Samsung Galaxy Fit 3

A large 1.6-inch AMOLED, one of the largest band screens here — a readability advantage for notifications and workout data over the slimmer Fitbit band. Works with any Android phone, not just Samsung. Up to 13 days of rated battery with the always-on display off. No built-in GPS. The Galaxy Wearable app's full analytics depth requires a Samsung phone; on non-Samsung Android the feature set is reduced. The pragmatic budget Android tracker.

The Galaxy Fit 3 carries a 1.6-inch AMOLED, one of the largest band screens in this comparison, which makes a real difference if you read notifications or workout data from the wrist during exercise. Built for Android users — works with any Android phone, not just Samsung, via Google Play's Galaxy Wearable app — it offers up to 13 days of rated battery with the always-on display off, a 50 m water rating for swim tracking, and a SpO2 sensor for overnight blood-oxygen trending. No built-in GPS, only connected GPS, so route logging requires carrying a paired phone. The Galaxy Wearable app's deeper analytics work fully only on Samsung phones; on non-Samsung Android the feature set is reduced to step counting, sleep, and notifications. It slots between the Xiaomi budget tier and Fitbit's mid-range price.

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