Recent leaks circulating online hint at the full specs for Samsung’s next fitness tracker, the Galaxy Fit 3, with GizmoChina among the sources reporting the details. The information suggests Samsung is pursuing a refined, durable design aimed at daily wear and long battery life.
The leaked materials describe a device built with an aluminum chassis and a rectangular watch face, complemented by a physical side button on the right. In terms of durability, the Galaxy Fit 3 is said to carry IP68 protection against dust and moisture, underscoring its suitability for workouts and outdoor activities. Color options are listed as grey, silver, and pink, offering a range from understated to a more vibrant look.
Display specifications point to a 1.6-inch AMOLED panel with a resolution of 256 x 402 pixels and a 2.5D glass coating. The model is positioned as 46% larger and 11% thinner than its predecessor, which may translate to a more legible interface and a lighter overall feel on the wrist. Additional dial design options are expected, allowing users to customize watch faces for different moods and activities.
Health and fitness tracking features appear to be comprehensive. The Galaxy Fit 3 is reportedly equipped with a built‑in heart rate monitor and a SpO2 sensor, along with a stress tracker and a step counter. It is said to support 101 exercise modes and to automatically recognize six activity types, streamlining daily activity logging for users who prefer a set-it-and-forget-it approach. An additional feature is a menstrual cycle tracker designed to help users monitor reproductive health over time.
On the hardware side, the device is listed with 16 MB of RAM and 256 MB of internal storage. A 208 mAh battery is cited, with a claimed endurance of up to 13 days between charges under typical usage scenarios. This emphasis on extended battery life could be a key differentiator for consumers who want fewer charging interruptions during busy weeks.
Neither the official announcement date nor the pricing for the Galaxy Fit 3 has been released at this time. Industry observers will be watching closely to see how Samsung positions the device against rivals in the fitness tracker segment and whether the new model introduces any software ecosystem advantages or exclusive health features tied to Samsung services.
Earlier signals from other brands, such as OnePlus, have shown ongoing activity in the wearables space, indicating a competitive calendar for smartwatches and fitness bands in the near term. This broader market activity may influence launch timelines and feature sets as manufacturers aim to capture health-conscious consumers across North America.