Accidentally, Samsung’s UAE branch made a mistake by listing the upcoming Galaxy Fit3 smartband on its website. We’ve come across numerous leaks for Samsung’s wearable and now we have a full understanding of the specs and images of the device. As anticipated, Galaxy Fit3 will bring numerous improvements over 2020’s Galaxy Fit2, including a larger display, enhanced UI, and a bigger battery.
Galaxy Fit3 boasts a 1.6-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 256 x 402 px and a plastic design with aluminum edges. The band offers over 100 watch faces and allows you to create your own using a photo from your gallery. The software is managed by a straightforward tile-based interface.
Samsung has introduced activity tracking for more than 100 modes to select from, as well as sleep, stress, and heart rate monitoring. The device also comes with a fall detection sensor and the capability to inform your emergency contacts.
Galaxy Fit3 can handle incoming notifications and media controls. Although the band does not support voice calls, it allows you to end calls from your connected device and send pre-set message replies. It does not have built-in GPS, so you need to use your paired phone’s receiver to track runs. Samsung has also confirmed that the band won’t have NFC connectivity or third-party apps.
The battery life is claimed to be up to 13 days with normal use and it also supports a quick charge function that gets you up to 65% battery in 30 minutes. The device uses a magnetic two-pin proprietary charger.
Galaxy Fit3 will be available in at least three colors – black, white, and pink. It weighs 18.5 grams and has an IP68 rating. The only remaining uncertainties are the pricing and availability, which will likely be disclosed in the coming days.
