The Samsung Galaxy Fit3 is the first update of the lineup in four years!
It appears Samsung has accidentally revealed its upcoming Galaxy Fit3 fitness tracker ahead of its imminent launch.
A cached version of Samsung Gulf's product page shows the Galaxy Fit3 in its full glory alongside the specs and features. As the first update of the series since 2020, the Galaxy Fit3 sports some significant upgrades which include:
- 1.6-inch AMOLED display (256 x 402 pixels) vs the Fit2's 1.1-inch AMOLED display (126 x 294 pixels)
- A more premium chassis made of aluminium compared to the Fit2's polycarbonate built
- A home button on the right side to navigate to home screen (one press), exercise list (double-press), notify emergency contacts (pressing it five times)
- Fall detection and snore detection features
- Battery life of up to 13 days on a single charge with support for fast charging to 65% in just 30 minutes
Other specs include FreeRTOS, 16MB RAM, 256MB storage, optical heart rate sensor, Bluetooth v5.3, water resistance up to 50 metres, and IP68 water and dust resistance ratings.
The accidental listing of the Galaxy Fit3 on Samsung Gulf's website suggests its launch is imminent. We will update this article as and when an official launch is confirmed.
Meanwhile, if you think this design looks familiar, perhaps it may have something to do with Huawei's Watch Fit series.
Source: Samsung Gulf via Android Authority
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