Wednesday’s Galaxy Unpacked event squeezed a ton of announcements into just over an hour, but it led with the much anticipated Galaxy RIng for a reason. The company is clearly excited for its latest line of wearable devices, highlighted by its titanium answer to the Oura Ring. But that just scratches the surface of what Samsung offered up this week. Let’s dig a little deeper into Samsung’s new wearables.
Galaxy Ring ($399)
The teases finally came to fruition on Wednesday when the company officially unveiled the Galaxy Ring. Samsung becomes the first major smartphone developer to challenge in the smart ring market, and it looks to be coming to fight. The titanium ring boasts up to seven days of battery life, a collection of three sensors for tracking several health metrics and works easily with other Samsung devices and the Samsung Health app to keep users on top of their health data. Best of all, the Galaxy Ring won’t wall any of its features behind a subscription like other competitors in the market.
