Accidental official website listing completely leaks Samsung Galaxy Fit3

Samsung's official UAE website accidentally made the Samsung Galaxy Fit3 webpage live, and it remained up for enough time for us to see all that the new fitness smart band has to offer. As expected, it will bring a good number of upgrades over the Galaxy Fit2 (available on Amazon).

To illustrate, the Galaxy Fit3 sports a 1.6-inch AMOLED screen with 256 x 402 pixels resolution. To compare, the Fit2 debuted with a 1.1-inch display with a resolution of 126 x 294 pixels. This jump in screen size means the new fitness band can offer more information at a glimpse.

Besides, as the UAE website listing has confirmed, the smart band will offer 100+ watch faces and the ability to create your own watch face through the gallery. On that note, the software aspect of Samsung Galaxy Fit3 is handled by a tile-based interface. While it's not as advanced as Wear OS (Ticwatch E3 curr. $160 on Amazon), the software doesn't appear to be backing down on health and fitness tracking.

For instance, the Galaxy Fit3 can monitor your sleep patterns throughout the night and offer a detailed report on sleep stages. With multiple sensors, including heart rate, blood oxygen, and barometer, the new Samsung fitness band aims to help you achieve health goals easily. There are also more than 100 modes to track activities.

However, there's no GPS, which means you still need to carry your phone to track outdoor runs. Also, according to the listing, the Samsung Galaxy Fit3 doesn't have NFC, which means no contactless payments either. But the good news is that the smart band can hang up calls, handle incoming notifications, and control media.

Other highlights of the Galaxy Fit3 include up to 13 days of claimed battery life, fall detection, emergency contact alert, IP68 rating, and a quick charging feature. Samsung's website confirmed that it will come in at least three colors: white, black, and pink. It's only the pricing and availability that are yet to be revealed. You can learn more by visiting the Google cached version of the web page through this link.