Samsung is offering a Rs 10,000 discount on the Galaxy Ring, bringing its price down to Rs 28,999.
Features include Health AI, heart rate monitoring, and sleep tracking with gesture-based controls.
The Galaxy Ring boasts a Titanium Grade 5 build, IP68 certification, and up to 7-day battery life.
Last year, Samsung introduced its first smart ring in India for a whopping Rs 38,999. The Galaxy Ring includes several health features, including Health AI, which allows you to track your health data and receive specific wellness tips through Samsung Health. It can also help you monitor your sleep and heart rate. Looks like a promising deal, right? To make it more appealing, Samsung is providing a Rs 10,000 discount on the device. Here’s what the deal looks like.
SurveyGalaxy Ring price drop
The Galaxy Ring is currently listed at Rs 38,999 on the company’s official website. The customers can use a Rs 10,000 coupon available on the website, bringing down the price to Rs 28,999. The customers will also get the 25W travel adapter for free. The buyers can also opt for no-cost EMI starting at Rs 1624 per month.
The customers can choose from three different colour options including Titanium Gold, Titanium Silver, and Titanium Black. It is worth noting that this coupon discount is only available on Samsung’s official website and not on e-commerce platforms like Flipkart.
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Specifications and features
The device offers a consistent 24×7 health monitoring sleep analysis, heart rate monitoring, and workout auto-detection. The ring also offers gesture-based controls for taking photos, dismissing alarms, and more.
It comes with sensors like an accelerometer, optical heart rate sensor, and temperature sensor. The Ring can be charged using a dedicated Ring case.
Samsung offers the Galaxy Ring in 9 different sizes from 5 to 13. Speaking of the battery, the company claims that the Galaxy Ring can offer up to 7 days of backup. The Galaxy Ring is also IP68 certified and comes with a Titanium Grade 5 finish, making it a durable product.
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