The Galaxy Fit 3 leaks in real-life video and it’s closer to the Apple Watch than to the Fit 2

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The Galaxy Fit 3 leaks in real-life video and it’s closer to the Apple Watch than to the Fit 2
Remember 2020? It brought us… no, not that but the Galaxy Fit 2 – a pretty decent fitness tracker with distinct fitness tracker looks.

Now, some four years later, another Samsung fitness tracker is on its way to the market: the Galaxy Fit 3. This device leaked spectacularly at the end of 2023, but one thing was missing from the picture: some nice real-life pictures. Well, here they are: in fact, they are moving pictures!

Samsung's Galaxy Fit 3 leaks in hands-on video ahead of launch, reports Android Headlines. The upcoming fitness tracker is shown in a short Instagram video even before the company officially unveiled it. By the way, the official unveiling date is still not disclosed by Samsung. If only they could keep such secrets about the upcoming device’s specifications.

But, back to the video from Instagram user hosam_phone:



The Galaxy Fit 3 looks nothing like the Galaxy Fit 2 and, instead, is similar to the ubiquitous Apple Watch design. Wait, wasn’t the Galaxy Fit 3 a fitness tracker, not a smartwatch-wannabe? Well, times are changing. Fitness trackers apparently follow along.

The Galaxy Fit 3 will most probably not bring standalone GPS connectivity, cutting-edge ECG technology, or a blood pressure sensor, it will make users happy with an optical heart rate monitor and the blood oxygen supervision feature. There will be a 1.6-inch AMOLED touchscreen rectangular display and higher-quality aluminum construction compared to its predecessor.

Just like the Galaxy Fit 2, the Galaxy Fit 3 should offer some serious battery life, promising to keep the lights on for up to 13 days on a single charge, which is a pretty mind-blowing number considering the aforementioned display size and the not-too-modest 402 x 256 pixel resolution.

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