- The all-new Samsung Galaxy Ring made its debut at MWC 2024.
- The Samsung Galaxy Ring will likely come in three colour options.
- The device is set to include a variety of health-tracking features.
Samsung has showcased its Galaxy Ring at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024 in Barcelona. It is being introduced as a new device focused on health, aimed at making daily wellness easier. The smart ring is expected to be available in three colours and will have the capability to monitor users’ heart rate, movement, breathing patterns, sleep cycles, and other health-related metrics.
Galaxy Ring previewed
- The all-new Samsung Galaxy Ring made its debut at MWC 2024.
- Although attendees couldn’t try it on, it was showcased in a large display case.
- Enthusiasts had the opportunity to get a glimpse of the Galaxy Ring.
- Samsung confirmed that the Galaxy Ring will come in three different colours.
- The device is set to include a variety of health-tracking features.
It is worth noting that the company has only showcased the new wearable as of now and hasn’t revealed its pricing and availability. We can expect the South Korean tech giant to disclose the pricing and other key details likely at the Galaxy Unpacked July 2024, when the company will unveil the new flip and fold phones.
Samsung Galaxy Ring features (expected)
Samsung has not revealed all the features of the Galaxy Ring yet. However, it has come up with some key details of the new wearable. Take a look at the expected key features and other important details about the Galaxy Ring.
- The Samsung Galaxy Ring will likely be available in US ring sizes 5 to 13, with the size specified inside the ring.
- Larger-sized rings will feature slightly larger batteries, although Samsung hasn’t provided specific details yet.
- The Galaxy Ring will come in Ceramic Black, Platinum Silver, and Gold colours.
- Samsung hasn’t disclosed the exact sensors inside the Galaxy Ring, but it will offer extensive sleep-tracking capabilities.
- Sleep tracking might include monitoring heart rate, breathing rate, and night movement, and detecting early signs of sleep apnea.
- Users need a compatible Galaxy smartphone and the Samsung Health app to view their data, as the Galaxy Ring lacks screens or buttons.
- The Galaxy Ring is particularly highlighted as a sleeker sleep tracker compared to wearing a smartwatch.
