Tech Desk
Jul 10, 2024
At Samsung's recent Galaxy Unpacked event in Paris, the tech giant unveiled its much-anticipated Galaxy Ring alongside the latest Galaxy Z foldable smartphones. This marks Samsung's debut into the smart ring market, promising advanced health tracking and sleep monitoring features.
The Galaxy Ring comes in a sleek, lightweight design weighing between 2.3 grams to 3.0 grams and boasts a water-resistant build. It's available in three stylish finishes: Titanium Black, Titanium Silver, and Titanium Gold. Designed to integrate seamlessly with the Samsung Health platform, the smart ring promises to deliver up to seven days of battery life on a single charge.
Key features of the Samsung Galaxy Ring include comprehensive health tracking capabilities, making it a valuable tool for users keen on monitoring their well-being around the clock. This includes functions to track sleep patterns, monitor heart rate, and more.
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Priced at $399 (approximately Rs. 34,000), the Galaxy Ring is set to go up for pre-order in select markets starting July 10, with wider availability slated for July 24. Samsung aims to appeal to health-conscious consumers looking for a blend of functionality and style in wearable technology.
The launch of the Galaxy Ring underscores Samsung's commitment to expanding its wearable portfolio and enhancing its ecosystem of health-centric devices. As the market for smart wearables continues to grow, Samsung's entry into the smart ring category signals its intent to cater to diverse consumer needs with innovative solutions.
Galaxy Ring sensors
The three sensors on the Galaxy Ring will cater to the following three aspects of health-related monitoring.
- Sleep Tracking
- Physical Activities
- Hearth Rate
