Customer Ratings & Reviews

Honestly. It is better than what I expected. The Galaxy Ring is a nice tracker for you daily life. It is very lightweight and durable, Titanium is very durable but light, no rough edges, and you can feel the sturdiness. It does not look like it will break easily. Inside we got Resin, which is super smooth to the touch and not irritating. Id you remove the ring you got LEDs telling you battery life with different colors. As for battery life, I use continued heart rate measurement along with my watch, and it went for 100% to 95% in 12 hours. User interface is Samsung usual, very easy to set up. Case is beautiful, charges wireless as well and retains a charge for the future, I am yet to test how many charges it holds. Gold one is very stylish compared to black. I can tell you it won't scratch easily under normal circumstances. For a first gen product it does the job great. Most people giving it a bad review expect to replace a watch capabilities with this, but this is solely for tracking. No NFC, Samsung pay, LEDs are not customizable. So don't expect a lot of features for it except for the Sleep Tracking, Heart Rate and EKG. As for pricing goes, 400$ is a lot of money for it, specially when it serves only for tracking. It is a very niche product that serves its purpose. Dont expect all the bells and whistles of a watch. I consider this a complement more than a whole unit.

I've been using it for almost a month now, and the experience has been great. It works as expected. **Pros:** - The battery life is excellent, lasting about a week. I usually charge it while I'm in the shower. - The ring size kit was helpful to choose the right size. - I wear it while playing sports, and it doesn't cause any discomfort or show signs of damage, even after a few impacts. - For sleep tracking: I've used Apple and Samsung watches before, but this one feels more comfortable. - The stats are similar to what you'd find with other smartwatches. **Cons:** - While it has a "Find My Ring" feature, it's not very effective, so it's best to be mindful of where you leave it. - There's no vibrating alert for inactivity, unlike smartwatches. - The green sensor lights can be a bit distracting at night, but it's not a major issue.

The ring is amazing and so comfortable to wear, measures excercise and sleep, just like a smarwatch but less intrusive, i loved it and i will keep it, but it has details, blood oxygen at night is a mess, it tells me constantly that it dropped to 82%, at first i tought it was true but i started sleeping with the Galaxy Watch Ultra just to be sure, and completely different the watch says im always above 92%, also you cant measure oxygen levels when you want to, only at night and thats annoying, there are not many workouts on the Samsung Health App with the ring, so i use the watch for excercise now, using the ring for cardio like running its crazy good and comfortable, but no so much to do weights, the energy score always is on point and also tells me that i consumed alcohol bc it affects my sleep so thats crazy, nevertheless, the ring its beautiful, light, and im pretty sure Samsung can fix the little details with updates, the battery lasts almost 7 days so its great, love it!

I like the Samsung Galaxy Ring. I was able to get a full 7 days of battery life. The ring is light, comfortable and most of the time I forgot it was there until I had to wash my hands. At night, I would just use the Galaxy Ring, instead of using a smartwatch. However, the ring is limited on metrics and functionality, so if you're already using a Galaxy Watch, its just redundant. The biggest con was that the finish was rubbing off on the end (see pics - that's not a reflection), so I am going to return it and stick with the Galaxy Watch Ultra.

Very comfortable light weight health tracker. I was surprised how accurate this item would be with sleep tracking & its pretty spot on. I would highly recommend it for anyone looking for a smaller health tracker than a watch. Overall works well together but when you have both watch & ring it does all the tests on the watch. I did notice a few nicks on the ring from normal use so try to be careful when doing heavy tasks, maybe take it off & dont lose it.

Excellent tracking. Love that it balances usage with my Galaxy watch 7 Ultra. Battery life exceeds expectations. Also glad there isn't a subscription fee. I just wish they had my index finger size when i purchased, but they had my ring finger size which seems pretty accurate as well. Despite ive put this through, it has yet to show any wear marks, so very durable coating. Sensitive too, captures all my naps during the day :)

Basically does everything it claims to do, at a high-quality feel and comfort to the ring. Had it about a month or so, no issues at all. Battery life is amazing, and it matches mh watch (silver).

The ring's color began to fade after three weeks of use, concerning me about its long-term appearance. Additionally, the battery life looks like short of the advertised seven days, particularly for individuals who engage in physical activity or frequent movement.

The ring is just ok. Nothing really special about it especially for the $400 price. It should have been $299

Super comfortable, way more than expected! And it has more features than I expected!

