Instructions for using Samsung Galaxy Ring smart ring: stay away from magnetic items

July 20 news, according to a report by technology media SamMobile on July 19, Samsung officials recently updated the support document, revealing some usage details of its new product Galaxy
Ring smart ring. Samsung specifically states in its documentation that the Galaxy Ring's step counting accuracy and other functions may be interfered with by magnets or magnetic objects. The document clearly states: "If the user holds a magnet or magnetic object while wearing the ring, some functions (such as step counting) may be affected and not work properly." Therefore, Samsung recommends that users should use the Galaxy
Ring when using it. Avoid contact with magnets or magnetic objects.

According to the editor’s understanding, Samsung also specifically mentioned that it is not recommended to wear Galaxy

Ring when users are doing heavy exercises such as weightlifting. Samsung warns that wearing the ring while lifting weights or performing actions that involve lifting heavy objects could cause hand injuries. There is speculation that the Galaxy
Ring may bend or break when subjected to heavy pressure, which may cause damage to the user's fingers.
In addition, Samsung also provides maintenance recommendations for Galaxy

Rings that have not been used for a long time. If the user chooses to store the ring in the box for an extended period of time, the rubber pads on the storage stand may leave a slight dent in the ring's inner ring. But Samsung stressed that this situation will not affect the function and performance of the ring. Users can pay attention to this when storing the ring, but there is no need to worry too much. -->

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