Dan Bracaglia
Dan Bracaglia is a senior writer at Tom's Guide, covering fitness and consumer technology with an emphasis on wearables. Based in the US Pacific Northwest, Dan is an avid outdoor adventurer who dabbles in everything from kayaking to snowboarding, but he most enjoys exploring the cities and mountains with his small pup, Belvedere. Dan is currently training to climb some of Washington State’s tallest peaks. He's also a big photography nerd. His latest articles include an exploration of the Apple Watch X's potential features, the Samsung Galaxy Ring's pricing and subscription possibilities, and the Oura Ring Gen 3 Heritage, Horizon, Amazfit Helio Ring, Ultrahumam Ring Air, and Movano Evie. Dan also covers DJI’s recent ebike announcement and its potential impact on electric bikes; best cheap fitness trackers of 2024; the best Fitbit 2024; the Apple Watch Ultra 3's leaks and features; L.L. Bean summer apparel deals; the Samsung Galaxy Ring as a potential competitor to Oura Ring Gen 3 with five key features needed for success; Garmin’s GPS-equipped smartwatches and their favorites for runners, swimmers, triathletes, and ultramarathon training; Fitbit deals for well under retail price; and the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra's launch with a bold new design and hefty price tag. Dan also explores Google Pixel Watch 3 rumors, Suunto Race S's smaller, lighter package, Trek’s CarBack Bike Radar for rear visibility while cycling, the Granit Super Extreme 2500 U-lock for ebikes and other bikes, best hiking boots in 2024 with waterproof options and bad weather protection, and Pentax's first film camera in two decades. Dan Bracaglia's work consistently provides valuable insights into the latest developments in fitness technology, smartwatches, wearables, cameras, photography equipment, Latest articles by Dan Bracaglia Apple Watch X (probably) won't get the one feature I really want — here's why I might upgrade anyway By Dan Bracaglia published 6 July 24
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This author has a poor reputation for journalistic standards and is not considered a reliable news source.
Bias
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Conflicts of Interest
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Contradictions
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- Galaxy Ring may compete with Oura Ring Gen 3 Heritage ($299), Horizon ($349), Amazfit Helio Ring ($299), Ultrahumam Ring Air ($349), and Movano Evie ($269).
- It's possible that Samsung will price the Galaxy Ring higher due to additional features like NFC payments or gesture controls.
- Samsung Health app is expected to pair with the Galaxy Ring, but it's unclear if a subscription fee will be required.
Deceptions
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- Imagine, for instance, gently tapping your thumb against the outside of the ring to accept/reject an incoming call or swiping your finger in the air to fast-forward a TV show.
- The Samsung Galaxy Ring is almost here, now that Samsung has set July 10 for this summer’s Galaxy Unpacked event.
- To beat Oura, Samsung should launch the Galaxy Ring as a one-and-done affair.
Recent Articles
Samsung's Upcoming Galaxy Ring: A High-End Smart Health Tracker with a €449 Price Tag?
Broke On: Saturday, 06 July 2024Samsung's new Galaxy Ring, set to be unveiled at the Unpacked event on July 10, is a sleek health tracking device with features like sleep tracking, heart-rate monitoring, fertility tracking, and health goals. While pricing details are scarce, reports suggest it could cost €449 in France and compete with rings like the Oura Ring. Samsung's entry into the market may bring more awareness and innovation to smart rings. 
Samsung's New Galaxy Ring: A Game-Changer in Health Tracking with Heart Rate Monitoring, Stress Tracking, Skin Temperature Measurement, and Snore Detection
Broke On: Sunday, 30 June 2024Samsung's new Galaxy Ring wearable, set to debut at the July 10 Unpacked event, promises game-changing health tracking features. With heart rate monitoring, stress tracking, skin temperature measurement for period prediction, and snore detection, the compact Galaxy Ring could outshine competitors like Oura Ring. Expected features include long battery life, NFC chip for contactless payments, and cross-platform compatibility.