Samsung is said to be developing the Samsung Galaxy Fit 3, the latest addition to its fitness tracker lineup. Leaked renders, as reported by WindowsReport, unveil a redesigned look for the upcoming device.
Compared to its predecessor, the Samsung Galaxy Fit 3 appears to have a larger form factor, featuring a broader display capsule with a new metallic design.
Unlike the previous model, the capsule is no longer encased within the watchband, and it seems Samsung is opting for non-removable straps.
A noticeable addition is a button on the right edge of the device, although its function remains unknown. It could serve as a shortcut button, a dedicated back button, or have a different purpose altogether.
The leaked renders showcase the Samsung Galaxy Fit 3 in a rose gold color with a light pink strap, hinting at potential color variations upon its official release.
Reports suggest a noteworthy change in the operating system, with Samsung potentially shifting from the rtOS-based OS seen in the Fit 2 to Android OS for the Fit 3. This transition could enhance the Fit 3’s features and capabilities significantly.
On the health-tracking front, the Fit 3 appears to house an optical heart rate monitoring sensor on its back, along with Pogo pins for charging.
As of now, there is limited information about the Samsung Galaxy Fit 3, but further details are anticipated to emerge in the coming weeks or months
