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    Smaller Smart Rings: Game-Changing Choices Coming to the U.S.

    Lina Johnson MercilliBy Lina Johnson MercilliAugust 23, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Fast Facts

    1. Legal Victory: Oura won its legal battle at the ITC, banning Ultrahuman and RingConn from selling smart rings in the US due to patent infringement.

    2. Market Dominance: The ruling solidifies Oura’s leading position in the US smart ring market, where it has sold over 2.5 million devices.

    3. Reduced Options: With major competitors sidelined, US consumers will face fewer choices and less price competition in the smart ring category.

    4. Impact on Innovation: The patent dispute may slow down innovation and variety in the market, favoring Oura but limiting consumer options.

    Smart Ring Market in the U.S. Narrows after Oura’s Legal Victory

    The smart ring landscape in the United States just became significantly smaller. Today, the International Trade Commission (ITC) ruled in favor of Oura, the leader in the smart ring industry. This decision bans two major competitors, Ultrahuman and RingConn, from selling their products in the U.S. due to patent infringements.

    Oura has shipped over 2.5 million rings globally, establishing itself as the most recognized brand in this category. Previously, Ultrahuman and RingConn provided alternatives with lower prices and innovative designs. Their recent offerings, especially the RingConn Gen Air 2, received praise for their affordability and features.

    However, this legal ruling narrows options for consumers. Oura responded positively, stating that the decision “affirms the strength and validity of Oura’s innovations.” The company plans to continue defending its intellectual property aggressively.

    With Ultrahuman and RingConn sidelined, shoppers now face a diminished selection. While Samsung’s Galaxy Ring recently entered the market, it does not fully balance the competitive field. For consumers who appreciate diversity and choice, this ruling comes as a setback. They may experience higher prices and slowed innovation in the smart ring arena.

    The ITC decision solidifies Oura’s dominant position, giving the company a more secure foothold in the U.S. market. As startups struggle to gain traction, one thing is clear: the future of smart rings has become more competitive but less varied.

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