Ehh, I have a feeling that with a product like this it could very likely be 3-4 years before a Ring2 comes out. I mean, the Buds2 have been around for what? 2-3 years and we're FINALLY getting some Buds3? So something like a ring may take even longer to advance. I mean, that's really the only reason why Samsung would even really bother with a Ring2 is if new tech made it possible for 1) even more battery 2) a new sensor was engineered to fit in a ring. So yeah, I certainly wouldn't wait on a Ring2 to adapt. But maybe wait like 6 months for Samsung to work out any software bugs, maybe wait and see if there is a design flaw, etc. I'm not typically an early adopter. I've been watching the Flip & Fold for a while and the Fold6 finally caught my attention...no more gap when you've got it folded, the hinge looks a lot more protected, the crease looks better, etc. So maaaaaybe for the Fold7 I'll see what they're about. I just really like the idea of having a slightly skinnier phone for much easier 1-handed use but then you also have like a mini-TV screen that's perfect for multi-tasking. But it's been more a gimmick than legit to me until just days ago. Now if only they could find a place for an s-pen.
i felt the same about the flip, the 6 will my first. i like that the ring will be around for a multiple years. really make the money spent “worth it”. but yeah i’m waiting for more in depth reviews.
Considering that it only remembers the last location (where it was last connected to your phone i believe), i wouldnt buy it for that. Something like a smart tag would be much better.
Very nice review. However I would like you to add another category of users who would love to wear this ring. Those people who had to let go of their classic watches just to accommodate smart watches as it gives us so much information that we can’t think of not wearing it. Now when that info is available through a ring, I would love to wear my Tissot, Raymond Weil and Omegas. 😂
That is EXACTLY the reason I've been waiting g for this and just pre ordered it. I have the Watch 5 Pro but have quite a few other 'proper' watches I would like to wear while still monitoring my vitals, not to mention sleep without having a watch on.
Why did you let go of your mechanical watch though? I'm gonna get this ring too because I don't like smartwatches and want some of this info but I never gave up wearing mechanical watches, not gonna happen :)
Spoke like a gentleman. My prime concern is that I look like a joker with two watches. This will eliminate that concern. However, I have to sell my data to the evil Google and Android.
I've had every samsung watch since gear 2 and while the functionality has grown, it's also outgrown my use-case; looking forward to trying the ring and maybe going back to an analog watch and saving the smartwatch for specific fitness tracking or forego the smartwatch and just get a better fitness tracker; either way, on-body tracking with temp/hr/sleep and a week of battery is a winner.
Nice video! Great explanations! Do you know if you are able to take a picture with the ring? For example if you want to take a group photo but don't have anyone to take the photo you can put the phone across from the group, click the ring, and it will take photo.
I have an iPhone and an Apple watch Ultra 2, but I also have a Galaxy Fold phone and the ring will be a great companion. Better than wearing 2 watches 😂
I like the gesture the ring can do but only 1 isn't too helpful. Hopefully smart rings down the line develope this idea more. Scrolling the screen for example would be great or making your finger into a mouse, I use DEX on my smartphone.
I hope this forces oura to change their pricing and sub model. I think 400 for this is too much. Id pay closer to 250, 300 if its solid at doing what little i need it to do which is track sleep and steps accurately.
Went into the Samsung shop this morning and checked out the Ring to discover that I won't be buying one as the biggest ring is too small! I wonder who did the market sizing and collated the antrophrometric data!! I doubt that I will be the only person not buying it.
You must be very new in tech. Oura is not the only one on the market. Ultrahuman and Ringconn doing very well for better prices :) There are also other rings, trying to make it to the market.
Worth the cost cause I want sleep data and I hate wearing my watch to sleep. Many of us have real jobs too and $400 isn't a big deal especially with no sub involved. I'm also upgrading from a watch 4 to the new 7, I just like new tech.
@@Pills161 Thanks! That means this product is worthless for most people. I don’t think that I need a product to check my health 24/7. A smartwatch is enough for me. There are Rings which has NFC but I don’t trust them. If Apple or Samsung releases a ring with NFC, I would buy. Videos which I watched didn’t mention anything about lack of NFC. (Perhaps not enough so I didn’t notice).
I thought the Oura ring was supposed to be cheaper (before subscription), but I just checked their site, and the one with the fully round design starts at €399. Up to €499 and €549 for the more expensive colors and materials.
