The Samsung Galaxy Fit4, the successor to the Fit3 launched in early 2024, may introduce NFC payment support. Recent leaks from the Galaxy Fit4 Manager app on the Galaxy Store reveal a "Wallet" option in the menu, suggesting users could store credit or debit cards via Samsung Wallet. This would mark the first Fit series device with NFC capability. However, the device's FCC listing only confirms Bluetooth connectivity, leaving NFC unconfirmed by official channels.
Beyond payment features, the app screenshots show the Fit4 will include built-in apps, customizable watch faces, and likely a speaker. Battery indicators in the images show 100% charge with an estimated 4 days and 3 hours of remaining life, though this is likely a placeholder given the Fit3's advertised 13-day lifespan.
Samsung has not announced a launch date for the Galaxy Fit4, though the Manager app's presence hints at an imminent release. If realized, NFC support would significantly enhance the fitness tracker's functionality, aligning it with competitors offering contactless payment options directly from the wrist.
Source: GSMArena · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing