The Galaxy Ring got a new update just in time for a $75-off sale
It’s a 0.68MB Galaxy Ring update and a $75 sale. What’s not to like? more…
Samsung released a minor Galaxy Ring update on October 2026, version Q50XWWU2AZIA, for South Korean customers. The update is 0.68MB in size and features what can only be described as "stability" improvements, as Samsung typically does not provide a detailed changelog. This update is Samsung's latest in a series of small updates, all of which have been sparse since the Galaxy Ring's release two years ago.
The Galaxy Ring, however, is priced at $324.99 during a $75-off sale on Amazon, making it a more affordable option compared to the Oura Ring, which costs $499 per year and requires a subscription. The upcoming Galaxy Ring 2, expected to launch early next year, may include a major feature: sleep apnea detection, which would give it an edge over competitors.
In the meantime, used Galaxy Rings are available on Amazon for as low as $200, featuring durable titanium construction and a week-long battery life, along with a charging case similar to earbuds.
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