Smart rings are on the rise as the health trackers with the smallest form factor, and Samsung wants to be one of the few to enter the market early with the Galaxy Ring. We finally have an official look at the Samsung Galaxy Ring and what it offers besides its extremely small, "wear and forget" form facto. Buckle up as we answer all your potential questions about the Samsung Galaxy Ring, its functionality, availability and pricing in this FAQ.
Samsung Galaxy Ring Questions ANSWERED | Is it worth buying? (practical impressions!)
The Galaxy Ring is a wearable device from Samsung that can help track various health metrics like steps, heart rate, sleep, blood oxygen, etc. It does this via a series of sensors tucked into the inner band of the smart ring. These sensors are in close contact with your skin and the tight fit allows for fast and accurate health tracking.
The Galaxy Ring has a Titanium construction, weighs about 3 grams and connects to your Android device using Bluetooth 5.4. It has a range of sensors such as heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep, etc., combined with Samsung Health's comprehensive and personalized health tracking shows all your health information at a glance. The largest ring comes with a 22.5 mAh battery and takes about an hour to charge.
The Galaxy Ring comes in nine sizes, ie from US sizes 5 to 13. Different sizes have different SKU numbers due to the weight and battery difference.
