7th September 2026 - 3 min read

Samsung Malaysia is offering the Galaxy Ring at 45% off for a limited time, bringing its price down from RM2,099 to RM1,154.45. But if you’ve been collecting Samsung Rewards Points, you could pay as little as RM11.55 for the Ring.
The promotion runs until 30 September 2026, or while stocks last.
Samsung Rewards Points are worth RM0.03 each, and you can use them to cover up to 99% of your purchase.
| Amount | |
| Original price | RM2,099 |
| 45% discount | RM944.55 |
| Promotional price | RM1,154.45 |
| Maximum Rewards redemption | RM1,142.90 |
| Cash payment | RM11.55 |
You’ll need about 38,097 Samsung Rewards Points to redeem RM1,142.90.
You don’t need that many points to use the offer, though. You can redeem whatever points you have and pay the remaining amount using another payment method.
You can check your available points through your Samsung account or the Samsung Rewards section in the Samsung Wallet app.
The Galaxy Ring is a fitness tracker designed to be worn on your finger instead of your wrist.
It has an accelerometer, optical heart rate sensor and skin temperature sensor. It can track your heart rate, blood oxygen levels and sleep through the Samsung Health app, including features such as Sleep Coaching.
It also supports Snore Detection when paired with a compatible phone that’s connected to a charger nearby. A double-pinch gesture can be used to trigger the phone’s camera shutter or dismiss an alarm.
The Ring is 2.6mm thick and weighs between 2.3g and 3.3g depending on the size. It comes in Titanium Black, Titanium Silver and Titanium Gold.
Battery life varies by size, with Samsung rating it for up to seven days on a single charge. The included charging case has a 361mAh battery, and Samsung says the Ring can charge from 0% to 40% in around 30 minutes.
The Galaxy Ring works with Android devices, but some features require a compatible Samsung Galaxy smartphone.
This includes features such as the double-pinch gesture and Find My Ring. The Ring also doesn’t work with iPhones.
If you’re using an Android phone from another brand, it’s worth checking which features you’ll have access to before buying.
Check your Ring size before ordering. Samsung recommends using its sizing kit if you’re unsure of your size and wearing the sample for at least 24 hours before confirming your Ring size. Your fingers can change size throughout the day, so this gives you a better idea of which size will be comfortable.
This is especially important while the promotion is running, as Samsung says only limited sizes are available.
At RM1,154.45, the Galaxy Ring is nearly RM945 cheaper than its original price.
For Samsung Galaxy users looking for a smaller alternative to a smartwatch, the discount makes it a more interesting option. And if you’ve already accumulated a substantial number of Samsung Rewards Points, you can bring the price down further.
Just keep in mind that the RM11.55 price requires roughly 38,000 points, so most shoppers will still be paying considerably more.
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Christina writes about personal finance with an eye for making the complicated feel straightforward. She is drawn to the everyday money decisions people face and genuinely enjoys finding the clearest way to explain them. Between articles, she is probably napping, on a hiking trail, or terrorising her sister’s cats.
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