The world of mobile technology moves quickly, and we can’t help but look ahead to the next big thing even before the current model is officially released. That’s why we’re already buzzing about the potential Galaxy Ring 2, spotted in the wild just days before the Galaxy Ring goes live.

The original Galaxy Ring was teased at Samsung Unpacked in January and showcased at MWC in February. But the real scoop on this fascinating wearable is set to be revealed at Samsung’s upcoming Unpacked event on July 10.

A recent patent application hints at a possible successor, possibly named the Galaxy Ring 2. The new design features a squarish outer layer with embedded sensors in a circular inner layer, slightly elongated for a unique look. It may even include two display units for interactive functions based on user input.

The Galaxy Ring could have various health and fitness monitoring capabilities, including heart rate tracking and notifications. With connectivity options like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, NFC, and more, this smart ring is shaping up to be a versatile device for everyday use.

Different ring sizes are expected to accommodate varying finger sizes, with each size potentially affecting the overall design and price point. The excitement continues to build as rumors suggest additional features like blood flow measurement and wireless payment support.

The potential for a Lost Mode feature through an accompanying app adds an extra layer of convenience for users. And with its discreet design and advanced features, the Galaxy Ring promises to be a significant leap forward in wearable technology.

In comparison to smartwatches, smart rings offer a more subtle and comfortable alternative while still providing essential health data and connectivity options. As we eagerly await more details about the upcoming Galaxy Ring 2, let’s remember this iconic quote: “One ring to rule them all!”