At the latest Galaxy Unpacked event, Samsung introduced a cutting-edge lineup of mobile technology, showcasing innovative AI features across its new range of products.
Front and center was the Galaxy Ring, priced at $399 USD, a smart ring designed to revolutionize health tracking. Building on its debut at the 2024 Mobile World Conference, the Galaxy Ring is akin to the Oura Ring, focusing heavily on health tech. It monitors vital metrics like heart rate and sleep patterns, boasting a lightweight titanium build in silver, black, and gold options. Waterproof and with up to 7 days of battery life, it promises seamless integration into daily life.
Expanding its wearable offerings, Samsung introduced the Galaxy Watch7 at $299 USD and the Galaxy Watch Ultra at $649 USD. Targeted at health enthusiasts, both watches feature advanced AI-powered health and workout apps. The Galaxy Watch7 includes the Race app for real-time performance tracking and a BioActive Sensor for measuring metabolic health indicators.
On the smartphone front, Samsung introduced two additions to the Galaxy Z series: the Galaxy Z Fold6 and the Galaxy Z Flip6. The Fold6 unfolds to reveal a spacious interior screen optimized for productivity, supported by AI features such as voice-to-text and sketch-to-image tools. Meanwhile, the Flip6 opens vertically, offering dual screens or a single-screen setup with a built-in stand for portability. The Galaxy Z Fold6 starts at $1,899 USD, and the Galaxy Z Flip6 starts at $1,099 USD.
Accompanying these devices are the Galaxy Buds3 series, featuring standard and Pro versions of wireless earphones. Noteworthy among their features is Interpreter mode, translating foreign languages directly into the user’s ear. The standard Buds3 are priced at $179 USD, while the Pro version costs $249 USD.
Pre-orders for Samsung’s new lineup are now available, with general availability slated to begin on July 24. This comprehensive array of smart devices underscores Samsung’s commitment to integrating advanced AI capabilities into everyday technology.