How quickly does it charge from 10% to full? When it’s not on your finger, it’s not tracking. If charging takes longer than 60 min, that’s a big miss. Also using a ring and watch in tandem is dumb.
I understand the comfort thing. But for the battery... Do people not take off their watches and charge them while they shower? Just me? I can get through 24+ hours if I'm at 100% and if I'm going on a trip I just toss the little charger in my bag or use reverse wireless charging. Maybe I'll grab the next version if they improve it.
@@TerryRGrahamI would buy it if they made it free to get the new ring versions, or maybe at a small fee and exchange of the old ring, but if new features get released later on the new rings then hell no
@Dave2kool4skool no built in defibrillator? Deal breaker! I like samsung but never buy anything from damsung with the promise of future features. They have a bad habit of never getting them. Wait until the feature is actually released.
@@Franckzzz they probably will add trade-ins like they do with phones. And unlike phones, most people are probably okay with swapping rings. However, I kind of doubt the trade-in value will be too high, maybe $100-$200. The cost of a titanium ring already costs $200-$500. This is more of an accessory with a few bonus features. Don't buy it if you don't want a titanium ring.
I think people are valuing this ring like it's a cheap piece of tech. The galaxy ring is a ring, have you guys ever tried buying a titanium ring or a smart ring before? If you don't want to buy an accessory, then don't buy it. If you do want a solid ring that also tracks your health, then get the ring.
"You probably have a lot of questions about the Galaxy Ring" Yes, it only has 2 features, when they launch the Galaxy Ring FE in 3 years, which one gets axed?
1:52 I noticed you misspoke when you said "It does not work with iPhone", in English it's proper to say "It does not work with the iPhone" since the iPhone is not the name of a person, it's a device. You wouldn't say "I'm going to turn on TV". No-one says "I'm going to go to Car". It would be ridiculous to say "I need to empty Washing Machine". The word "THE" is important in English.
Are you an English Lit geek? Language is constantly evolving; you should dig deep into different slangs in different parts of the USA and in England also.
Battery life is super disappointing... Garmin with their health tracking on smart watches can go from 20 to 34 days per charge depending on model. I bet garmin can make a smart ring that can last over 60 days per charge.
RingConn offers a ring for $229 a bit more than half . Their case recharges 18-20 times verses Samsung at 1 1/2 times! RingConn syncs with Google Fit as well. Love Samsung, but this just isn't competitive. The leader of Google was in attendance regarding AI. I wonder why Samsung in their partnership with Google wouldn't offer a direct link to Google Fit. It's important to me because I have to go through Fit to send results out to third parties. This would require a third party app to work between Samsung and Fit. As far as accuracy is concerned, I have seen comments of comparisons to chest straps and other devices to compare results. I didn't see that in the presentation this morning from Samsung. A quality wrist strap would make the most sense. I love kettlebells but the ring wouldn't play well together with them.
Lol @all the negative comments. It's a fun little ring, cheap, no subscription cost like the Oura, tracks your steps at all times so you don't need to always carry your phone if you wear mechanical watches, Day 1 for me unless reviews turn out bad for some unforeseen reason.
How far removed from reality are you that you HONESTLY think 400$ on a smart ring is cheap for the average consumer? You're 100% the ignorant consumer that corporations aim for.
@@Cikeu1234 when I can get a Galaxy Watch for the same price or lower? Yes, it is. I genuinely don't know or care about the other companies. I've heard of them, but never given it much thought. I'm a potential buyer who is swayed by the supplemental factor that they advertised.
@@Cikeu1234 when I am looking at it from the perspective of something that supplements my Galaxy Watch, yes it is. So, from that perspective, it needs to be priced lower than the watch, which I got for around $300
@@MTCBKK hahahaha o man the spin ppl do in their heads to throw money away its amazing. Yall are just as hilarious as the women buying designer hand bags.
It's not for me. I would have been interested if Samsung had incorporated more features for fitness activities and notifications. I'll stick with my Galaxy Watch 6 CLASSIC.
It will fail because of the price and inaccuracy and we can just use our watch. It’s not a luxury item either. It’s okay if it $199 but $399 is no GOOD.
If its only use cases is for health tracking, it is complete useless and overpriced. If it can offer something like NFC AND remote controlling of other connected devices, then it will be useful.
@@gureno19Even without being broke, smart rings aren't really that popular, especially among those that don't already have one. Hell, after this video, I'm out. I only cared because I want a smartwatch replacement, which evidently this isn't. But yea the price in the thumbnail told most that they're not interested.
