Galaxy Ring, Samsung's ring, will detect sleep apnea

Galaxy Ring, Samsung's ring, will detect sleep apnea

A Samsung executive announced during the latest edition of the Unpacked event that Galaxy Ring will have the ability to detect sleep apnea. The feature will be released in the fall.

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25/07/2026
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Miguel Patinha Dias

Meven though Samsung has announced two new smart watches, the truth is that the technology company is committed to reinforcing the usefulness of its smart ring Galaxy Ring and, it seems, the next big news will come in the fall.

 

Samsung took advantage of this week's Unpacked event in London to reveal that Galaxy Ring will receive a feature capable of detecting sleep apnea.

At the event, an executive of Samsung, Sharanya Desai, even stated that “the Galaxy Ring will be the first and only ring-shaped device, approved by the US Food and Medicines Administration and available without a prescription, to detect the risk of sleep apnea.”.

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How does the samMobile siteFor years Samsung’s smart watches have been able to detect signs of sleep apnea, looking for patterns in the user’s breathing while sleeping to be able to make inferences.

Although it has announced the arrival of this feature, no details of how this detection will be made have been revealed.

We will have to wait for more details but with the addition of this feature, it is clear that Galaxy Ring – and other smart rings that will add this same capacity – will become a more viable alternative for those who don't like it to wear smart watches.

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