I am getting happy with it rings gym walk through it

The accuracy of the measurements is questionable and should not be relied upon as an indicator of sleep apnea. It may be suitable for tracking activities such as running or walking. The Garmin watch provides more accurate measurements and the next version of this device may offer improved accuracy and the ability to be worn on any finger.

Couldn't even survive one 40 minute workout. Its completely scratched up and looks terrible now. I expected it to look like this eventually but not after one short lift. Also, the fitness metrics are very inaccurate. Was barely active one day and the app showed i had 9ver 10,000 steps and burnt 2,000 calories. Pretty disappointed in this.

1st and foremost, I would like to say to some people that the ring is NOT a watch replacement but more of a companion to it. They work together in an ecosystem to better your daily life with tracking and suggestions on how to improve. While I do like my ring, some tracking features are excellent while some leave much to be desired. Getting the perfect ring for you is a process. It is HIGHLY recommended you use their sizing kit to find the best match for your finger instead of the industry standard of ring sizing. This is because the tracking sensors will make it a little tighter on the finger if you do not size properly. I wore a mock size 10 and 11 on 2 hands before settling on 10 and it was perfect. The box itself is nice and simplistic. Inside is the beautiful clear case/charger (wireless compatible), Galaxy Ring itself, a USB C cable and some literature. Setup was a breeze since I am already part of the Samsung/Galaxy ecosystem. Samsung Wearable app found the ring and paired it instantly. Along side the app is another that is for your tracking and wellness called Health. While wearing the ring, I used the app to enter my vitals as in weight and height. The app did the rest as in heartrate, stress lvls etc. Now it is important to note that you should give the ring at least a week before thinking all your numbers are crazy high or low so that it gets to know you and your routine better. I love the sleep and water tracking the most. Stress tracking I just cannot understand for the life of me. It is always saying I have HIGH stress when I know I don't. For example I could be laying on the couch super comfy, AC running while watching a great movie and the entire time my ring says my stress lvls are HIGH and I should try breathing techniques....what?? Also look at the pics as when I manually test for stress, I am green and low, but the tracker will record and log that I am highly stressed. Samsung needs to fix this ASAP. Other than that, my numbers started to settle for sleep (I am slightly low because I have a habit of sleeping at 2am and waking up at 7am), heartrate and blood oxygen are good. My energy score is showing areas for improvement and recommends what I should do to improve. Battery life is excellent. Lasts about a full week before needing to charge. Once in the charger, 30 mins provided more than half the juice to 100 and fully charged takes about 50 minutes. Another thing to consider is price to performance ratio. I know the ring market is fairly new and in it's infancy but since the Ring only tracks via app and does not give any other benefits like NFC or any type of display, it's hard to justify a $400 price tag with what you are getting. Sure quality is amazing. The Galaxy Ring itself is solidly built and feels premium. Lightweight yet strong enough to withstand the elements. Never had an issue with daily showers, hand washings, sweating and normal everyday behavior effecting it at all. As Samsung's first attempt in the ring market, there were a lot of things done right and wrong. I hope in the future more QoL benefits are put into the rings as I do like mine a lot.

