This innovative device is designed for users who track daily activities while at the same time not compromising on style. Galaxy Ring combines essential health tracking features such as counting steps, measuring heart rate and monitoring sleep quality. This latest move by Samsung offers a perfect example of how it combines technology in the field of health and wellness.
Samsung physically exhibited the Galaxy Ring, which was introduced once again yesterday, this time at the Mobile World Conference (MWC 2024) and shared some new details about the device. This health and well-being-focused device will be available in three different colour options: platinum silver, gold and ceramic black. It is expected to be released at the end of the year.
Will the Galaxy Ring revolutionise wearable technology?
Samsung didn’t reveal much about the Galaxy Ring when it showed off a render of the device at its Unpacked event last month. At the time, we knew that the device was a well-being-focused wearable technology positioned as a competitor to Oura and would be equipped with unknown sensors.
No photographs of the device were allowed to journalists today, but some additional images provided by Samsung show that the device is the same size as the Oura but with a thicker build. This additional thickness is not surprising given the storage of electronic components inside.
