Earlier this year in January, Samsung made waves in the consumer tech industry by introducing its first-ever smart ring. Since then, numerous details about the Samsung Galaxy Ring have surfaced through both official confirmations and various leaks and rumors. This innovative wearable from the South Korean tech giant is poised to make a significant impact on the smart rings market. Today, the anticipation ends as the Galaxy Ring makes its official debut at the Unpacked event, sharing the spotlight with the Z Fold 6, Z Flip 6, and Watch 7 series.
Samsung Galaxy Ring Specifications and Features
The Samsung Galaxy Ring features a titanium grade 5 finish and a distinctive concave design, with its sides tapering toward the center. It boasts an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance, and it's waterproof up to 100 meters, making it ideal for swimming. This lightweight device has its smallest variant measuring 7.0 x 2.6mm and weighing just 2.3 grams. Available in nine sizes from size 5 to 13, Samsung provides a free sizing kit with each order to ensure the perfect fit before finalizing the purchase.
In terms of health and fitness, the Samsung Galaxy Ring is outfitted with an optical heart-rate PPG sensor that delivers crucial data like abnormal heart rates in real-time, along with metrics such as beats per minute and respiratory rate. It also includes a skin temperature sensor and menstrual cycle tracking for precise measurement results. The smart ring can track sleep patterns, offering features like snoring analysis, movement during sleep, and sleep latency. It supports various exercise activities and can automatically detect some workout modes. Users will receive alerts when they have been inactive for extended periods. Another standout feature is the AI-enabled Energy Score, which evaluates your physical and mental state based on multiple sleep parameters.
Enhanced Usability and Battery Life
The Samsung Galaxy Ring includes a gesture feature, allowing users to control their smartphone’s camera shutter or dismiss alarms with a double pinch, similar to the Apple Watch's double tap. It is compatible with Samsung Find and has built-in LED lights that flash when the device is misplaced. The wearable is designed to last up to 7 days on a single charge. It comes with a transparent charging case equipped with LED lights to indicate its status.
The Samsung Galaxy Ring is priced at $399 and is available for pre-orders starting today. Shipping begins on July 24, and the ring will be offered in Titanium Black, Titanium Gold, and Titanium Silver colors.
