Tipster AssembleDebug discovered code for new Galaxy Ring notifications in Samsung's app. These alerts focus on battery levels and disconnect reminders, informing users when the ring loses connection and its remaining power. Samsung is likely adding these to prevent users from forgetting their device or letting it fully drain.

This move addresses a critical user pain point for a wearable that's had a rocky start. Last year, reports surfaced of swollen batteries potentially trapping fingers, prompting emergency room visits. While Samsung acknowledged the issue in the UK, these new alerts aim to improve reliability and user awareness before a second-generation model arrives.

The code suggests users will get warnings about prolonged disconnections and be prompted to charge the ring regularly. While an update could be imminent, Samsung hasn't officially confirmed the rollout. For consumers, this means better oversight of a device that's still finding its footing in the smart ring market, which is dominated by Oura and others.