Samsung has finally launched the most anticipated wearable of the year, the Galaxy Ring. While smart rings aren't exactly a new form factor, what makes the launch of the Galaxy Ring exciting is that Samsung is the first major manufacturer to jump into the smart ring business. If you're thinking of buying the Galaxy Ring or want to know more about what it offers, here's everything you need to know.
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The design of the Galaxy Ring is minimal with a clean outer body with a flat side that acts as an indicator and helps to wear the ring in the right direction. The inner band has all sorts of sensors, from EKG and SpO2, to heart rate and sleep sensors. Image courtesy: Samsung
The ring is available in nine sizes from 5-13, 5 being the smallest and 13 being the largest. Overall, there is nothing visually different about the Galaxy Ring compared to most other rings on the market. The smallest Ring SKU weighs approximately 2.3 grams while the largest weighs approximately 3 grams.
Galaxy Ring also supports gestures for easy control. For example, you can double-tap to find the last location of your Ring, or take photos and dismiss alarms on the connected Galaxy smartphone.
