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Ascentiz · Wearables & Exos

Ascentiz H Ultra

Name: Ascentiz H Ultra
Brand: Ascentiz
Availability: PreOrder

Pre-order

Both versions can be ordered in Ascentiz’s official store, which ships to the contiguous US, Canada, Mexico and the EU. The H Pro is listed with delivery in 2 to 7 business days; the H Ultra is marked as a pre-order that ‘ships by early October’, a line the store had not updated on 19 October 2026.

from €1,699from $1,699from US$1,699H Ultra (standard kit)

EU price at Ascentiz, checked 19.10.2026.

Official Ascentiz store; buyers in Germany see euro prices: H Ultra €1,699, H Pro €1,399 (19 October 2026). In US dollars: H Ultra standard kit with two batteries US$1,699 (list price US$1,999); H Pro standard kit with one battery US$1,299 (list price US$1,499). Taxes and shipping are calculated at checkout (free shipping on orders over US$99). Outdoor bundles US$1,749 (H Ultra) and US$1,349 (H Pro). During a sale from 9 to 18 October 2026 the store also showed US$1,599 and US$1,199. Ascentiz’s IFA 2026 press release lists European prices of €2,299 (H Ultra) and €1,599 (H Pro).

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Checked: 19.10.2026Source
Made for: Home
Where: Contiguous USA, Canada, Mexico (official store) · EU (official store)

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Overview

A 2.5 kg powered hip exoskeleton for walking, hiking, running and cycling: motors on a modular belt recognise the movement and assist each stride. The H Ultra is the top version with 1,100 W peak power and two batteries for up to 50 km; the H Pro has 1,000 W and one battery for up to 25 km.

Key specs

Weight: 2.5 kg total (store figure for both versions)
Peak power / torque: H Ultra 1,100 W, 2 × 24 Nm; H Pro 1,000 W, 2 × 22 Nm
Battery / range: 75.6 Wh per removable battery; H Ultra 2 batteries, up to 50 km; H Pro 1 battery, up to 25 km
Assisted speed: Up to 28 km/h (H Ultra), 25 km/h (H Pro)
Modes: Ease, ACC and Train, plus Boost on the H Ultra; recognises 16 movement types (H Pro: 12)
Fit: Height 155 to 200 cm, waist 65 to 145 cm, thigh 40 to 80 cm
Build / charging: IP54, max. 35 dB; full charge in about 65 min with a 100 W USB-C PD charger

Versions & prices

H Pro: US$1,299$1,299Standard kit with one battery; list price US$1,499. Outdoor bundle with mounts and motor covers US$1,349.
H Ultra: US$1,699$1,699Standard kit with two batteries; list price US$1,999. Outdoor bundle US$1,749. Marked as pre-order.

Why it’s in

It recognises up to 16 kinds of movement, from stairs and hills to running and cycling, and adjusts its assistance to each.
The H Ultra comes with two removable 75.6 Wh batteries, rated together for up to 50 km of assistance.
Built as a platform: the belt takes swappable modules (a knee module has been announced), and the base design blueprints and an SDK are open source.

What bothers us

Mixed delivery record: most user reviews on Exoskeleton Report (1.8 of 5 from 10 ratings, October 2026) describe late Kickstarter rewards, incomplete orders and slow support.
Prices and dates move a lot: list prices are cut by US$200 (H Pro) and US$300 (H Ultra), with frequent extra sales, and the H Ultra page still promised shipping ‘by early October’ on 19 October 2026.
A young brand, founded in 2023 and incubated by RoboCT in Hangzhou, with no EU dealer found; the store does not say how VAT and import duties are handled for EU orders.