Ultrahuman Ring Pro Reaches US Online Stores and 300 Best Buy Locations

The $479 Ultrahuman Ring Pro is on sale online in the US and at 300 Best Buy stores, with Target and Walmart physical stock expected later.

Oct 30, 2026 - 16:39
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Ultrahuman Ring Pro Reaches US Online Stores and 300 Best Buy Locations
Bionic Gold Ultrahuman Ring Pro above its matching charging case. Image: Ultrahuman, via CNET.

Ultrahuman Ring Pro Reaches US Online Stores and 300 Best Buy Locations

The Ultrahuman Ring Pro is expanding its US retail presence. According to GSMArena’s October 29 report, the $479 smart ring is available online from Ultrahuman, Best Buy, Target and Walmart, and has reached 300 physical Best Buy locations.

Online availability comes before some store rollouts

The report distinguishes online listings from physical stock: Target and Walmart stores are expected to receive rings in the following weeks. That does not mean every branch of all three retailers already has the Ring Pro on its shelves.

In-person availability gives shoppers another way to check the ring’s fit before settling on a size. Ring Pro comes in sizes 5 through 14, with Raw Titanium, Bionic Gold, Space Silver and Aster Black finishes.

How the sizing-kit process works

GSMArena reports that customers ordering from Ultrahuman receive a free sizing kit first. They then confirm their size through the app or order-tracking link before the company ships the ring. Best Buy, Target and Walmart also sell sizing kits for $10, according to the report.

A sample worn over a day or two can be more useful than a quick fitting, because finger size changes during the day.

Ring Pro hardware and battery claims

The titanium-bodied Ring Pro includes a redesigned heart-rate sensing architecture and a dual-core processor for on-device processing. Ultrahuman advertises up to 15 days of battery life for the ring and up to 45 days of additional charging capacity from its Pro Charging Case.

Those are manufacturer figures, not results from our own battery testing. The included case is intended to reduce the need to find a power outlet while traveling; actual endurance depends on use.

Ring Pro and charging-case image: Ultrahuman, via CNET.

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