As someone who has spent years testing a variety of health monitoring devices, I was eager to try out the Samsung Galaxy Ring. My experience with different gadgets has made me keenly aware of what works and what doesn’t when it comes to tracking daily activities, monitoring heart rate, measuring sleep quality, and more. With Samsung's strong reputation in the wearable tech space, I had high expectations for their entry into the smart ring market. Key Features Design & Build Quality: The first thing that struck me about the Galaxy Ring is its sleek, minimalist design, crafted from robust titanium casing. It’s noticeably lightweight and slightly thicker than a wedding band, which gives it a sturdy feel without compromising on comfort. I’ve worn it on my index finger for a week now, and it sits comfortably, even during vigorous activities like running or hiking. One feature that stands out is its water resistance, making it a reliable companion for all-weather wear. The materials used feel premium, and after a week of use, there’s no sign of wear and tear—something that speaks to Samsung’s commitment to durability. The only time I remove the ring is during weight training at the gym, as I'm slightly concerned about the possibility of scratching it. Battery Life: The Galaxy Ring boasts impressive battery life, easily lasting a full week on a single charge. While it’s comparable to my other smart ring in terms of power consumption, I noticed that its energy use is even more efficient when paired with the Galaxy smartwatch. This seamless integration between the devices seems to optimize battery usage, allowing both to function more effectively. The Samsung Galaxy Ring’s charging case can recharge the ring from 0 to 100% approximately 1.5 times when fully charged, adding another 10+ days to the Galaxy Ring’s overall battery life. Health and Fitness Tracking: The Galaxy Ring is packed with features that cater to health enthusiasts. It tracks essential metrics such as heart rate, SpO2 levels, sleep stages, and more. I was particularly impressed by the accuracy of the data. When compared with both my Samsung Galaxy Watch and another smart ring I’ve used for over a year, the numbers were nearly identical, with only a 5% margin of error between the smart rings. This consistency highlights the effort Samsung has put into ensuring precision. The sleep analysis is especially detailed, breaking down different sleep stages and providing insights that help me adjust my routine for better rest. I also conducted a comparison over two days, with and without wearing the Galaxy Watch, and found that the sleep data was more accurate when both devices were used simultaneously. Data Interpretation & Insights Quality of Data: The Galaxy Ring provides data that is both accurate and highly relevant, offering insights that truly enhance your understanding of your health. I was particularly impressed with the precision of its heart rate data, which I compared against my Samsung Galaxy Watch and another smart ring I’ve used extensively. The heart rate readings were consistently in sync, showing only minor variations, which reinforces the reliability of the Galaxy Ring. The Energy Score is another standout feature, combining metrics like sleep duration, activity levels, and heart rate variability to offer a clear picture of your daily readiness. I expect the Galaxy Ring to excel at trend analysis over time, providing a comprehensive view of my health patterns. This will make it easier to identify areas for improvement and adjust my routine accordingly. The detailed breakdown of sleep stages, activity levels, and recovery metrics is invaluable for anyone serious about optimizing their well-being. Impact on Daily Routine: The Galaxy Ring has made a noticeable impact on my daily routine. The insights it provides have not only heightened my health awareness but have also motivated me to make tangible changes. For instance, the detailed sleep analysis has encouraged me to establish a more consistent sleep schedule, which has noticeably improved my energy levels throughout the day. Additionally, the daily Energy Score has become a key factor in how I plan my activities, helping me determine when to push myself and when to take it easy. These small adjustments, guided by the ring's data, have enhanced my overall well-being, making the Galaxy Ring an integral part of my daily routine. No Subscription Fees: The Samsung Galaxy Ring does not require a subscription to access its full range of features, which I find particularly important when choosing a smart ring. App: The Samsung Health app has been further enhanced with the integration of the Galaxy Ring into its ecosystem. The ring syncs seamlessly with the app, allowing me to access a comprehensive view of my health metrics—everything from heart rate and sleep analysis to activity levels—all in one place. This integration really elevates the user experience, particularly with advanced features like the Energy Score, which pulls data from all my Samsung devices to provide a holistic view of my daily readiness and overall wellness. Having the Galaxy Ring as part of the Samsung Health ecosystem ensures that all my health data is synchronized across devices, offering a more accurate and consistent picture of my well-being. The Samsung Galaxy Ring is a game-changer in the wearable tech space. Its combination of sleek design, robust health tracking features, and seamless integration within the Samsung ecosystem makes it a standout choice for anyone serious about monitoring their health. While it’s best suited for those already using Samsung devices, its no-subscription model and comprehensive data insights make it a compelling option for a broader audience. I highly recommend the Galaxy Ring to anyone looking for a discreet yet powerful tool to enhance their health and wellness journey.

