Amazon will give you a $100 gift card when you buy a Samsung Galaxy Ring
Health wearables have taken the tech industry by storm. Smart rings are the newest installment in the health wearable field, allowing your tracker to be more discreet.
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And if you’re an Android user, the Samsung Galaxy Smart Ring may be the best option for you. Right now, you can get the Galaxy Ring plus a free $100 Amazon gift card for $400, essentially bringing the total cost of the ring down to $300.
Samsung’s newest upgrades to the smart ring include new Galaxy AI features that help collect and analyze your data and a seven-day battery life to back you up during your busiest moments.
The ring comes in three colors (gold, silver, and black) and is available in sizes 5 to 15. It also has no monthly subscription fee for its services, which many smart rings can’t relate to.
ZDNET’s Editor in Chief Jason Hiner tested the ring himself and liked it for its minimalism and high-quality insights that rival Apple.
“The software on the Galaxy Ring is smarter than my Apple Watch — and I never expected that would be one of my conclusions from this review. The AI-powered insights in the Samsung Health app provide more directly actionable information from the Galaxy Ring than I’ve ever gotten from Apple,” he said.
Also: Samsung Galaxy Ring hands-on: Why I’d ditch my Oura for this competing wearable
The Samsung Galaxy Ring provides a similar experience to Apple health tracking and other smart rings, but ultimately works better with Samsung Galaxy devices. If you have been waiting to get into the smart ring game, this may now be your chance. Plus, with a $100 Amazon gift card included, you can’t go wrong.
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How I rated this deal
The Samsung Galaxy Ring is a newer product from the company, and has only been in circulation for less than a year. The ring typically sells for $400, but coupled with the Amazon gift card, you’re saving $100. Because of that, I am giving this deal a 4/5 Editor’s deal rating. You pay full price for the item but receive a gift card that offsets the cost, so it may not be the right deal for everyone.
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