Exclusive Samsung Galaxy Series Leak: Unveiling Mysterious Ring Sizes Through Official Support Pages
Samsung Leaks Two New Galaxy Ring Sizes, Expanding Accessibility in the World of Wearable Tech
Samsung’s commitment to inclusivity just took a significant step forward. It’s no secret that Samsung’s health-tracking device, the Galaxy Ring, is about to get two new additions – sizes 14 and 15 – to its existing lineup of sizes 5 to 13. This move is all about making wearable tech accessible to everyone, regardless of their physical attributes.
The new sizes were spotted on Samsung’s official support pages in various countries, including the UK, Canada, and Australia. The model numbers SM-Q514 and SM-Q515 make it clear that these are indeed new sizes for the Galaxy Ring. And, it seems, there’s more to get excited about.
Could the new sizes hold the key to improved battery life? Given that the existing largest size, 13, already has decent battery life, it’s quite possible that the larger sizes will accommodate bigger batteries for extended use. It’s expected that the new sizes will retain the same health-tracking features as the existing models, including heart rate monitoring, sleep stage analysis, and activity tracking.
While the exact launch date remains unknown, rumors suggest that Samsung might unveil these new sizes during its Galaxy Unpacked event in January 2025. This event is also expected to be the stage for the introduction of the Galaxy Ring 2, although details about its release remain scarce. It’s possible that Samsung is strategically timing the release of the new sizes to coincide with the launch of the next generation of the Galaxy Ring.
Personally, I’m stoked about the prospect of more people being able to use the Galaxy Ring. It’s exciting to see what these new sizes will bring, including potential improvements like better battery life or new features we haven’t even imagined yet.
New Galaxy Ring Model Numbers Spotted on Samsung’s Support Pages | Image Credit – MySmartPrice
Key Highlights:
• Two new sizes – 14 and 15 – joining the existing lineup of Galaxy Ring devices
• Inclusivity in wearable tech is becoming increasingly important
• The new sizes were spotted on Samsung’s official support pages in various countries
• Improved battery life is a possibility
• The exact launch date remains unconfirmed, but the Galaxy Unpacked event in January 2025 is a strong contender
• The next generation of the Galaxy Ring, the Galaxy Ring 2, is also expected to be unveiled during this event
