hate subscriptions, this is the ring to watch. Compare all options in our smart ring guide.