Samsung Galaxy Ring unveiled at MWC 2024; Now, check top 5 alternatives

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Smart rings, a relatively recent entrant in the wearable tech scene, are gaining attention for their multifunctionality and ease-of-use. From health metrics tracking to contactless payments, these miniature devices have been making waves forcing even companies like Samsung to look at the segment. Not just that, now it is being reported that even Apple is talking about its own Apple Ring - the so-called iRing! But before that, at the ongoing MWC 2024, Samsung has unveiled its smart ring, called the Samsung Galaxy Ring, and added to the excitement surrounding this emerging technology.

While the smart ring market is not yet flooded with options, a handful of standout choices exhibit remarkable technological prowess. Brands such as Ultrahuman and Oura have ingeniously integrated advanced technology into compact form factors, ensuring comfort for 24/7 wear. While choices may currently be limited, the available options (via Techradar) showcase remarkable technological advancements

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Oura, a prominent player in the smart ring arena, presents its third-generation device as a top contender. Featuring enhanced sensors, it meticulously monitors vital metrics, including 24/7 heart rate and temperature. Primarily tailored for sleep tracking and energy management, the Oura Ring's sleek metal exterior conceals an array of sensors against the skin. The accompanying smartphone app provides a comprehensive yet user-friendly interface, though the premium pricing and subscription model may deter some users.

Touted as the lightest smart ring on the market, the Ultrahuman Ring Air lives up to its name with a weight ranging from 2.4g to 3.6g. Offering similar functionalities to the Oura Ring, it employs various sensors for heart rate, movement, sleep, and more. The stylish design and comfortable wear make it an attractive option, though users should be mindful of potential scratching with the