Source: The Verge
Summary
Ultrahuman has announced the Ring Pro, a wearable device that promises a 15-day battery life. The device is part of the company’s expansion into health-tech. The Ring Pro will be priced at $479.
Our Reading
The launch follows a familiar script.
Ultrahuman’s Ring Pro boasts a 15-day battery life, a feature that sounds like a repeat of previous wearables’ promises. The $479 price tag is also nothing new in the high-end wearables market. The Ring Pro is just another device in the company’s health-tech push. Another wearable, another promise of revolutionary health tracking. Because what we really needed was another ring to wear.
Author: Evan Null
More of the Same
The Ring Pro’s features are not exactly groundbreaking. We’ve seen similar promises from other wearables in the past. The 15-day battery life is a nice touch, but it’s not like we haven’t seen that before.
The Price is Right?
$479 is a lot to ask for a wearable device, no matter how advanced it is. We’ve seen other devices with similar features at lower price points. Is the Ring Pro really worth the premium?
Health-Tech Push
Ultrahuman’s expansion into health-tech is nothing new. We’ve seen other companies make similar moves in the past. Is the Ring Pro just another attempt to cash in on the health-tech trend?
Another Wearable, Another Promise
The Ring Pro is just another wearable device in a crowded market. It promises to revolutionize health tracking, but we’ve heard that before. Will it actually deliver?
Deja Vu
The Ring Pro’s announcement feels like a repeat of previous wearable launches. We’ve seen the same promises, the same features, and the same price points before. Is this really progress?
