Getting started
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5 After fully charging, disconnect the charging case from the device that functions as a
wireless charger.
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Only mobile devices that support the Wireless power sharing feature can charge
the Ring. To check mobile devices that support the Wireless power sharing
feature, visit the Samsung website.
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The location of the wireless charging coil may vary by device. Adjust the device
and the charging case to make a strong connection.
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To charge properly, do not move or use either the device that functions as a
wireless charger or the charging case while charging.
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The power charged to the Ring may be less than the amount shared to them by
the device that functions as a wireless charger.
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If you charge the Ring while charging the device that functions as a wireless
charger, the charging speed may decrease or the Ring may not charge properly,
depending on the charger type.
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The charging speed or efficiency may vary depending on the device’s condition or
the surrounding environment.
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If the remaining battery power of the device that functions as a wireless charger
drops below a certain level, power sharing will stop.
Checking the battery level
You can check your Ring’s remaining battery level through the Ring’s sensor light or the
charging case’s indicator light.
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Remove the Ring from your finger and check the sensor on the inside of the Ring.
If the battery level is 15% or above, the green light will blink. If the battery level is
lower than 15%, the red light will blink.
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Open the charging case or press the charging case’s Multipurpose button when
the Ring is in the charging case. The charging case’s indicator light will turn on
for 3 seconds to display the remaining battery level. When the Ring is not in the
charging case, the indicator light will display the case’s remaining battery level.
You can check the Ring’s remaining battery level in the Galaxy Wearable app when
the Ring is connected to your phone.
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