Yes, it's worth it. I have money to spare :)) samsung usually have big discounts and trade in options, so it's usually cheaper than original price. If you are the poor peasants, not worth it then.
Ehh, I have a feeling that with a product like this it could very likely be 3-4 years before a Ring2 comes out. I mean, the Buds2 have been around for what? 2-3 years and we're FINALLY getting some Buds3? So something like a ring may take even longer to advance. I mean, that's really the only reason why Samsung would even really bother with a Ring2 is if new tech made it possible for 1) even more battery 2) a new sensor was engineered to fit in a ring.
So yeah, I certainly wouldn't wait on a Ring2 to adapt. But maybe wait like 6 months for Samsung to work out any software bugs, maybe wait and see if there is a design flaw, etc.
I'm not typically an early adopter. I've been watching the Flip & Fold for a while and the Fold6 finally caught my attention...no more gap when you've got it folded, the hinge looks a lot more protected, the crease looks better, etc. So maaaaaybe for the Fold7 I'll see what they're about. I just really like the idea of having a slightly skinnier phone for much easier 1-handed use but then you also have like a mini-TV screen that's perfect for multi-tasking. But it's been more a gimmick than legit to me until just days ago. Now if only they could find a place for an s-pen.
i felt the same about the flip, the 6 will my first. i like that the ring will be around for a multiple years. really make the money spent “worth it”. but yeah i’m waiting for more in depth reviews.
@@mayuuumieSamsung has stopped innovating with the folds and flips. Get an Honor, OPPO, Huawei, or a Vivo.
Extremely detailed, all questions answered. Thanks. Can I use it to track my luggage during trips?
Things 1/10th of the price do that.
Considering that it only remembers the last location (where it was last connected to your phone i believe), i wouldnt buy it for that. Something like a smart tag would be much better.
@@skillednoob1831 that makes sense, thank you
Great work.
I am purchasing a gold ring valued at $400 and will await for the release of the Galaxy Ring 2.😅
Samsung Watch Ultra looks Good
but that Watch Strap looks Cheap
just like the Apple Watch Ultra Strap.
I will try the Ring for Sure. 😊👍🏼
Very nice review. However I would like you to add another category of users who would love to wear this ring. Those people who had to let go of their classic watches just to accommodate smart watches as it gives us so much information that we can’t think of not wearing it. Now when that info is available through a ring, I would love to wear my Tissot, Raymond Weil and Omegas. 😂
That is EXACTLY the reason I've been waiting g for this and just pre ordered it. I have the Watch 5 Pro but have quite a few other 'proper' watches I would like to wear while still monitoring my vitals, not to mention sleep without having a watch on.
Why did you let go of your mechanical watch though? I'm gonna get this ring too because I don't like smartwatches and want some of this info but I never gave up wearing mechanical watches, not gonna happen :)
Spoke like a gentleman. My prime concern is that I look like a joker with two watches. This will eliminate that concern. However, I have to sell my data to the evil Google and Android.
So true.....this is me
So me
Gonna get it as a wedding band 😂
I've had every samsung watch since gear 2 and while the functionality has grown, it's also outgrown my use-case; looking forward to trying the ring and maybe going back to an analog watch and saving the smartwatch for specific fitness tracking or forego the smartwatch and just get a better fitness tracker; either way, on-body tracking with temp/hr/sleep and a week of battery is a winner.
I am not paying more than £200 or $300 for such a thing.
Just wait for it to go on sale
Listen everybody . Wait! Dont pay the high price....
100€ max
@@taxiarchissenekis2005 You can't get a normal ring in the same materials for that price with 0 features, if you're broke don't get into tech
@sparkymmilarky its a piece of art & technology
@spoiler0369 the technology/material in this device is not worth even £100.
Nice video! Great explanations! Do you know if you are able to take a picture with the ring? For example if you want to take a group photo but don't have anyone to take the photo you can put the phone across from the group, click the ring, and it will take photo.
You can with the newest Samsung phones. You pinch your fingers
you hold up a fist also with Samsung Galaxy phones to seet the shutter off. You should read the menus in the phone also say key works
Great info. Sounds like I have no need. My Garmin Fenix 7x already does all of this and more.
does this also work together with a watch 5 pro or only with a watch 7
Want to know that too
Should work with both
I have an iPhone and an Apple watch Ultra 2, but I also have a Galaxy Fold phone and the ring will be a great companion. Better than wearing 2 watches 😂
Well there is no subscription so $400 is dirt cheap. I am getting the titanium silver ring and silver Buds 3.
