The Ultrahuman Ring Pro, a high-end fitness tracking device, has been redesigned to circumvent patent issues raised in a lawsuit filed by Oura, paving the way for a potential US launch.
The redesigned Ultrahuman Ring Pro boasts an impressive 15-day battery life, making it a competitive offering in the wearable technology market. However, the device’s US launch has been delayed due to the ongoing patent dispute. If and when the Ultrahuman Ring Pro does become available in the US, consumers can expect to pay a premium price of $479.
The launch of the Ultrahuman Ring Pro in the US will likely have significant implications for the wearable technology market, with the device’s high-end features and long battery life potentially attracting consumers looking for a premium fitness tracking experience. As the patent dispute with Oura continues to unfold, Ultrahuman will likely be closely watched by industry observers and consumers alike, eager to see how the situation develops and when the device will finally become available in the US.
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