Yesterday, Samsung revealed comprehensive information regarding its first smart ring during the event. Since its debut at the Galaxy Unpacked event last month, fans have been eagerly anticipating more details on the Galaxy Ring. Samsung has revealed the battery life of the upcoming wearable device, set to be released in the latter half of this year.
Samsung’s smart ring is predicted to have a battery life of five to nine days, as disclosed during a conference with Korean news site Financial News. The extended battery life is due to the lack of a display, a feature often included on smartwatches. The next wearable device is expected to provide up to nine days of battery life on a single charge.
Samsung Galaxy Ring
This information is consistent with prior assertions given by Samsung mobile CEO TM Roh. It was also confirmed that the smart ring will not have the capability for voice calls. The Galaxy Ring is expected to be launched in the second half of the year, as reported by The Elec, citing a Samsung Vice President. Indicating that its launch will probably align with the Galaxy Unpacked event, usually taking place in late July or early August.
The Galaxy Unpacked event typically reveals new iterations of Galaxy Z foldable devices, wearables, and tablets, suggesting that the Galaxy Ring would be one of the goods featured at this event. The Samsung Galaxy Ring will be available in platinum silver, gold, and ceramic black colors based on the details disclosed yesterday. One of its characteristics will be natural fertility tracking cycles specifically tailored for women.
It will also add the My Vitality Score feature, designed to assess the user’s mental and physical readiness. Samsung stated that the Galaxy Ring will include advanced sensors, but has not revealed precise information about them yet. The device will have sleep-tracking features that can monitor heart rate, sleep delay, and nightly movement.
