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Samsung ‘Galaxy Ring 2’ likely launching ‘early’ 2027 with battery, hardware upgrades

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According to a new report, it’s “virtually impossible” for Samsung to release a Galaxy Ring sequel this year, with “Galaxy Ring 2” instead likely to launch in early 2027.

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