Hey, guess what? Samsung’s about to make their gadgets even cooler with something called Samsung solid-state batteries! These aren’t like the usual batteries in your stuff—they’ve got a solid inside instead of liquid, which makes them hold more power and lets Samsung shape them in fun, weird ways. Plus, they’re safer and less likely to catch fire. Samsung’s had some battery oopsies before, so they’re super into making sure that doesn’t happen again.
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AustraliaI saw this in a report from Korea, and it says the first thing getting Samsung solid-state batteries is a Galaxy Ring. It’s dropping in late 2025—like October or December—so it might be the Galaxy Ring 2 or even 3, depending on when the next one comes out. After that, Samsung’s putting these batteries in earbuds by the end of 2026, and then smartwatches by late 2027. No word yet on phones, though, which is a bummer.
What’s the Catch?
Here’s the thing—Samsung solid-state batteries sound awesome, but they might make stuff cost more. The first Galaxy Ring wasn’t cheap, and these new batteries are trickier to make, so the price could jump even higher. Still, if they’re safer and last longer, maybe it’s worth it, right?
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I’m pretty stoked about this! Samsung solid-state batteries could make their rings, earbuds, and watches way better for us to use every day. What do you think—would you pay extra for a gadget with one of these?
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