But
400$ is not dirt cheap for something that should've been 100-200$ and costs less than 100$ to even make.
I like the gesture the ring can do but only 1 isn't too helpful. Hopefully smart rings down the line develope this idea more. Scrolling the screen for example would be great or making your finger into a mouse, I use DEX on my smartphone.
You say 1.5 times ring battery in the case, MrWhostheboss says 3-4 times almost claiming 1-2 months.. 🤔🤔
Arun is going based off the battery size in the case. I wonder if it falls somewhere in between because the LEDs and energy lost to heat.
MrWhosetheboss doesn't know what he's talking about. He's just an Apple fanboy who doesn't care about anything else
I hope this forces oura to change their pricing and sub model. I think 400 for this is too much. Id pay closer to 250, 300 if its solid at doing what little i need it to do which is track sleep and steps accurately.
You say you can use it with any android phone yet MKBHD just stated in his review it ONLY works with Samsung phones???
MKBHD stated he was wrong
Went into the Samsung shop this morning and checked out the Ring to discover that I won't be buying one as the biggest ring is too small! I wonder who did the market sizing and collated the antrophrometric data!! I doubt that I will be the only person not buying it.
You must be very new in tech. Oura is not the only one on the market. Ultrahuman and Ringconn doing very well for better prices :) There are also other rings, trying to make it to the market.
@@martin.prazan nobody cares about those except for oura
@@Crystaluser708 lol not true, Ultrahuman doing very well, same for Ringconn, they have second gen now ;)
Is this better than the ultra human ring tho? And are the stats backed by the medical field like the Apple Watch and other health bands?
FDA good enough?
Does it have any sleep apnea tracking features? I know the watch does, but what about the ring?
Don't trust a watch or ring for sleep apnea, not medical grade.
no I saw the watch does but the ring won't have this feature. atleast this gen ring will not.
@@schonlift9027 Damn. That might honestly be a deal breaker for me :(
Worth the cost cause I want sleep data and I hate wearing my watch to sleep. Many of us have real jobs too and $400 isn't a big deal especially with no sub involved. I'm also upgrading from a watch 4 to the new 7, I just like new tech.
Is it possible to use Samsung Pay or Google pay with this ring?
No NFC
@@Pills161 Thanks! That means this product is worthless for most people. I don’t think that I need a product to check my health 24/7. A smartwatch is enough for me. There are Rings which has NFC but I don’t trust them. If Apple or Samsung releases a ring with NFC, I would buy. Videos which I watched didn’t mention anything about lack of NFC. (Perhaps not enough so I didn’t notice).
Lol fr😂
It can't be used for payments (nfc)? Seems like that would be a given.
Great video. Agree with several other comments. Will fail due to its price which should have been between 100-200.
Definitely wouldn't happen the competitors are priced 299 and above
I had interest until i saw it was 400 dollars....no thanks
It's 450€ in Germany... For a such small gadget I expected 250 at most!
Just wait a few weeks, this is going to flop and it will go on sale.
@realredfox Maybe some months, for such a high price I doubt it will sell well.
@@LEXXIUSyou talk like oura isn't successful and has a subscription at 300.
I thought the Oura ring was supposed to be cheaper (before subscription), but I just checked their site, and the one with the fully round design starts at €399. Up to €499 and €549 for the more expensive colors and materials.
titanium rings alone cost $250+, why would a titanium smart ring cost that much?
I want this for sleep tracking and now being comfortable with wearing a smart watch all the time.
You will pay that 399 to track your sleep. 😂 tip: if you didn't sleep well, you would know without the ring.
@@effahston6429 lmao ppl are insane and will use really stupid logic to try and justify throwing money away.
How do I buy it
It's absolutely wild that Samsung is saying the ring uses Galaxy AI (Gemini) so features using Galaxy AI (Gemini) won't work on other Android phones
What about firmware updates on the ring?
Of course there'll be firmware updates via your phone.
so i would have to charge my phone , charge my watch , charge my car ,
now charge my ring ? don't think so think i can live without it ........
There's some gestures shown in the video that weren't spoken about.
If it's just for tracking steps and heartbeat, it's a 50$ product.
How quickly does it charge from 10% to full? When it’s not on your finger, it’s not tracking. If charging takes longer than 60 min, that’s a big miss. Also using a ring and watch in tandem is dumb.
