Samsung’s July 10 Galaxy Unpacked event is almost confirmed and the Galaxy Ring is expected to be one of the products to debut on the date. A new leak has shown off the design of the charging case for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Ring and it resembles a design we have been seeing for years with charging cases of TWS earbuds.

The leak comes from tipster IceUniverse on Weibo as per whom, Samsung will be using a dedicated case for the charging of the Galaxy Ring. Until now, it was unclear what method Samsung would use for the charging of the ring, which may have included a magnetic charging puck or another attachment with a cable on one end.

With a charging case, it would be easier for users to carry around the ring when it’s charging instead of finding wall outlets or carry another power bank to juice it back up, given the case has a battery of its own. If not, you’d still require a power outlet to charge the ring via the case. The charging case of the ring can further be seen having a raised section around which the ring would sit. This would make it easier for the users to place the ring in the case without any fiddling.

The Samsung logo is seen embedded on the front of the case, with another ring-shaped structure on the top side of it. In an interview earlier this year, Samsung confirmed that the Ring would easily last 5 to 9 days on a single charge which means you wouldn’t need a charger often, unlike earbuds which require frequent charges after each session.

The Galaxy Ring is expected to go on sale sometime in August later this year, according to a recent confirmation from the brand itself. Another leak from back in May suggested the Ring would have a price tag of Rs 35,000 in India. In the US, its price range is expected to be between $300 and $350 which converts to approximately Rs 25,000 and Rs 29,100, respectively.

Samsung has announced the launch of Galaxy Watch FE globally. As per the brand, this new smartwatch is “ideal for those looking to begin their journey to improve their overall wellness with comprehensive insights.” It is essentially a rebranded Galaxy Watch 4 but with stronger display protection.

Galaxy Watch FE: Price, Availability

The Watch FE will retail at $199 (approx Rs 16,600) for the Bluetooth-only version and at $249.99 (approx Rs 20,800) for the LTE version. The price and availability details of the smartwatch in India will be announced soon.

Galaxy Watch FE: Features, Specs

The Galaxy Watch FE, available in a size of 40mm, offers a refreshed look and feel based on the iconic design of the Galaxy Watch series. It comes in three colors — Black, Pink Gold and Silver — with new watch bands featuring distinct blue and orange stitching.

In addition, Galaxy Watch FE offers a variety of new watch faces that allow users to customize their watch, while the one-click Band also makes it easy to switch the band to mix and match to meet their style.

Galaxy Watch FE features a Sapphire Crystal glass offering superior durability, which provides users with protection against scratches during day-to-day use. This is the only major difference in Galaxy Watch FE and the Galaxy Watch 4 which launched back in 2021.

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The Watch FE has the same Exynos W920 Processor under the hood and packs Samsung’s BioActive Sensor, to provide an array of powerful fitness and wellness functions that deliver personalized and actionable tips around the clock.

To support better sleep for a good start to each day, Galaxy Watch FE offers a variety of advanced sleep features, from monitoring sleep patterns to sleep coaching and helping to create a sleep-friendly environment.

Plus, users can monitor their holistic heart health with a pack of heart health monitoring features. Galaxy Watch FE offers HR Alert to detect abnormally high or low heart rates and the Irregular Heart Rhythm Notification (IHRN) feature to proactively monitor heart rhythms suggestive of atrial fibrillation (Afib). In addition, users can get a deeper understanding of their heart health by monitoring Blood Pressure and ECG.

Users can track more than 100 different workouts along with their progress right from their wrist. For runners, advanced running analysis helps users not only analyze overall performance to maximize efficiency but can also provide insights and guidance to help prevent injury so they can keep moving toward their goals. For a more optimal running experience, Personalized Heart Rate Zone helps users set their own goals based on their physical capabilities.

The Body Composition feature provides comprehensive body and fitness data as indicators to track progress. In addition, users can receive motivational messages throughout the workout sessions as well.

When paired with a Samsung Galaxy device, users can quickly and easily locate their phone when disconnected from their Watch with Find My Phone. They can also remotely control the connected Samsung smartphone camera with Camera Controller to switch mode, change angle or zoom right from the wrist. Galaxy Watch FE supports Samsung Wallet, meaning users can pay for purchases as well as access identification cards such as their driver’s license or student ID on their smartwatch for a truly all-in-one digital wallet.

As for the display, it gets a 1.2-inch Super AMOLED panel with a 396×396 pixels resolution, and support for Full Color Always On Display. There’s 1.5GB RAM and 16GB storage. It is backed up by a 247mAh battery with wireless charging support. It runs on One UI 5 Watch out of the box and has connectivity options including Bluetooth 5.3, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n 2.4+5GHz, NFC, GPS/Glonass/Beidou/Galileo and optional LTE. The watch is also 5ATM and IP68 certified.

Samsung still hasn’t officially confirmed the Galaxy Unpacked event that’s set to take place next month on the 10th as per leaks. However, thanks to numerous leaks, we already know what all is coming at the event, which includes the Galaxy Buds 3 series, the redesign for which may have accidentally been confirmed by Samsung.

A screenshot of Samsung Members App posted by an X user shows the list of devices for which you want to report a problem and interestingly, the list includes the upcoming products from Samsung, namely the Galaxy Buds 3, Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, Galaxy Watch FE, Galaxy Ring, and the Galaxy Watch 7.

One can can clearly observe that the placeholder icon for the Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro resembles earbuds with a stem. In contrast, the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro has a bean-like design with a rounded form factor, matching the real-world design of the earbuds.

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Of course, Samsung may change the icon post the official launch of the earbuds to portray the actual design or, it may have just revealed the major redesign coming for the Galaxy Buds 3 series. Some other recently leaked renders suggest the stem design is actually coming to the Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro, allowing Samsung to fit in upgraded hardware. The redesigned buds could allow for a bugger battery and also a new mic position so it can better pickup the wearer’s voice during calls.

The buds are also expected to sport what’s called a Blade Light, that’s supposed to be a light strip on the stem of the buds. Furthermore, they are expected to feature an IP57 rating for dust and water resistance. It could also have Adaptive ANC, Adaptive EQ, Ambient Sound, and offer up to 30 hours of battery life. Finally, the buds may also support hi-res audio streaming with 24-bit 96KHz audio transmission likely via Samsung’s own SSC codec.