Galaxy Ring keeps disconnecting from phone

If your Galaxy Ring disconnects from your phone, then there may be an issue with the Bluetooth connection. You can fix this by reestablishing the connection, ensuring there are no obstacles, and updating the Galaxy Wearable app.

A smartphone screen displaying Bluetooth settings with multiple connected devices including 'John's Ring,' with a charging case for the ring in the background.

Galaxy Ring keeps disconnecting from phone

Enable Bluetooth and check the battery level.

Place the Galaxy Ring in the charging case and then press and hold the case’s Multipurpose button for three seconds to enable Bluetooth pairing. If the ring does not pair to your phone, allow the ring to fully charge in the charging case before trying to connect it to your phone.

Check for obstacles.

Make sure there are no obstacles, such as walls or electrical equipment, between the ring and your phone.

Update the Galaxy Wearable app.

Make sure the Galaxy Wearable app on your phone is updated to the latest version. Navigate to and open the Galaxy Wearable app, then tap Ring software update. Follow the on-screen instructions to update the app’s software if necessary.
A smartphone screen showing the Galaxy Wearable app settings with an option highlighted for Ring software update.

A smartphone screen showing the Galaxy Wearable app settings with an option highlighted for Ring software update.

Check the Bluetooth range.

Additionally, make sure the ring and your phone are within the Bluetooth connection range of 98 feet. The distance may vary depending on the environment.
A smartphone screen displaying Bluetooth settings with multiple connected devices including 'John's Ring,' with a charging case for the ring in the background.

Restart your phone and open Galaxy Wearable again.

Swipe down from the top of your phone’s screen, then tap the Power icon, and then tap Restart. Tap Restart again and allow your phone to restart.

Then, open the Galaxy Wearable app. While the ring is in the charging case, press and hold the case’s Multipurpose button for three seconds to initiate Bluetooth pairing. Then, connect the Galaxy Ring to your phone.
A smartphone screen showing the power menu with options to Power off, Restart, make an Emergency call, and access Medical info.

Repeat the above steps.

If you are still having difficulties, please repeat the above steps to connect your Galaxy Ring to your phone.

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