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Choose from Dark Grey, Silver, or Pink Gold.
The gear supports 100-plus exercise types and boasts impressive sleep-monitoring tools borrowed from higher-end Samsung wearables.
You also get useful safety features like fall detection and SpO2 monitoring.
The side of the case is constructed of aluminum while the back panel feels like polycarbonate.
A single button adorns the side; by default, it wakes the watch up.
The unit ships on a soft, silicone strap that attaches with a pin and buckle system.
Water resistance of 50 meters should be enough for short surface-level swims or showers.
The Fit3 is also IP68-rated against dust, dirt and moisture.
In addition to daily sleep reports, I find the daily sleep quality score particularly useful.
This is why I’m thrilled to see features offered in the brand’s most basic wearable.
Plus, you also get access to Samsung’s nifty snore detection feature.
The Fit3 does not support NFC payments or third-party apps.
you might also control media from a connected gear, but there’s no onboard storage for downloading music.
Samsung’s tracker charges using a proprietary cable that magnetically attaches to the bottom of the machine.
However, as these models age, the demand for wallet-friendly, easy-wearing fitness trackers remains.
The$99 Active 2is another seriously impressive new model from Amazfit.
And I’d argue that Samsung’s reputation for wellness and fitness monitoring is matched by only Apple andGoogle.
At the same time, the Galaxy Fit3 is Android only, a factor that seriously limits its appeal.
But with a starting price of $299, it’s not exactly affordable.
I’ve got it on my wrist right now and plan to find out.
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