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Smart rings have quietly evolved from niche gadgets into seriously coveted wearables, and tech firms are scrambling to compete with one another. The Oura Ring has long dominated the space – the device has been worn by celebrities and tech enthusiasts alike, helping to track their sleep and wellness – but competition is now fiercer than ever.
Last year, Samsung officially entered the space with the Galaxy Ring – a standalone wearable that pairs nicely with the Galaxy Watch. Then, in January, Circular launched its second-generation smart ring, while Ultrahuman launched a more luxury version of its wearable.
The industry is betting big on these tiny discreet devices, which are promising in-depth health insights, real-time sleep analysis and even payment capabilities – all in a sleek, unobtrusive form factor. Even Apple is rumoured to be working on a smart ring that could work with the Apple Vision Pro.
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