The Samsung Galaxy Ring has quickly become a popular alternative to the Oura Ring, thanks to its lower price point. However, one significant limitation has been its size availability, with the largest option being size 13. This has left many with larger fingers unable to comfortably wear the ring. But good news is on the horizon! According to reliable leaker Max Jambor, Samsung will soon be releasing Galaxy Rings in sizes 14 and 15, expanding the range to accommodate more users.
This expansion is a welcome change for many. While sizes 5 to 13 cover the standard range in the U.S., a growing number of men find themselves outside this range and in need of larger options.
But what makes the Galaxy Ring such a compelling choice? Unlike the Oura Ring, the Samsung Galaxy Ring doesn’t require any subscription fees. This makes it a standout option in the increasingly crowded market of subscription-based wearable devices, despite its less advanced tracking features.
Of course, there are more feature-rich wearables out there. However, if you’re deeply invested in the Samsung ecosystem, the Galaxy Ring is a solid choice. It seamlessly integrates with other Samsung devices, like the Galaxy Watch, and can even utilize gesture controls when paired with a Samsung smartphone.
Furthermore, the Galaxy Ring excels in style. Its transparent charging case gives it a luxurious look, while the sleek black or gold design adds a touch of sophistication without being overly flashy.
In addition to the expanded size options, Samsung is also increasing the Ring’s availability to more regions. It’s set to launch in Mexico on October 3rd, marking another step in its global expansion.
With its competitive price, stylish design, and expanding size and region availability, the Samsung Galaxy Ring is poised to become a more prominent player in the smart ring market.