I got this ring as an addition to my Samsung ecosystem (phone and watch). I wanted something that I could wear while sleeping. I don't wear my watch to bed. It's just too bulky. First things first. Get the Galaxy Ring Sizing Kit to find your perfect size. Something that I did not do that you should is that when you find a size that works, wear the sizing ring for a while doing your normal activities. I only wore it for about 10 minutes to get my size. What I didn't take into account is how much my fingers swell while I'm working. Out of the box, the ring is in a clear charging case. It's sturdy and comes with a USB-C to USB-C charging cable. The case is also compatible for wireless charging. Syncing the ring to the Wear app is simple. Just open the app on your phone and open the charging case and your phone will find and pair the ring. Pros: Battery life. The battery life on the Galaxy ring is incredible. I got five and a half days out of the initial charge. I decided to charge it when the battery level got to 39% so I wouldn't take a chance of it dying while I was at work. Health tracking. When wearing the ring consistently it gives you a daily energy score. This score is based on several factors. Average sleep time, bed/wake time consistency, sleeping heart rate, sleeping skin temperature, etc. Under the sleep tab you can find how long you slept, physical recovery, sleep cycles, etc. It tracks the different levels of sleep. Awake time, REM sleep, light sleep and deep sleep and gives you a graph of each type. It also tracks your blood oxygen level during sleep. It also tracks and records your snoring. The first night it showed that I snored for 31 minutes. The next night it said that I snored for 7 minutes. Although, I will say that my wife said that it must have missed some because according to her, I snored much longer than that. So maybe take that with a grain of salt. It also has a find my ring feature. There are two green and one red lights on the sensors. They are of course tiny, but using the find my ring feature the red and green lights flash in an alternating pattern. You would need to have a completely dark room and have the lights facing you to notice them. Another feature of the lights is that they are a (limited) battery level indicator. They can't tell you exactly what the battery level is, but if you take the ring off and the green lights flash you have more than 15% battery left. If the red light flashes the battery level is below 15%. The sensors must be positioned on the bottom of your finger to work properly. There is a little ridge on the outside of the ring to indicate where the sensors are. They are not noticeable when wearing the ring. Durability. I make hydraulic hoses and sell adapters. All day long I'm working with metal. I have intentionally been extremely rough with this ring. While I do wear nitrile gloves when making hoses, I have to put a lot of force on some fittings to get them onto the hoses. I have had 1,000s of metal fittings and adapters banging against the ring day after day. I have yet to see a single scratch or blemish on the ring. The only thing I could do to be harder on this ring is hit it with a hammer. I've seen that other people are saying that it scratches easily. I can't imagine what they are doing to get that to happen. It may be different colors that do not hold up so well. For me, the black has been great. Cons. There aren't many, and my situation may be unique because of what I do, but this ring can hurt. I initially sized the ring (13) to wear on my index finger of my right (dominate) hand. However, after a couple of hours at work my fingers swelled so much that I couldn't get it off. I had to run my hand under cold water to get the swelling to go down and get it off. I have since switched to wearing it on my middle finger. The fit is much better. I've been wearing a silicone wedding band for years. Being silicone, it is soft and flexible, I don't notice that I'm wearing it. With this ring, if I'm not working I don't notice it. However, at work I feel it all day long. When I'm squeezing something tight and my fingers are pinched together, I feel the ring in my adjacent fingers. It gets to the point to where it's quite painful and the points where the ring pushes against the other fingers stays sore. As I said, that is probably unique to the type of work that I do, but it's something to think about if you do something similar, like a mechanic who is holding wrenches all day. I know that it has to be a solid ring due to what's inside it, but it's making me second guess wearing it all of the time. I might just resort to wearing it when I sleep and on the weekends. With that said, I do recommend it if you're already in the Samsung ecosystem. It has a lot of great features and for most people, they will never experience the cons that I feel with it.

TLDR: Samsung has introduced a formidable competitor in the smart ring space; one of the great distinguishing features is that there is no subscription required to utilize all the sensor features of the ring. Using an Android phone app (no compatibility with iphones) the user has a multitude of wellness tracker that measures activity, sleep and other health measurements. The app records many useful data points for the user. The app offers up routines, stories and other health related information. Battery charge is touted as lasting a full week to 9 days; it is fully waterproof for use while swimming, hot tubbing and rainy bike riding. Available in silver, black or gold titanium metal and in sizes from 5 -13. Samsung has a ring sizing device that is used first before ordering the actual ring. Samsung’s sizing kit allows the buyer to select the correct size for their intended finger. It is advantageous to use the sizing kit first to avoid having a ring that is too large and prone to being lost or having to return a too small ring which wont fit either the index, middle or ring fingers. I got the titanium black metal version in size 11. It is available in ring sizes five through 13 and weighs about 3 grams. Notably the larger sizes have slightly bigger batteries which might give longer charge life. Samsung supplies a transparent, glowing clear plastic block charging case for recharging the ring when away from an AC outlet, similar to those used for tiny wireless earphones. The charging block uses a supplied USB-C cable that plugs into any USB-C 5 volt charger. The ring charges first and then the block. Titanium is a durable metal and should be resistant to most scratches for regular use. Samsung Health App: A Sleep Score is part of the health app, which grades the quality of nighttime sleep times on factors such as length, restfulness, physical and mental recovery and your sleep cycles. Energy Score is another reported factor. It tries to analyze your prior day activity mixed with sleep indicators to suggest how active a user could expect to be for the current day. It includes a Step Counter which keeps track of all walking and total minutes of walking and approximate calories burned. It includes a Running time tracker. A Workout History will summarize the latest sessions. It shows heart Beats Per Minute as well as the BPM range. It also shows calories burned since we input our age, sex and weight. It has a finding function in that by tapping a app control, the red and green lights (the sensors) inside the ring flash alternately at brightest levels. This is obviouslymore useful if lost indoors than if it is lost outside in the sunshine. When setting up the health app the user needs to tag their 3 favorite exercise activities. I chose Lap Swimming, Weight Machines, and Indoor Biking since I am a regular gym member where those 3 activities are always available. (I would have liked to also include Hiking, Treadmill and Elliptical trainer but only 3 can be chosen. Maybe later updates will allow that) I feel this competitor to Oura is very formidable and will povid eusers a great health advantage if the readings are followed and the user adjusts their sleep, their activity and thor caloric intake to obtain better results there fore improving their health in the process. I expect that as the app is improved, more function could be added using the same sensors in the ring. The app also has a Fitness section which has many videos demonstrating exercise. If a user takes them to heart and participates one can see improvements in personal health. The app also has a Together section where, using your phone number, it allows you to contact other friends to invite them to fitness challenges.

