The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Fit 4 fitness tracker has appeared in leaked renders, showcasing a design available in black, white, and green. While these three colors are confirmed for the initial reveal, the company may introduce additional options in the future.
The device retains the minimalist aesthetic of the Galaxy Fit series, featuring a rectangular OLED display. The screen size appears larger than that of the previous Galaxy Fit 3, allowing for more information to be displayed on the interface.
The chassis includes a physical button on the right side for navigation and screen wake-up functions. The display is surrounded by a silver frame, which gives the device a more metallic appearance compared to its predecessor.
Technical specifications include support for Bluetooth 5.4 with EDR and an integrated optical heart rate sensor for health and activity tracking. To maintain a lower price point and optimize power efficiency, the device will run on an RTOS platform rather than Google Wear OS.
It remains uncertain whether the Galaxy Fit 4 will feature built-in GPS. If the tracker lacks independent positioning, users will likely need to rely on a connected smartphone to record location data during outdoor activities like running or cycling.
