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We are here with some exciting news – Samsung has officially pulled back the curtain on their latest innovation, the Galaxy Ring. We’re diving into the full design and features of this sleek piece of tech.
Design Delights Picture this – the Galaxy Ring, reminiscent of the Oura Ring, but with a few cool tweaks. Samsung went for a concave shape that tapers in the middle, a clever move to dodge accidental scratches. You can choose from three stylish colors – ceramic black, platinum silver, and gold. And hey, it’s available in US ring sizes 5 to 13, labeled as S to XL inside the ring.
Powerful Inside Out Now, let’s talk about size and weight. The Galaxy Ring caters to all with its range of sizes. The battery? Well, it grows a bit with the larger rings, from 14.5mAh for the smallest to 21.5mAh for the XL. And guess what – it’s feather-light! The smallest one weighs just 2.3 grams, while the XL hits 2.9 grams. A comparison? The Oura ring weighs between 4 and 6 grams.
Health at Your Fingertips Beyond the aesthetics, Samsung is bringing a game-changer to the table – the My Vitality Score. Derived from a model by the University of Georgia, this score considers sleep, activity, resting heart rate, and heart rate variability. The higher your score on the 0 to 100 scale, the healthier and more energized you are, both physically and mentally. This feature is not just limited to the Galaxy Ring; it’ll also be part of Samsung’s Galaxy Watches, starting with the Watch 6.
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Smart Companion Features As if that’s not enough, Galaxy Ring users will receive personalized Booster Cards, offering scientifically backed tips based on data gathered by your Samsung devices. Need a companion for your Galaxy Watch? Look no further – the Galaxy Ring pairs up seamlessly for top-notch 24/7 health and activity tracking.
Sneak Peek into More Hold your breath – Samsung has confirmed that the Galaxy Ring can track Sleep Apnea, joining the ranks of cutting-edge health-tracking wearables. While some earlier reports hinted at wireless payments and ECG measurements, Samsung kept mum on these features. But remember, this is just a teaser; the full reveal is slated for July at the Unpacked event alongside the Z Fold 6.
Compatibility and Beyond Starting off as a Samsung Galaxy exclusive, the Galaxy Ring will eventually spread its wings to other Android devices.
Samsung Galaxy Ring will be exclusively compatible with Samsung Galaxy smartphones at launch, with plans to expand to more Android devices later. Stay tuned for this game-changer that’s set to redefine how we view health and wellness in the wearable tech space.
