Samsung’s next smart ring might take longer than expected to arrive. According to the latest reports and industry insiders, the Galaxy Ring 2 is not part of Samsung’s near-term launch roadmap, and the company reportedly has no plans to unveil it alongside the upcoming Galaxy S26 series.
Multiple leaks suggest that Samsung is delaying the Galaxy Ring 2’s development, with the device still far from mass-production readiness. Earlier expectations pointed toward a late-2025 teaser or an early-2026 debut, but those windows now seem unlikely.
Sources indicate that Samsung may be reassessing its wearable strategy, especially after the first-generation Galaxy Ring saw strong demand but also faced production challenges and limited region availability. The company is said to be focusing on software refinement and sensor upgrades before moving ahead with a second-gen model.
Reports also claim Samsung wants to avoid a rushed yearly refresh and is instead targeting a more polished successor with better health tracking accuracy, improved battery life, and possibly new AI-powered features. As of now, no solid launch timeline has surfaced.
For fans hoping to see the Galaxy Ring 2 appear at Samsung’s next Unpacked event, the latest leaks make it clear: the wait will continue, and the next smart ring isn’t arriving anytime soon.
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