Does it track blood pressure tho?
Pretty much an enthusiasts price for tech enthusiasts. It's hard to even justify that value. Then again, this has its own target audience.
I understand the comfort thing. But for the battery... Do people not take off their watches and charge them while they shower?
Just me? I can get through 24+ hours if I'm at 100% and if I'm going on a trip I just toss the little charger in my bag or use reverse wireless charging.
Maybe I'll grab the next version if they improve it.
I dont shower, So I would love the ring
@namegoeshere197 hold up. What's the alternative you use instead of showering?
That's when I charge my watch as well!!
Anyone else remember the Microsoft Band?
One of the main functions that made me consider the Galaxy Ring was the blood sugar glucose monitoring. Was that feature removed?
I doubt they even made that work yet. Probably won't be ready until ring 4.
would you really trust a samsung ring to give you that information?
@@TerryRGrahamI would buy it if they made it free to get the new ring versions, or maybe at a small fee and exchange of the old ring, but if new features get released later on the new rings then hell no
@Dave2kool4skool no built in defibrillator? Deal breaker! I like samsung but never buy anything from damsung with the promise of future features. They have a bad habit of never getting them. Wait until the feature is actually released.
@@Franckzzz they probably will add trade-ins like they do with phones. And unlike phones, most people are probably okay with swapping rings. However, I kind of doubt the trade-in value will be too high, maybe $100-$200.
The cost of a titanium ring already costs $200-$500.
This is more of an accessory with a few bonus features. Don't buy it if you don't want a titanium ring.
No fun we don’t need to keep the sizing rings
I think people are valuing this ring like it's a cheap piece of tech. The galaxy ring is a ring, have you guys ever tried buying a titanium ring or a smart ring before? If you don't want to buy an accessory, then don't buy it. If you do want a solid ring that also tracks your health, then get the ring.
Maybe $99, but not $399😂 no way
What about a traditional titanium ring from a jewler with 0 features for almost half the price?
@@ArdzInCharge sure why not, $399 can get you gold ring
$10
You do realize most high quality rings are a few hundred dollars right?
@@Crystaluser708 not shamesung
Honestly I find it gimmicky, but I guess it has it uses for those that care for it.
Samsung Pay?
no
Does it have NFC an wireless pay or google pay? If not then just a waste of time and money.
nope, it doesn't
"You probably have a lot of questions about the Galaxy Ring"
Yes, it only has 2 features, when they launch the Galaxy Ring FE in 3 years, which one gets axed?
1:52 I noticed you misspoke when you said "It does not work with iPhone", in English it's proper to say "It does not work with the iPhone" since the iPhone is not the name of a person, it's a device. You wouldn't say "I'm going to turn on TV". No-one says "I'm going to go to Car". It would be ridiculous to say "I need to empty Washing Machine". The word "THE" is important in English.
Are you an English Lit geek? Language is constantly evolving; you should dig deep into different slangs in different parts of the USA and in England also.
Battery life is super disappointing... Garmin with their health tracking on smart watches can go from 20 to 34 days per charge depending on model.
I bet garmin can make a smart ring that can last over 60 days per charge.
No mention of the Oura ring and how it compares …. wow
Meanwhile ringconn out here being cheaper and subscription free
It's not enough here for me to buy. The watch will do just fine for me
who asked buster
RingConn offers a ring for $229 a bit more than half . Their case recharges 18-20 times verses Samsung at 1 1/2 times! RingConn syncs with Google Fit as well. Love Samsung, but this just isn't competitive. The leader of Google was in attendance regarding AI. I wonder why Samsung in their partnership with Google wouldn't offer a direct link to Google Fit. It's important to me because I have to go through Fit to send results out to third parties. This would require a third party app to work between Samsung and Fit. As far as accuracy is concerned, I have seen comments of comparisons to chest straps and other devices to compare results. I didn't see that in the presentation this morning from Samsung. A quality wrist strap would make the most sense. I love kettlebells but the ring wouldn't play well together with them.
Lol @all the negative comments. It's a fun little ring, cheap, no subscription cost like the Oura, tracks your steps at all times so you don't need to always carry your phone if you wear mechanical watches, Day 1 for me unless reviews turn out bad for some unforeseen reason.
How far removed from reality are you that you HONESTLY think 400$ on a smart ring is cheap for the average consumer? You're 100% the ignorant consumer that corporations aim for.
