Samsung Galaxy Ring Expected to Debut in Two Size Variants

Samsung’s Galaxy Ring, which launched in India in October, has garnered attention as the company’s first-ever smart ring, available in a variety of sizes. The wearable, which currently offers nine size options, may soon expand its range, according to recent leaks and certification listings. Although Samsung has not officially confirmed these developments, it’s suggested that two additional sizes could be added to the existing lineup. Additionally, there have been hints at a possible successor to the Galaxy Ring, set for release in 2025 with upgraded features.

The new variants of the Galaxy Ring are expected to come in sizes 14 and 15, based on the leaked model numbers SM-Q514 and SM-Q515, which recently appeared in the Samsung Galaxy Ring user guide. This suggests that the company is working on providing more options to cater to a wider range of users. Presently, the smart ring is available in sizes ranging from five to 13, and these additions would offer an even broader fit.

Further corroborating the expected size updates, these new model numbers have been spotted in various certification listings. One such listing was found on Nemko (Norges Elektriske Materiellkontroll), a renowned certification body, indicating that the new sizes are nearing an official release. Additionally, the SM-Q514 model number also appeared on the TDRA (Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority) website, further supporting the notion of a quick launch.

As these new size options make their way into the market, they could potentially help Samsung cater to a larger audience, ensuring that more people can find the perfect fit for the Galaxy Ring. The anticipated launch could be a step toward refining and expanding Samsung’s smart wearables lineup, especially as rumors circulate about an updated version of the Galaxy Ring in the near future.