Oura’s subscription-free rival is back on Kickstarter with a tempting new bundle

Ultrahuman is back on Kickstarter. Roughly 4 years after crowdfunding the unique Ring AIR, the corporate has launched a new marketing campaign for its newest mannequin, bundling the sensible ring with its Mini Charger and extra ecosystem perks.

The Ultrahuman Ring PRO was first introduced in late February, touting 15-day battery life. It additionally builds on Ultrahuman’s current lineup with a titanium design (out there in 4 finishes), a redesigned coronary heart charge sensor for improved sleep monitoring accuracy, and a new dual-core processor for quicker on-device efficiency. Ultrahuman additionally says the ring can retailer as much as 250 days of well being information regionally, so you may hold monitoring with out syncing the app commonly.

Ring PRO Kickstarter bundles embrace Ultrahuman’s Mini Charger. Sadly, bundles don’t embrace the bigger PRO Charging Case, which provides as much as 45 days of additional battery life alongside with Qi charging, native information storage, and Discover My assist. The marketing campaign additionally folds in as much as $130 price of Ultrahuman’s non-obligatory PowerPlug providers, which broaden the corporate’s well being platform with extra health and wellness instruments past the ring’s customary monitoring options.

Early-backer pricing began at $299 for the primary 250 supporters, although that tier has already offered out. Present pricing sits at $349 for the following 500 backers earlier than climbing to $399 and ultimately $449 as extra tiers refill. Ultrahuman says delivery is anticipated to start in June 2026.

This is a notable return to crowdfunding for a firm that has spent the previous few years positioning itself as one among Oura’s largest subscription-free rivals. With its important battery positive factors, the PRO has the potential to win over consumers.