Samsung Galaxy Fit3

The Fit3 comes with a 1.6" AMOLED display, which is 45% bigger than the predecessor. It has a single button on the right side and a one-click quick-release mechanism for the band. Sadly, the band does not have wireless charging, its proprietary charger using two pogo pins at its base.

The Fit3 is the first device in the series that supports Fall Detection and Emergency SOS, as the latter is triggered after five rapid presses on the button. Once you do that your location will be shared with emergency contacts that you've set beforehand.

Samsung Galaxy Fit3

Samsung claims the Galaxy Fit3 can go 13 days on a single charge with its 208 mAh cell. It helps that the wearable has no Wear OS or any other heavy interface, just some simple mini apps, Calendar, Weather, World Clock, and sports tracking.

The Fit3 supports over 100 types of workouts, but the device lacks GPS, so any activity involving movement in the open would require a paired smartphone for better tracking. The wearable also tracks sleep patterns, steps, and stress levels; all that info is visible in the Samsung Health app.