My precious! Galaxy Ring looks insanely hot from up close, is going to track your sleep

My precious! Galaxy Ring looks insanely hot from up close, is going to track your sleep،

I wish I could give you a full overview of the Galaxy Ring, but the truth is I can't. Samsung continues to be incredibly tight-lipped about its health-focused smart ring, so we still know almost nothing about it.

However, the Galaxy Ring has taken a small step toward becoming a real product here at Mobile World Congress, where it's available behind glass. A number of previously unknown facts have indeed been shared by Samsung representatives, which allows us to at least begin to paint a complete picture.

First of all, so far there appear to be three different Galaxy Ring colors in development: silver, gold, and black. They're all fantastic – the Galaxy Ring has an incredibly clean and polished aesthetic that's timeless and easy to mix with any outfit. An interesting fact is that the ring is slightly concave, in order to be protected from scratches. Such a design decision seems very smart to us, as the surface of the product is highly polished and such finishes tend to accumulate micro-scratches quite easily.

The Galaxy Ring will be able to connect to other devices in the Galaxy ecosystem when it makes sense, like your phone or smartwatch: the former to get data from the ring, and the latter because certain features of the watch will be improved by the presence of additional sensors in the ring.

Samsung said the main focus of the Galaxy Ring is sleep tracking, like some other smart rings, such as Oura. So, the Ring is poised to become Samsung's most accurate smart device yet when it comes to measuring common sleep quality parameters, as well as detecting certain sleep-related disorders. It makes sense to tout the Galaxy Ring as the ultimate sleep tracking device, as a ring tends to be much more convenient and discreet during sleep than a watch.

9 different ring sizes will be offered with the aim of maximizing compatibility with as many potential buyers as possible. It is currently unclear what the sizing process will look like. Oura, for example, tends to send a “sizing kit” to allow a user to first find their correct size, and only then does it send the actual ring.

Currently, the Galaxy Ring is scheduled for release in the second half of 2024. I say “currently” because Samsung is still actively working on the Ring, so plans could change in a few months.

Do you want the Samsung Galaxy Ring to provide the ultimate sleep tracking experience? Let us know what you think in the comments!