Ultrahuman Ring Pro is coming to the Czech Republic! The smart ring will impress with amazing battery life and a beautiful charging case

In recent years, smart rings have become a full-fledged alternative to fitness trackers and watches, but most of them are hindered by battery life. Ultrahuman radically addresses this with its new model. The Ultrahuman Ring Pro already has a Czech price of 11,990 CZK on Alza, and stock is expected at the end of May. If you are interested in availability or want to track the product, you will find everything in the product detail.

Quick summary:
✅ Makes sense if you want an unobtrusive health tracker with battery life you don’t have to worry about every two days, and you don’t want to pay a monthly subscription.
⚠️ Consider if you expect a display or NFC payments – the ring is purely focused on health data, not notifications or payments.
💡 For 11,990 CZK, you get a titanium ring with 15-day battery life, an advanced AI assistant, and lifetime data access without additional fees.

Why the Ring Pro is interesting

The Ultrahuman Ring Pro has been completely redesigned compared to the existing Ring Air model. The most visible change is battery life: up to 15 days in Chill mode, or around 12 days in Turbo mode with more intensive tracking. This is a significant improvement over the Ring Air, which lasted a maximum of six days. Additionally, the package includes a charging case with its own battery for an additional 45 days of operation – just occasionally place the ring in the case, and you practically don’t have to think about charging, even when traveling.

The case charges wirelessly via Qi or USB-C, and in addition to the battery, it also houses a speaker, haptic feedback, an LED charging indicator, and can diagnose problems with the ring’s firmware. From a design perspective, it’s a significantly more ambitious solution than the simple cases offered by competitors.

What it measures and how it processes data

The Ring Pro features a redesigned heart rate sensor with improved signal quality and a new dual-core processor with on-device machine learning. In practice, this means the ring processes data directly on itself, faster and more accurately, without the need for constant phone connection. The internal storage can hold data for up to 250 days – compared to less than a week for the previous model. So, if you forget to sync your phone, you won’t lose your data.

The ring tracks standard metrics: heart rate, heart rate variability (HRV), sleep quality, body temperature, and activity. In addition, Ultrahuman has launched its AI assistant, Jade, which can analyze current and historical data, offer real-time recommendations, and activate features like atrial fibrillation detection or breathing exercises. Jade works across the entire Ultrahuman ecosystem – if you also use their M1 glucose monitor or Home sensor, you’ll get a more comprehensive picture of your health.

Practical aspects: material, sizes, durability

The Ring Pro is made from durable titanium with a PVD coating. The Bionic Gold variant offers a golden hue, but Raw Titanium, Aster Black, and Space Silver finishes are also available. The ring is waterproof up to 100 meters (10 ATM), so it can withstand swimming, showering, and diving. The size range covers sizes 5 to 14 (without half sizes). If you are unsure about the size, Ultrahuman offers a free sizing kit with plastic measuring rings with your order.

Connectivity is provided by Bluetooth 5.3 with low power consumption. The ring is compatible with both Android and iOS. Important information: Ultrahuman does not charge any monthly subscription – all data and app features are accessible for life after a one-time purchase.

What to expect

The Ring Pro is a brand new product – it started shipping worldwide in March 2026 and is expected on Alza on May 29. This means that Czech user reviews or long-term experiences with this specific model are not yet available. Initial international impressions are positive, but detailed tests are yet to come.

It is also worth noting that Ultrahuman has an ongoing patent dispute with competitor Oura Ring in the USA, due to which it is currently not for sale there. This does not affect the European and Czech markets, but it is a context worth knowing.

The price of 11,990 CZK is in the context of higher-category smart rings – the global price of the Ring Pro is 479 euros. Compared to its main competitor, the Oura Ring 4 (which costs a bit less but requires a monthly subscription for full data access), the Ultrahuman model is interesting precisely because of the absence of recurring fees. However, if you are looking for a simpler and cheaper option, the Ultrahuman Ring Air will be significantly less expensive.

If you are generally interested in the category of smart rings and wearables, you can also browse the current offer within Alza Days, where discounts on smartwatches, trackers, and accessories regularly appear.

Verdict: who is the Ring Pro for

The Ultrahuman Ring Pro, priced at 11,990 CZK, targets people who want to track their health discreetly, without needing to wear a watch, and who also don’t want to deal with charging every two days. Fifteen-day battery life, 250 days of local storage, and no subscription are arguments that no one else in the smart ring category currently offers. Conversely, if you are looking for a device with a display, NFC payments, or want a product that has been on the market longer and has verified Czech reviews, it’s worth waiting or considering alternatives. In any case, if the Ring Pro has caught your interest, you can start tracking it on Alza now.

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