Samsung Galaxy Ring: First unveiled at the tech giant’s annual Galaxy Unpacked event in January, the Galaxy Ring will be Samsung’s debut smart ring.

This discreet Galaxy smart ring is designed to monitor health data and provide insights based on various metrics throughout the day and night. It will feature an ECG sensor, monitor blood flow, and be available in multiple varieties. The Galaxy Ring is set to be a major competitor to leading fitness tracking rings like the Oura Ring. A new feature called Booster Cards will send wellness insights to users throughout the day, encouraging healthy habits based on metrics like resting heart rate, sleep quality, and stress levels. The wearable will also include a cognitive alert test.

Samsung Galaxy Ring: Price in India The expected price for the Samsung Galaxy Ring in India is ₹35,000.

Samsung Galaxy Ring: Expected Specs & Design The Galaxy Ring is set to enter the wearable market this August in India. While the exact release date is not confirmed, court filings indicate a release month, and new leaks suggest it could cost as much as the Oura Ring, with a subscription included.

The ring will be available in three different colors and nine sizes. It weighs roughly three grams, making it significantly lighter than the current-generation Oura Ring. Most likely, it will connect to smartphones via Bluetooth.

Samsung plans to produce 400,000 Galaxy Rings in the first production run. The design and price will be crucial in determining its success in the market.

Battery life is a key component of a smart ring, as it can be a significant advantage over a smartwatch that needs to be charged every couple of nights. According to records from the Galaxy Ring’s FCC certification, the wearable will come with three different battery sizes depending on the ring size chosen: 17 mAh, 18.5 mAh, and 22 mAh. The Oura Ring currently lasts about five days on a single charge, and Samsung will need to match or exceed this battery life to be competitive.