Your Galaxy Ring is also compatible with non-Samsung Android phones
What's the story
The Galaxy Ring, initially perceived as exclusive to Samsung's own smartphones, has been found to be compatible with other Android devices. This revelation contradicts earlier assumptions based on Samsung's product launch presentation and terms listed on their website. M. Brandon Lee on X has demonstrated compatibility by successfully connecting the Galaxy Ring with Nothing Phone (2) using the Galaxy Wearable app. An industry insider hinted at the possibility of iPhone compatibility for the Galaxy Ring in the future.
Information
AI stuff remains exclusive to Samsung phones
According to official terms and conditions, certain features of the smart ring are not compatible with non-Samsung phones. These include Energy Score and Galaxy AI health recommendations, which remain exclusive to pairing with a Galaxy AI smartphone.
Smart features
Design and health tracking capabilities
The Galaxy Ring, a lightweight smart ring made from titanium, is equipped with health sensors including an accelerometer, BioActive Sensor, and temperature sensor. These sensors enable the device to track heart rate, sleep patterns (including duration, quality, and stages), temperature, and workouts. However, it does lack GPS functionality. The ring provides users with a daily Energy Score based on sleep data, temperature readings, and workout information.
Product specifications
Durability, battery life, and pricing details
The Galaxy Ring boasts an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance (10ATM), allowing it to be used while swimming up to 100 meters deep. The device's battery life lasts between 6-7 days on a single charge, facilitated via a charging cradle equipped with a USB Type-C port. Available in three colors—Titanium Black, Titanium Gold, and Titanium Silver—the ring comes in nine sizes (ranging from sizes five to 13) and is priced at $400 in the US.