9to5google reported on September 29, 2025, that a Samsung Galaxy Ring owner required a hospital visit after the device's battery expanded and became stuck on their finger. The battery swelling prevented the user from removing the smart ring, which necessitated medical intervention. The incident occurred before the user was scheduled to board a flight, and they were subsequently denied boarding. This event highlights a potential hardware safety issue for early adopters of Samsung's smart ring.
The source did not provide a reason for the battery's expansion but noted the ring's titanium construction and concave shape leave little room for a battery to swell outward. According to a report from Lowyat.NET, Samsung stated that customer safety is a top priority and that it is in direct contact with the user. Details on the specific procedures required for the ring's removal at the hospital were not provided. Information regarding the user's condition following the event was also not included in the reports.
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