Good. They should only expand its compatibility to other Android devices only. Let Apple do their own.
Extremely overpriced
Is it really though? With no subscription you will end up saving in less than 2 years.
@@Cikeu1234 when I can get a Galaxy Watch for the same price or lower? Yes, it is. I genuinely don't know or care about the other companies. I've heard of them, but never given it much thought. I'm a potential buyer who is swayed by the supplemental factor that they advertised.
$50 more than the oura ring. That is unless you want a cool color like rose gold. Then the oura is running about $580 😂
@@Cikeu1234 when I am looking at it from the perspective of something that supplements my Galaxy Watch, yes it is. So, from that perspective, it needs to be priced lower than the watch, which I got for around $300
Ringconn is cheaper and with no subscription
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Some comments in here shows why shampoo has how to use description.
They should have made it adjustable for when you lose weight
Yeah, their a little late might've been market hit,10 year's ago.
Literally I can get a watch for half that price and it does double the things!!! SMDH
But then you need to wear an ugly smartwatch instead of a beautiful mechanical watch. Not gonna happen for me so this ring is a great solution.
this is for people that use mechanical watches, so rich people
@@jTiKey more like people that like traditional watches. Many rich people wear smart watches.
@@steviecoleman9260 show me where?
@@MTCBKK hahahaha o man the spin ppl do in their heads to throw money away its amazing. Yall are just as hilarious as the women buying designer hand bags.
Why doesn't measure body temp
It does, but it can't be accurate, given its location, to use directly. The temperature sensor is just to see the differences throughout the day.
It's not for me. I would have been interested if Samsung had incorporated more features for fitness activities and notifications. I'll stick with my Galaxy Watch 6 CLASSIC.
People who buy won't think it's worth it or not
My wedding band doesn't cost that much.
I always bought Samsung flagships, Note, S Ultra. But they go Apple greed, so next year ill buy a Nubia for gaming.
Does it have a subscription.... NO.... Well... NOT YET.... But We ALL know what tech companies are like.... 😒
😎🇬🇧
It will fail because of the price and inaccuracy and we can just use our watch. It’s not a luxury item either. It’s okay if it $199 but $399 is no GOOD.
Smosh guy
I cant justify hsving both the watch and the ring
This is not for everyone. You can always buy cheap products that fit you well😂😂😂😂
No way I would pay that much for that ring!
It's not a lot...
@@nugget7865 ...ok
Where's my hologram screen?
Still better than the Apple VR Goggles.
The price will come down if smart rings becomes a trend
That's a lot of money to pay for a ring that "does only a specific number of things on purpose"...
Apple need to do the same.
ULTRAHUMAN SMART RING ULTIMATE SUPERB RING
Funny seeing so many complain about pricing while writing their complaint using a $1k+ phone.
400$ is a bit much for just health checks
It depends on your health...
Simple. You are not their market.
Well there is no subscription so $400 is dirt cheap.
If its only use cases is for health tracking, it is complete useless and overpriced. If it can offer something like NFC AND remote controlling of other connected devices, then it will be useful.
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I tried to watch this video but this guy is not able to explain WHAT IS IT
Cool but too much cheddar
6:05 wait what? you people take off your smartwatch when taking a bath? really? i never had taken mine since i bought mine last year.
shampoo is not the same as water lol
Or steam
Got to charge it sometime.
quite cheap, im ordering 2
Ash nazg durbatulûk, ash nazg gimbatul, ash nazg thrakatulûk, agh burzum-ishi krimpatul...
Very expensive for such a tiny thing smh
Just 100 views? What happened to android authority? 😭
Everyone on earth is broke bro 😂 ain't no one buying the digital ring of Sauron
Lol 🤣 @@gureno19
@@gureno19Even without being broke, smart rings aren't really that popular, especially among those that don't already have one. Hell, after this video, I'm out. I only cared because I want a smartwatch replacement, which evidently this isn't.
But yea the price in the thumbnail told most that they're not interested.
They stopped regularly uploading for years.
Mrwhosetheboss and MKBHD. 😂😂
No swimming tracking? Waste of money!
Not worth the money 💵..
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Lol all of these little toys are for kids. Smart watches, smart wristbands, smart rings. All kids toys.
Lol nope
This thing isn't worth $50
Only broke people say that
Overpriced
so expensive
Yes, it's worth it. I have money to spare :)) samsung usually have big discounts and trade in options, so it's usually cheaper than original price. If you are the poor peasants, not worth it then.