Samsung’s original Galaxy Ring took the world by storm when it was first launched by the South Korean tech giant in 2024. This was a first for Samsung.
Fast forward to 2026, and we still don’t have a successor to finger wearables. Since the tech giant is now focusing on the ‘Wide’ Galaxy Z Fold, it’s unlikely we’ll get the Galaxy Ring 2 any time soon, but that doesn’t mean the wearable isn’t coming.
The Samsung Galaxy Ring 2 is reportedly in the works, but don’t expect it any time soon
A 2025 release is unlikely
We’ve heard reports in the past indicating that the Galaxy Ring 2 is in development. Now, information coming directly from South Korea suggests that the next generation of Ring will arrive sometime “early next year.”
The information was highlighted by ETNews (via 9to5Google).
As for its value, there was some initial speculation surrounding the Ring’s release during the Unpacked event in the second half of the year. However, the schedule has been re-evaluated.
“Most likely the Galaxy Ring 2 will be launched early next year,” said a source familiar with the matter. “I understand that the successor products focus on improving battery life, comfort and sensor accuracy,” the source added.
The source added that Ring 2 is being developed to improve on the weaknesses of its predecessor. The development prioritizes the placement of internal components to reduce thickness and weight, while increasing wearing comfort. “Battery life is also extended from a maximum of 7 days to 9–10 days,” the report adds.
Elsewhere, health tracking features are also expected to be improved, complete with better sleep analysis and greater insight into cardiovascular health.
Samsung reportedly wanted to add non-invasive blood glucose monitoring, but those plans were reportedly put on hold.
8.5/10
- Heart rate monitor
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Yes
- Notification support
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NO
- Battery life
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Up to 7 days
- Censorship
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Accelerometer; PPG; skin temperature
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