Ultrahuman Ring Pro wants to last 15 days on your finger, and has an AI that won't just sit on your data

Ultrahuman has launched Ring Pro, its third-generation smart ring that delivers up to 15 days of battery life—a number the company calls a "fundamental breakthrough" for the category.

Built around a titanium unibody frame, it's available to pre-order globally (excluding the US) at $479, with shipments starting March.Ring Pro packs a dual-core processor with on-chip machine learning, which means faster data crunching and sharper accuracy right on your finger. The heart-rate sensor has been redesigned to pick up cleaner signals during sleep and recovery—arguably when tracking matters most.

There's 250 days' worth of onboard storage, so your health history stays intact even without a phone nearby. And a practical safety touch: ProRelease Technology lets the ring be cut apart more easily if your finger swells.

Four finishes are available—Bionic Gold, Space Silver, Aster Black and Raw Titanium—in sizes 5 through 14.

The Pro Charging Case does a lot more than just charge

Ultrahuman has rethought the charger too. The Pro Charging Case stores up to a year of ring data and uses UltraSnap magnetic charging, which the company says produces less heat than conventional wireless methods.

The case holds its own charge for up to 45 days, supports Qi wireless top-ups, and has a built-in speaker with proximity guidance to help you track it down via the app. You can also push firmware updates and run diagnostics straight through the case.

Ultrahuman’s Jade turns health data into real-time action

The splashier announcement might actually be Jade, a real-time biointelligence AI now available free to all Ultrahuman users globally, including in the US. Unlike standard LLM integrations that simply recap your health history, Jade can act—triggering breathwork sessions, running AFib detection, and stitching together ring data with Blood Vision biomarkers, CGM glucose readings, and environmental inputs from Ultrahuman Home.

It ships with Standard and Deep Research modes. Ultrahuman says the long-term vision is for Jade to work autonomously in the background—eventually ordering food or adjusting your thermostat without being asked.