Samsung Electronics is the manufacturer of the Galaxy Fit, which is an excellent entry-level fitness tracker that precisely tracks exercise, heart rate, and sleep. It’s a good substitute for the Fitbit Inspire HR because of its stylish appearance, clear display, and simple interface, especially if you want to perform most of your monitoring on the gadget itself. Samsung brought its Galaxy Fit 2 back in 2020, and after that, the firm has not come up with any fitness bands, but it seems the Galaxy Fit is making a comeback.
To compete with Xiaomi’s newly released Smart Band 8, Samsung is preparing to release its new fitness band, the Galaxy Fit 3. For all types of users, the Galaxy Fit 3 will provide a lot of brand-new and improved functions. On September 26, Xiaomi unveiled the Smart Band 8, which is anticipated to offer a lot of cutting-edge characteristics. The Galaxy Fit 3 then appeared on the FCC certification page, bearing a model number of SM-R390, as per the website listings. Along with the certification information, the listing reveals the back design schematics of the Galaxy Fit, which appear to have a heart rate sensor.
Even the pogo pin charger, which has been a part of the Galaxy Fit series for the past few years, was visible. If we take into account the rating information on the back of the schematic, it appears to come with a 5W adaptor. Additionally, a B319 battery is used in the testing. No other specifications have been popped up; however, it will replace the Galaxy Fit 2 that was released a few years ago with a 1.1-inch AMOLED display and 5ATM water resistance. Also, we can anticipate the new Galaxy Fit 3 to include a heart rate sensor, accelerometer, sleep monitor, workout recognition, and many more.
Also, the firm may offer feature-rich software for the Galaxy Fit 3, like standalone GPS and built-in storage for audio, compared to the Galaxy Fit 2, which runs RTOS and lacks GPS. Through the release of their own respective fitness bands, both Samsung and Xiaomi may get into great competition.
Thanks to “SamMobile“
