Galaxy Fit 3

"Bluetooth enabled pretty much all week" What does "pretty much" mean? I've never disabled Bluetooth on any of my Watches, ever. It's very low-power compared to WiFi. Devices such as the Galaxy Ring and Galaxy Fit3 are both bluetooth-only and have week-long battery life despite having tiny batteries

Some people just want a simple fitness tracker. My friend has an Android phone and needed a fall detection device so I got her a Galaxy Fit3. A corresponding device from Apple would be nice for Apple users who don't want all the bells and whistles.

People just dont get "I dont want to charge it every day" point. They want bloated features they would rarely use in a device that is made to be as power efficient as it couls be and as cheap as Samsung can make it. Watches literally exist. Wanna GPS, NFC and other bloat - go get Watch. Leave Fit al

The Fit3 is a great choice, even in 2026. Health tracking is fine as long as you're not wearing it super loose on your wrist to where it's sliding all around or creating an air gap between the sensor and your skin. Battery life is great and can last a week easily, and it charges quickly. Notificatio

All samsung products are like this phones,buds,watches,tablets,etc. First time you open a brand new divice the battery will drain very quickly, after that the battery will start memorising your using patterns and last longer. It takes like 1-2 weeks for everything to calibrate perfectly. My fit3 las

Arghh. I've written this three times. It keeps disappearing when I go off to get links Anyway, I'm really sorry. Some of the people on here are really bitchy. I've had the similar replies when I've posted. I try to block or try and ignore the unhelpful replies. 🫂 Mumsnet might be more helpful. It's

I agree with you. My Inspire 3 died so I went looking for a replacement. Thought about getting another Inspire 3 but found the Samsung Fit3 for half the price and with more features. It is easy to setup and customize. I'm really enjoying it.

Fit3? Ye same! It's cheap and gives me everything I would need lol. Except for the NFC which would be cool but it's allright.

Sous fit 2 depuis bientôt 7 ans et je pensais changer par une fit3 pour Noël, tant mieux si elle est pas trop chère 😅

Be nice. There's also the price point. More features, more money. You can get a Fit3 for $50. You're asking for smartwatch features that require a full OS underneath. I've had my Fit2 for over 7 years. It runs FreeRTOS, works flawlessly and I use most if not all of its features. It is indispensable