Samsung plans Galaxy Fit 4 launch in September

Samsung is reportedly developing a new entry in its affordable fitness tracker lineup, the Galaxy Fit 4, with a launch expected later this year. The device would succeed the Galaxy Fit 3, which debuted in 2024.

According to reports, the Galaxy Fit 4 will not be introduced at Samsung’s next major product event, the Galaxy Unpacked gathering scheduled for July. Instead, its unveiling is anticipated to occur a few months later, with September cited as a likely timeframe. The tracker is expected to launch alongside other devices, including the Galaxy S26 FE and the Galaxy Tab S12 series.

Specific details regarding the new model’s features and specifications remain scarce. Reports indicate it will bring improvements over the Fit 3 but do not specify what those upgrades will entail. It is widely expected that the device will continue to use a simpler, proprietary operating system based on RTOS, rather than adopting the Wear OS platform found on Samsung’s smartwatches. This approach has historically helped keep costs lower for the Fit series.

One frequently mentioned potential upgrade among users and commentators is the addition of built-in GPS. The Galaxy Fit 3 relies on a connected...