The Galaxy Fit3 is available in grey, silver and rose gold. As you can see from my photos, I am testing the grey version, which looks pretty good. One of the main pluses of the Galaxy Fit3 is its IP68 certified water resistance of up to 5ATM. This means that it can withstand dust as well as raindrops. You can swim with it in water up to 50 meters deep for 10 minutes. However, it is not suitable for diving or high-pressure water sports.
The Samsung Galaxy Fit3 uses Bluetooth version 5.3 to connect to your smartphone and other devices. However, it does not have an NFC chip or built-in GPS. It uses connected GPS, which means uae telegram data it needs your smartphone to track activities that rely on GPS positioning. Keep in mind that this fitness tracker does not work with all phones. For example, the Galaxy Fit3 is NOT compatible with iPhones, but it does work with all Android phones. However, some features are only available to Samsung Galaxy owners, and I will cover them in detail in the next section of the review.
Last but not least, this fitness tracker comes with a 208mAh battery, which Samsung says should last up to 13 days on a single charge. The company also says it should charge from 1% to 65% in 30 minutes. These specs sound great, and I look forward to taking real-world measurements and reporting back later in this review.