A recent leak has exposed nearly all the functions of the Samsung Galaxy Fit 4, suggesting the new smart band may disappoint fans expecting major innovations over the Galaxy Fit 3 released in 2024. The information emerged following an analysis of the Galaxy Fit 4 Manager application, which revealed features and images of the future device. Although Samsung has not officially confirmed a launch date, the tracker has already appeared in important certifications from the FCC and BIS, indicating its arrival could be imminent.
The leaked data indicates that the Galaxy Fit 4 will retain most health and fitness capabilities found in the previous generation. Expected features include step counting, activity duration tracking, calorie expenditure monitoring, sleep analysis, heart rate measurement, stress level detection, and automatic exercise recognition. The device is also expected to monitor blood oxygen levels, detect snoring, track menstrual cycles, and assist with food and water intake management.
Specific health functionalities will likely remain consistent with the Galaxy Fit 3. This includes sending alerts for prolonged periods of high stress and notifying users of heart rates that are too high or too low. The tracker should also identify heart rate zones to help monitor exercise intensity. Regarding sleep, Samsung is expected to maintain tracking of different rest phases and provide a quality score, along with personalized recommendations after seven nights of recorded data.
In terms of design and interface, the Galaxy Fit 4 may feature a slightly taller screen with a resolution of 258 x 428 pixels. The device is reported to preserve the gesture-based navigation of its predecessor, allowing users to swipe to access quick settings, notifications, and apps. The interface will likely continue to use customizable information cards. Additionally, a new function identified in the leak allows users to locate their smartphone directly from the wristband. The device is expected to be available in three colors, with potential improvements focusing on less visible aspects such as battery life or measurement precision rather than major feature additions.
Sources: Canaltech.