Fitness trackers have made significant strides in design and functionality in recent years. Premium models like the Fitbit Charge 6 now come with beautiful color touchscreens, offer a variety of Google services, and can monitor your health just as effectively as more expensive smartwatches.
Samsung is reportedly preparing to release the Galaxy Fit 3, a follow-up to the Galaxy Fit 2. The Galaxy Fit 3 is rumored to feature a 1.61-inch display and up to 21 days of battery life, potentially competing with the Fitbit Charge 6.
The Galaxy Fit 3’s display is a major upgrade from the Galaxy Fit 2, boasting a higher pixel density of 302 ppi. This could result in a significant improvement in image quality, making the device an attractive option in the fitness tracker market.
The rumored 21-day battery life is particularly impressive, especially if the Galaxy Fit 3 offers expanded app support compared to its predecessor. The device is also expected to be available in gray, silver, and pink gold color options and weigh only 21.39 grams, despite being made of durable aluminum.
Compared to high-end smartwatches, the Galaxy Fit 3 may not have all the same features but could offer a compelling alternative for users who don’t need all the advanced functionality of a more expensive device. With a potential release in early 2024, consumers may want to consider waiting for the Galaxy Fit 3 to see what it has to offer and at what price point it will be available.
