Key Points:
- Galaxy Ring: Back in stock for pre-order on Samsung’s e-shop in three colors (Titanium Silver, Gold, Black) for $399.
- Galaxy Watch Ultra: Disassembled images showcase powerful specs and enhanced health monitoring features.
- Galaxy Z Fold 6: Battery capacity remains unchanged from previous models, falling behind competitors like the upcoming Xiaomi Mix Flip.
Galaxy Ring Restocks for Pre-Order
After a brief stock shortage, the innovative Galaxy Ring is back and ready for pre-order on Samsung’s online store. This sleek, fitness-tracking wearable comes in three stylish colors (Titanium Silver, Gold, and Black) and boasts seamless integration with Galaxy devices and the Samsung Health platform. At $399, you can choose from a one-time payment, bi-weekly installments, or Samsung Financing options.
Galaxy Watch Ultra Unveils Powerful Internals
Samsung recently unveiled disassembled images of their highly anticipated Galaxy Watch Ultra. With a launch date set for July 24th, this smartwatch promises to be the most powerful Galaxy Watch yet, rivaling Apple’s Watch Ultra products. The graphic material showcased enhanced BioActive sensors, 13 LEDs for precise health monitoring, and a 3nm chipset for a three-fold performance boost.
Galaxy Z Fold 6 Lags in Battery Capacity
While the Galaxy Z Fold series once pioneered foldable phone technology, it seems to be falling behind in battery life. The latest Fold 6 retains the same 4,400 mAh battery used in previous models, which even falls short of the initial Fold 2’s capacity. Compared to competitors like the Honor Magic V3 (5,150 mAh) and the upcoming Xiaomi Mix Flip (4,780 mAh), the Fold 6 appears significantly outpaced. This raises concerns for Samsung’s ability to maintain its lead in the foldable phone market.
Looking Ahead
While the Galaxy Ring and the Watch Ultra showcase exciting advancements, the Fold 6’s disappointing battery capacity raises questions about Samsung’s commitment to innovation in that particular foldable line. Let’s hope the next generation addresses this shortcoming.
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