Key Specs & Design
- Display: 1.6″ AMOLED touchscreen (256 × 402 px) with curved glass—bright, sharp, and responsive
- Build: Sleek aluminum frame, IP68 & 5ATM water-resistant, durable yet lightweight (≈18.5 g–36 g depending on strap)
- Colors: Gray/black, silver, and pink-gold variants at launch
Battery & Charging
- 208 mAh battery, rated up to 13 days typical use (approx. 10–13 days in real-world Android usage)
- Fast charging: ~65% in 30 minutes using Samsung’s magnetic proprietary cable
Health & Fitness Features
- Tracks 100+ exercise types with auto-detection for popular activities
- Monitors heart rate, blood oxygen (SpO₂), barometric altitude, stress, and sleep tracking (including coaching and snore detection)
- Safety features include fall detection and SOS messaging
Connectivity & Compatibility
- Connects via Bluetooth 5.3; no onboard GPS—relies on phone’s GPS for route tracking
- No Wi‑Fi, NFC, or speaker—focus remains on core fitness essentials .
- Fully compatible with Android (especially Samsung Galaxy phones); not natively supported on iOS
Summary
The Samsung Galaxy Fit 3 offers tremendous bang for your buck:
- Pros: Bright AMOLED screen, long battery life, robust health tracking, fall detection, and lightweight build—all under $60.
- Cons: No built-in GPS, iOS incompatibility, simpler interface compared to full smartwatches, and accuracy limits for advanced workouts.