I was excited to get the opportunity to try this ring. I habe always had Galaxy phones, tablets and watches. I like the android platform and I like how the devices work together without a lot of prompting from me. The ring comes in a really nice case. It is clear crystalline plastic with a mount inside to hold the ring. This case is also the charger for the ring. It uses a USB C cord. I charged my ring in the case fully. I have been wearing it for 6 days now and still have 20% battery. I'm not sure but I think that the case holds a charge and will charge the ring when you set it on it without having to plug it in. You can get it wet, wash dishes, wash your hands, etc. It has a find my ring feature that lights up the LEDs. Right now, the only features available to me are sleep tracking, O2 monitoring, steps, heart rate and an activity tracker. There is also a feature that attempts to track your menstrual cycle based on measuring your skin temperature when you sleep. The step count between the ring and my Galaxy Watch seems pretty similar. The activity tracker on my ring doesn't seem to have picked up my activity. It shows I've been pretty slothful this week. In reality, we've helped our son and daughter in law move, I've chased my 1 year old granddaughter, mowed the lawn and trimmed a tree. I've also done regular households chores and gone to work as a paramedic caring for a patient in their home. I have seen reviewers talk about using gestures and "pinches" to control their phone and the cameras on their phones. I could not figure out how they were doing this as I didn't see anything about this feature. There were no instructions with ths ring beyond "this is your case/charger and this is the cord" sort of thing. The instructions on app are not available/functional at this time. So I resorted to Google. From the Samsung info, your phone needs to be running at least Android 11, which mine is. But from what I could determine you have to be running Galaxy UI 6.1.1 or higher. I'm only running 6.1. So I guess I have to wait for an update. The ring has a sizing kit that is available that I recommend. The kit is filled with dummy versions of the ring in various sizes. It gives you the opportunity to try on what your ring will be like and make sure you get the right size. You could just order by your ring size, if you know it but you might want to go the route of the sizing kit so you can make a choice based on the feel of the actual ring. The ring has a concave design so it doesn't feel like a regular ring to me. I chose to wear mine on my ring finger. I see people wear them on their index finger. In retrospect, I think that would have been a better choice. The ring has a line on it which is supposed to stay on the base/at the palm side of your hand. On my ring finger, the ring twists a lot due to the movement of my hand. Also, because of the concave shape, the top edges protrude. I'm a smaller woman but I chose a size 8 ring. I couldn't have go e smaller in the whole sizes offered. I find that the ring seems uncomfortable because it digs into my fingers when I grasp something. Holding the dog leads when they pulled slightly made me feel like my fingers were going to be injured. So I think my index finger would have been a better choice. All in all, I think the ring has great potential. I don't think it's quite there yet. It needs better directions and easier to access information. I think the cost of the sizing kit should credited back to you when you purchase the ring. I'll give it 4 stars because 3.5 isn't an option and like I said, the potential is there.

