Samsung is reportedly preparing to launch the Galaxy Fit 4, the successor to its affordable fitness tracker lineup. The new wearable is expected to arrive later in 2026, possibly around September alongside the Galaxy S26 FE, rather than at Samsung’s July Galaxy Unpacked event.
Details remain scarce, but the Galaxy Fit 4 is expected to bring upgrades over the Galaxy Fit 3 while likely continuing to use Samsung’s lightweight RTOS software instead of Wear OS. One of the most requested additions is built-in GPS, though this remains speculation for now.
The Galaxy Fit 3 launched in 2024 with a larger AMOLED display, health and sleep tracking, emergency features, and long battery life. A follow-up model would be a welcome addition for users looking for an affordable fitness tracker without the cost of a full smartwatch.
Source: Android Authority
