Fits very small and the ring sensors stopped working after 3 days of wear.
Response from Samsung USBy R&R Team, October 2, 2024
It's great to hear from you. Your feedback is greatly appreciated. We see that you reached out to share your thoughts on the Galaxy Ring. The water-resistant Galaxy Ring measures blood oxygen, cadence, calories burned, distance traveled, duration of exercise, duration of sleep stages, hours slept, respiration rate, resting heart rate, and skin temperature. It is also equipped with an accelerometer, temperature sensor, and optical heart rate (PPG) sensor. We hate to see that your Ring sensors are not functioning correctly. We're here to help! Samsung products are warranted against manufacturing defects in material and workmanship for the limited 12-month warranty period specified for each product. We also provide the option to add additional coverage with Samsung Care+ on eligible devices, which offers extended protection and additional support. Please reach out to us via Samsung Support so that we can further assist you with this. -Kelvin smsng.us/Samsung-Support smsng.us/Facebook-Messenger smsng.us/X-Messages smsng.us/Samsung-Community smsng.us/Warranty-Info smsng.us/Samsung-Care-Plus
The ring in my experience is fairly accurate, it's comfortable and it serves the main purpose I wanted it for which is to act as a backup to my galaxy watch 7 and to be a more comfortable sleep monitor. I believe it does really well with sleep monitoring personally. I will however say that I have an S23 ultra and the ability to use gestures is not currently available with anything before the brand new galaxy phones at the time of writing this. That kinda sucks cause it feels like I can't use all of the product I spent a lot of money on. If you own other galaxy devices I think the ring is a good purchase if you do some research and really nail down why you want it.
It is mostly fine. The step count is accurate enough, as long as you are not in a treadmill. I wanted this ring for sleep monitoring and step count for when I am not wearing my huge Garmin watch. I have not explored all features yet, but nothing broke so far!
Worked fine at first. 2 weeks into wearing, it became vague and inaccurate. E.g., showing I went to sleep at 2:15 a.m. when it was before midnight; not registering snoring; inaccurate pulseox and body temperature readings.
Comfortable to wear, stays on when I sleep, and seems mostly accurate. Steps seem to be a little overcounted, and like other people have reported, it's reporting my sleep oxygen down to the 70's, which is a little unlikely, but everything else looks pretty like what I'd expect. The app is good, and shows me what I'm interested in tracking.
Works as intended. I was looking for a passive way to track my sleep and this delivers. It also adds in step metrics and other things, so bonus. I like the double tap to mute an alarm feature as well.
I do like the Ring, the size is perfect, I wish I had gotten the black one. When paired with your phone you can expect a lot of alerts. This is my first ring of any sort. It does do what it says it will do.