TL;DR: 1. SETUP: It was very easy. Use the Samsung Health and Galaxy Ring Apps. The App takes care of everything for you 2. USE: It works well for it’s intended use 3. USABILITY: It’s simple and automatically connects with your phone 4. OVERALL: I like it, it’s minimalistic, but for my needs, an activity watch is better for me I have used fitness trackers for 15+ years. I have been looking at the two main competitors and was excited to try the Samsung Galaxy Ring. The presentation of the “ring fit kit” was excellent. The case the ring utilizes to initially pair and charge the Ring is extremely high-quality. The ring itself is very lightweight, very durable, and has a great look to it. I like the outer portion is concave throughout the entire circumference of the ring. The overall package is excellent. I am currently using a competitor’s watch and have been for sometime. I wanted to see how it would compare to the ring. To use the ring, you need to use the app to start your fitness sessions. For some things, it recommends using the Galaxy Watch. This was something I did not expect. Also, I don’t always carry my phone with me. It missed several of my activities, unless I initiated that session on my phone prior to the activity I chose. I was impressed with the physical health trackers it offered. I don’t know how accurate it always was specifically for my stress levels. The competitor watch I wear does not offer that, so it was highly interesting for me to see. I know it sometimes when it said I was highly stressed, I definitely was not, but at other times I definitely was. You kind of have to take it with a grain of salt, but it did give me a good insight into how I’m feeling. The sleep tracker worked great. In comparison to the competitor’s watch, the watch tracks more of what I want. I’m going to need to get a Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra, as that may be the perfect tracker I’m looking for specifically for my needs. I will continue wearing the ring, as it is a discrete package that offers a ton of insight into my day-to-day activities. Lastly, the battery life was excellent. I’ve been wearing it for over two weeks and really only did it needed to charge it once after the initial charge. I’m still used to other devices. I charge more often, so I was charging it about once every three days with somewhere between 40 and 70% battery charge left. I have included some pictures of the tracker as it was tracking me. It was not distracting, and I enjoyed seeing the green, red or both lights on. Sometimes I’ll notice that on my watch, but it was more noticeable on the ring.

The Samsung Galaxy Ring is a new wearable device that combines the best features of a smartwatch and a fitness tracker into a sleek, stylish package that fits right on your finger. Pretty cool, right? Well, let’s get into then! Design and Fit The Galaxy Ring is made with a titanium frame that is lightweight and scratch-resistant from my experience. First, you’ll want to get the sizing kit in order to find the right fit for your finger before purchasing the ring. Once you find the right size, you’ll be able to pick from a couple of colors. I ended up with the Titanium Black color, and it’s really beautiful. The fit and finish of the ring is impeccable, and would suitably match almost anyone’s style. The watch comes with a classy, clear charging case that allows you to charge the ring a second time before itself needing a recharge. This case also acts as a way to protect your ring when you’re not wearing it. Features and Software The Galaxy Ring has 3 sensors: An optical bio-signal sensor that tracks your heart health A skin temperature sensor that tracks your skin temperature while you sleep An accelerometer that tracks your walking and running automatically These sensors all work together to provide you with health data that rivals most smartwatches on the market. Sure, you’re not going to get ECG capability with the watch, but most of the features you want from a fitness tracker are all there without the bulk of one. To configure the Galaxy Ring and it’s features, you’ll have to download the Galaxy Wearables app on your phone. In this case, I was using a Samsung Flip 4 and the configuration went well. The ring paired with the app easily and updated itself without any issue. From there you’ll want to set up gestures, although these will not work if you have gestures enabled on another wearable, like a Samsung Watch. The gestures will allow you to do certain functions, like take a picture, by just pinching your fingers. This is a super cool feature and I like it a lot. Of course, all your health data will sync up to your Samsung Health app and will be organized just like before, so that’s a huge plus. You can also wear both a watch and a ring, as they’ll work in unison with one another without any issues. Performance/Battery Life The Galaxy Ring's performance so far has been excellent. The heart rate monitor seems accurate, the pedometer is reliable, and the sleep tracker provides enough insights into my sleep patterns that wearing a watch while I sleep doesn’t seem necessary any longer. Battery life has been good, with about 5–6 days before needing a charge. Charging the ring is as easy as placing it back in the docking case, which can charge the unit and let you go up to 14 days without needing a power outlet. This is great for vacations or trips where you might not be near an outlet all the time. Overall Impression The Samsung Galaxy Ring is an incredible piece of tech for those already in the Samsung Galaxy ecosystem and are looking for a watch alternative to take care of health tracking. It’s also hard to recommend with so many cheaper smartwatches that are capable of doing a lot more. If you’re tired of wearing a watch and would rather opt for a more discrete and minimalist ring to monitor your health; then this is one of the best products out there, but only if you already own a Samsung phone.