Samsung Galaxy Fit 4: Budget Fitness Tracker
Samsung Galaxy Fit 4: A Budget-Friendly Fitness Tracker
Samsung is set to launch the Galaxy Fit 4, a budget-friendly fitness tracker, later this year. The device has been spotted with the model number SM-R391 and features a 1.6-inch AMOLED display, similar to its predecessor, the Galaxy Fit 3. This puts it in direct competition with the Fitbit Air and Sense 2, although the Fitbit Air does not have a screen.
The Galaxy Fit 4 is expected to have Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and a Goodix GH3036 sensor module for optical heart rate tracking, as well as a PPG health-monitoring chip for low-power wearables. While it may not have all the features of the more expensive Fitbit Sense 2, the Galaxy Fit 4’s budget-friendly price point, likely around £59, makes it an attractive option for those looking for a basic fitness tracker.
Comparison to Other Fitness Trackers
The Samsung Galaxy Fit 4 will likely be compared to other fitness trackers on the market, such as the Apple Watch Series 10 and the Garmin Forerunner 955. However, its budget-friendly price point and basic features set it apart from these more advanced devices. The Galaxy Fit 4 may also be seen as a rival to the Google Pixel Watch, although the Pixel Watch has a more premium price point and features a more advanced operating system.
In terms of design, the Galaxy Fit 4 is expected to look similar to the Galaxy Fit 3, with a simple and sleek design that is comfortable to wear. The device will likely be available in a range of colours, although the exact colour options have not been confirmed.
Release Date and Availability
The Samsung Galaxy Fit 4 is expected to be released in September, possibly at the IFA 2026 conference in Berlin. The device will likely be available for purchase on the Samsung website and through other online retailers, such as Amazon UK. The exact release date and pricing have not been confirmed, although it is expected to be priced around £59, similar to the Galaxy Fit 3.
In addition to the Galaxy Fit 4, Samsung is also rumoured to be working on a range of other devices, including the Galaxy Tab S12 and the Galaxy Buds On. The Galaxy Tab S12 is expected to be a high-end tablet with a large screen and advanced features, while the Galaxy Buds On are a new type of earbud that are designed to be more compact and convenient than traditional earbuds.
