Key Points
- Samsung could start selling Galaxy Ring in or around August this year in the US.
- Samsung might not launch the Galaxy Ring at the Unpacked event scheduled for July.
- Galaxy Ring is rumored to be priced between $300 and $350 in the United States.
The tech world was buzzing with anticipation for the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Ring at the upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event in July. Now, a recent twist in the story has emerged with a patent lawsuit surfacing, indicating a potential delay in the release schedule.
As per the details, Samsung has filed a patent lawsuit against Oura, encompassing a patent non-infringement confirmation lawsuit and an invalidation trial. The suit documentation further reveals August as the availability date of Galaxy Ring in the US.
Yes, the Galaxy Ring mass production will begin by mid-June, 2024. While Samsung will be selling the Galaxy Ring in the US in or around August of this year.
Hence, there seem to be two circumstances: First, Samsung will launch the Galaxy Ring at the same Unpacked event as expected with a long pre-order period. Or, there are also chances that the firm release this unique wearable separately in the US.
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However, there are no details available about wearables availability in other markets. But Samsung’s decision to sell the Galaxy Ring in the US around August signals a strategic move to capture consumer’s interest.
Moving on, the upcoming wearable will be available in nine sizes, ranging from 5 to 13, following the US standard sizing. In addition, the device has also been spotted on the FCC certification exposing battery capacity. Read more.
