Samsung confirms Galaxy Ring is coming to Australia in mid-October

Galaxy Ring is Samsung’s newest form factor, offering Samsung’s powerful sensor and wellness tracking technology in its smallest wearable yet.

Unveiled at Galaxy Unpacked in Paris alongside the Galaxy Z Fold6, Galaxy Z Flip6, Galaxy Watch Ultra, Galaxy Watch7, and Galaxy Buds3 series, the Galaxy Ring will be made available to Australian customers exclusively at Samsung.com and Samsung Experience Stores from mid-October. Australia is the first country in the South-East Asia and Oceania region to release Samsung’s latest wearable technology.

Designed for extended wear and simplified, 24/7 wellness monitoring, the Galaxy Ring is lightweight[1] and comfortable with a stylish and distinct concave design. All data and insights are integrated into Samsung Health[2]  for seamless access within one cohesive platform without a subscription. With sleep being the foundation of wellness, Galaxy Ring is the optimal form factor to offer Samsung’s best-in-class sleep analysis and powerful sleep AI algorithm, based on all-new sleep metrics for a more detailed analysis and understanding of sleep.[3]

By combining holistic insights and data with Galaxy AI[4] on the Samsung Health app, Galaxy Ring offers personalised and tailored wellness experiences and is an exciting addition to the wearables portfolio. With the much anticipated launch of the Galaxy Ring, Australians can soon embrace an unrivalled experience during every step of their wellness journey with a minimalistic and sleek form factor.

Galaxy Ring will be available in nine size options, from five to 13, and three colour choices — Titanium Black, Titanium Silver and Titanium Gold.

To help ensure a perfect fit, customers will be offered the Galaxy Ring sizing kit as part of the checkout process.

1. Pick a size, try it on. Check the position of the three sensors on the bottom and the indicator on the outer surface. Wear the sample ring so that the sensors are facing up. Make sure the indicator is also on the palm side.
2. When you find one that feels right, move your fingers around. Finger sizes can change from day to night, so it’s recommended to keep the ring on for at least 24 hours. Go about your day and sleep through the night.
3. If your finger feels comfortable after 24 hours, that’s your Galaxy Ring size.

For more information and to be notified when the Galaxy Ring is available for sale, Australians are encouraged to register their interest here.

[1] Weight of Galaxy Ring varies by size. Size 5 Galaxy Ring is 2.3g, size 6 Galaxy Ring is 2.4g, size 7 Galaxy Ring is 2.4g, size 8 Galaxy Ring is 2.6g, size 9 Galaxy Ring is 2.7g, size 10 Galaxy Ring is 2.8g, size 11 Galaxy Ring is 3.0g, size 12 Galaxy Ring is 3.0g, and size 13 Galaxy Ring is 3.0g.

[2] For Samsung Health AI features, the health data tracked from Samsung Galaxy Ring must be synchronized with the Samsung Health app. Needs at least the previous day’s activity, sleep data and heart rate data during sleep. Not intended for use in the detection, diagnosis or treatment of any medical condition.

[3] Samsung Health and Galaxy Ring are not a medical/therapeutic device. It is solely intended for fitness and wellness purposes only and is not intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions; or in the cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of disease; or for the prevention or control of conception or pregnancy. Samsung recommends that you consult with your doctor or physician before participating in any exercise program. Must be paired with a compatible Galaxy smartphone

[4] Certain Galaxy AI Features requires internet connection, Samsung and Google Account. AI Features will be provided free of charge until the end of 2025 on supported Samsung Galaxy devices.