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I tested the Ultrahuman Ring Pro: Rich in features, but still a hard sell

The latest ring from Ultrahuman is packed with features, but it's both larger and more expensive than its predecessor.
Long battery life. Charging case comes with the smart ring, free of charge. Enough features to please the biohackers. Might be overkill for casual users. Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. A few years ago, I couldn't differentiate between the Oura Ring 3 and the Ultrahuman Ring Air. Both smart rings both held a similar position in the wearables market -- industry newbies with a novel design and insights you couldn't get from smartwatches. Oura was the fan favorite, but Ultrahuman offered up a unique value proposition in its subscription-free business model without a paywall. Two years later, the latest generations of both smart rings are…
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