A new leak suggests the Samsung Galaxy Fit 4 could keep the look of the Galaxy Fit 3 while arriving in three color options. The wearable, identified by model number SM-R391, first surfaced in regulatory documents and renders last August. Images reveal a rear design similar to its predecessor, featuring a pill-shaped optical sensor and metal charging contacts.
Samsung appears set to stick with a familiar formula rather than reinventing its affordable fitness band. The Galaxy Fit 3, released in February 2024, offers a touchscreen, heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and a lightweight build. The successor is expected to follow that approach, with Bluetooth Low Energy support and possibly a Goodix GH3036 sensor module for optical heart rate monitoring. There may also be a connectivity bump to Bluetooth 5.4, up from Bluetooth 5.3 on the Fit 3.
However, the tracker is reportedly missing some features found in Samsung's pricier wearables. Built-in GPS and NFC payments may not make the cut, meaning outdoor workout tracking would depend on a connected phone. Built-in GPS would benefit runners and cyclists who want to leave their phones at home, and NFC would add everyday convenience. Neither upgrade is confirmed.
Samsung has not yet revealed the official specs, price, or launch date. However, the device has appeared on certification sites, including Malaysia's SIRIM, suggesting development is moving toward a launch. If Samsung keeps the price competitive, the Galaxy Fit 4 could suit users seeking simple fitness tracking without the complexity of a smartwatch.
Source: Android Central · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing