Samsung’s new technology builds on its existing ‘Good Sleep’ feature, allowing Samsung wearable devices to communicate with the South Korean tech giant’s air conditioners. The new feature is called ‘WindFree Wearable Good Sleep’, and only works with the Bespoke 2026 line (via SammyFans).
This aims to keep your room at the ideal temperature throughout the night. How do you determine the ‘ideal temperature’? you may ask. By using real-time data from your Galaxy Watch or Galaxy Ring.
Get up properly
When paired with a new AC, your Galaxy Ring and Watch can detect and signal when your body transitions from wakefulness to sleep.
In the early stages of ‘falling asleep’, the AC maintains a cool temperature so that it is easier for you to fall asleep. During the deep sleep stage, the air conditioner switches to a slightly warmer temperature. This is achieved by setting the AC at a higher temperature or turning it off completely.
The AC does this several times per night depending on your personal sleep pattern.
If you have Samsung’s latest Bespoke AI WindFree AC, you can take advantage of this feature by first installing the SmartThings app on your Galaxy Watch or Ring and connecting the AC to your home Wi-Fi. From there, you can configure the feature directly on your watch via the ‘Sleep well with smart devices’ menu.
You can see Samsung’s range of AI WindFree Bespoke ACs here.
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- Case size
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40mm/44mm
- Color
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Graphite/Silver
- Displaying
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Super AMOLED 1.3 inch/1.5 inch
- CPU
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Exynos W1000
- RAM
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2GB
- Storage
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32GB
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 includes new health and fitness features along with AI-enhanced features and more intuitive customization options.
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- Heart rate monitor
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Yes
- Notification support
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NO
- Battery life
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Up to 7 days
- Censorship
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Accelerometer; PPG; skin temperature
- Waterproof
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IP68; 10 ATMs
- Ring size
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5 – 13
Samsung Galaxy Ring is Samsung’s first smart ring. Tracking activity and sleep, the Galaxy Ring offers up to seven days of battery life per charge and comes with a charging case that can provide additional battery life without plugging it in.
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