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Unable to trade in Galaxy watch for the Galaxy ring

(Topic created: 09-07-2024 03:57 AM)
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Lee67
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Samsung doesn't allow anything you trade in for the Galaxy Ring which is ridiculous it works with the Galaxy watch they should allow us to trade in a Galaxy watch so we can get some money off $400 ring which is way too expensive. What's everyone's thoughts???

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DAN003
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I agree, however, upon further research, the resale market for smart rings is comparatively smaller than that of phones or smartwatches.
Lee67
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I understand that but I have another galaxy watch I would love to trade in give me $200 the ring is only worth 200 bucks
DAN003
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I'm also guessing profit margin might not be high because competitors charge subscriptions tu use their ring while samsung ring doesn't require you having a subscription? I'm not too sure
Robin621k
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No subscription fee, Oura ring with 3 years' worth of subscription service is now a $560 ring.
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Robin621k
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If you buy the Oura ring, it is $350, and the subscription is $70 a year. Over the course of 3 yrs that Oura Ring has now cost you $560. The Samsung Galaxy ring over that same 3 year span is still $400. The Oura ring also doesn't come with a charging case. That case alone is worth the price tag of the ring. You go on vacation for 2 weeks, no puck, no extra cord, just the case.

Do you understand my logic here?
Lee67
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Ring conn 2 no subscription and it's better than oura
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DelawareMayor
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Exactly and my ring last a whole week, and I've charged it multiple times off one full charge of the case
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blueyzfrone
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I got mine using my HSA card. Didn't have to pay anything
Ethy
Cosmic Ray
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Health Savings Account. It is part of an employer health insurance program. Basically the employer pays into a fund you can use on health expenses like medications etc.
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