Samsung Galaxy Ring 2 Patented: Features, Uses, and Practical

This updated overview organizes the essential information about Samsung Galaxy Ring 2 Patented, including practical uses, key features, setup considerations, and common questions.

Information about Samsung's upcoming fitness tracker, the Galaxy Ring, has appeared several times on the internet. Not long ago, promotional images of all the products expected to launch at the upcoming Unpacked event were leaked, suggesting that the Galaxy Ring could also be a part of it.

Galaxy Ring's FCC certification has revealed many details about Samsung's upcoming fitness tracker. Notably, the Korean manufacturer's smart ring model is expected to be launched in many versions of sizes from 5 to 12. Leaked sources guess that there will be a 17mAh battery for sizes 5, 6 and 7. While the larger size versions, including 8, 9, 10 and 11, will have 18.5mAh batteries. In particular, the largest size 12 variant will be equipped with a 22.5mAh battery.

However, while the commercial version of the first generation Galaxy Ring model has not yet officially launched, a new Samsung Galaxy Ring model has just been patented in the United States, most likely the second generation Galaxy Ring. .

According to a new report from 91Mobiles, this patent was filed in May 2024 at the US Patent Registry, which reveals some key details about the alleged design of the Galaxy Ring 2. The patent content shows a circular device filled with sensors placed inside. Each sensor performs different tasks.

A big change that can be seen in this patent is that the new Galaxy Ring version has a slightly 'square to sharp' outer shell. The overall design of the ring also seems a bit elongated, not a basic circle like the design of the upcoming Galaxy Ring. It is not excluded that the square outer layer may contain a tiny AMOLED screen so users can interact and quickly view health indicators.

There are not many detailed information yet, but there is a high possibility that this will be the Galaxy Ring 2 series that Samsung is cherishing. The patent also suggests that the ring could come with an ECG sensor, temperature sensor, accelerometer, fingerprint sensor, and some other basic types of sensors.