Samsung Galaxy Ring

Excellent sleep tracking accuracy ; Emphasizes practical sleep coaching ; Energy Score is user-friendly and insightful ; Sleek design and very comfortable to wear

Offers fewer features than competitors and the Galaxy Watch ; High price (but no subscription fee) ; Inconsistent heart rate data and unreliable SpO2 readings

For a first effort, the Samsung Galaxy Ring is a strong start with some superb elements, in terms of accuracy and coaching.

Incredibly light and comfortable design ; Great sleep tracking ; 4+ days of battery life ; Excellent charging case ; Doesn't have a subscription

Wildly inaccurate SpO2 levels ; Poor workout tracking accuracy ; Doesn't work with the iPhone ; Too expensive, tough competition

“The Samsung Galaxy Ring is an important smart ring with a lot of good ideas. It's just not the first one you should buy.”

Works seamlessly with the Galaxy Watch. Wonderful case. Lighter than the Oura ring. Full suite of health features, including cycle tracking. Can auto-detect pool swimming.

Exclusivity is its greatest gift and greatest curse. Not worth getting if you don’t have a Samsung phone. AI-enabled suggestions are BS. Doesn’t have a gyroscope or GPS.

Up to 7-day battery life ; Earbuds-style charging case ; No subscription fee

Requires Samsung Health app ; High initial cost

The Samsung Galaxy Ring, is a well-rounded device that integrates wonderfully with the Samsung Health app, using AI and cutting-edge health tools to create a comprehensive “set and forget” wearable experience. Its software doesn’t quite match up to...

Thin, Light Hardware Design ; Long Battery Life ; Stylish Charging Case ; Accurate Biometrics Tracking

Expensive ; Samsung Ecosystem Lock-in

Comfortable design for 24/7 wear ; Energy score is great ; Beautiful charging case with a clever design

Live heart rate tracking limited to a few workouts ; Expensive compared to other smart rings ; Wellness tips not very helpful yet