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Galaxy Fit3 Smart Band 40mm AMOLED - Fitness Tracker

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Galaxy Fit3 Smart Band 40mm AMOLED - Fitness Tracker

Stay on top of your health and daily activity with the Galaxy Fit3 Smart Band, featuring a bright 1.6" AMOLED display in a slim 40mm design. With up to 13 days of battery life, over 100 workout modes, and advanced health sensors, it is a lightweight fitness companion that keeps you moving, sleeping better, and staying connected.

Product Description:

Bright AMOLED Display in a Lightweight Band
Galaxy Fit3 features a 1.6" AMOLED screen that’s easy to read indoors and out, giving you clear stats, notifications, and watch faces at a glance. The slim, lightweight aluminum body and soft silicone strap sit comfortably on your wrist all day and night.

Track Fitness, Sleep, and Daily Activity
Monitor steps, calories, distance, and over 100 workout types, with automatic detection for popular exercises like walking and running. Sleep tracking provides insights into stages, blood oxygen during sleep, and a sleep score to help you improve rest quality.

All-Day Health Monitoring
The Galaxy Fit3’s optical heart rate sensor tracks your heart rate continuously and can alert you to unusually high or low readings. Additional sensors enable blood oxygen checks, stress tracking, and more holistic wellness insights via Samsung Health.

Durable, Swim-Ready & Long-Lasting Battery
With 5ATM and IP68 ratings, Fit3 can handle swimming, sweat, and rain without worry. The 208mAh battery offers up to around 13 days of typical use, reducing the need for frequent charging.

Stay Connected from Your Wrist
Get call, text, and app notifications, control music, set alarms, and use quick replies when paired with a compatible Galaxy phone. All settings and data sync seamlessly through the Galaxy Wearable and Samsung Health apps.

SPECIFICATIONS

Model: Samsung Galaxy Fit3 (SM‑R390)
Display: 1.6" AMOLED, 256 × 402, 16M colors
OS: Free RTOS
Memory: 16MB RAM, 256MB storage (system use)
Sensors: Accelerometer, Gyro, Barometer, Optical Heart Rate, Light Sensor
Connectivity: Bluetooth v5.3
Battery: 208mAh, up to 13 days typical usage
Water/Dust: 5ATM, IP68
Dimensions: 42.9 × 28.8 × 9.9 mm; Weight: 18.5 g (body)
Compatibility: Android smartphones (via Galaxy Wearable app)

Note: This app is not a medical device. Data obtained during the use of this app is for reference only, and should not be used for clinical diagnosis, medical research, diagnostic, or treatment purposes.

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