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Made from titanium, the Ultrahuman Ring Pro comes in sizes five to 14, and four different finishes: Bionic Gold, Space Silver, Aster Black, and Raw Titanium. The major new hardware feature is its dual-core processor which improves on-device data processing, and a larger memory capacity where up to 250 days of data can be stored. A new battery returns up to 15 days of battery life, depending on your use, and there’s a choice of charging cases too. The smart ring tracks sleep, activity, recovery, stress, and sleep patterns as standard. It doesn’t require a subscription, but there is a choice of

The Ultrahuman Ring Pro will be available to pre-order from March 24 in the US. The first 1,000 orders will cost $349, the next 2,000 will cost $389, the next 3,000 orders will be $429, and after that, all orders will be the standard $449 retail price. If you buy during the pre-order period, you get a Pro Charging Case included, which normally costs $100. The Ultrahuman Ring Pro will start shipping on May 15. It takes on the Oura Ring 4, which starts at $349 for the titanium version, and $499 for the ceramic version, and the $399 Samsung Galaxy Ring. Ultrahuman Ring Pro $349 $449 Save $

The Oura Ring 4 is the RingConn Gen 3’s main competition. It lacks the Vascular Health and vibration feature, but makes up for it with a comprehensive app and lifestyle tracking, plus a choice of either titanium or ceramic materials. It requires a $6 per month subscription. Ultrahuman is also launching the Ultrahuman Ring Pro. It will be available in the US from June 20, and costs $479. Alternatively, screen-less trackers like the Whoop 5.0 and new Fitbit Air may appeal if you’re put off by wearing a ring. RingConn Gen 3 $314 $349 Save $35