Samsung has rolled out a small software update for its Galaxy Ring fitness tracker. The update, version Q50XWWU2AZIA, is 0.68MB in size and was released to South Korean customers. The changelog indicates general "stability" improvements, likely consisting of bug fixes.
Alongside the software update, Amazon is currently offering a $75 discount on the Galaxy Ring, bringing its price down to $324.99. This contrasts with the Oura Ring, which costs $499 plus a $6.99 monthly subscription fee. Used Galaxy Rings are also available on Amazon starting from $200.
Samsung plans to add sleep apnea detection to the Galaxy Ring in a future update. The device features titanium construction, offers a week-long battery life, and includes a charging case similar to those for earbuds.
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Samsung released a 0.68MB stability update for the Galaxy Ring in South Korea, version Q50XWWU2AZIA. Concurrently, Amazon is offering a $75 discount on the Galaxy Ring, reducing its price to $324.99.