Samsung - Galaxy Fit3

I have a samsung Galaxy Fit 3. Works just fine and it's like 50€

I'll second the fit 3. costs $50 but has most of the galaxy watch sensors, plus the battery lasts 5x longer

You can't go wrong with the Galaxy Fit 3. It's cheap, reliable, it has amazing battery life. I've bought it as a temporary fix when my Watch 4 went down and didn't saw any major reason not to keep it as my swimming watch, even tho I eventually got the Watch 7 for my daily use. Fit 3 is the one dealing with chlorine nowadays, and it's doing great.

Can confirm galaxy fit 3 works perfectly.

The Galaxy Fit 3 band is a better alternative to the poverty spec Chinese low end trackers

Samsung fit3 works for me

Btw. It does receive calls and texts. You can even reply to texts, though only with pre-made replies you've added to the watch. For calls, you can only hang up or see who's calling. To answer the call, you gotta take out your phone.

Not for $70 no!!! I got mine for $40. Do not pay that much

Hi! I recently got my hands on the galaxy fit3 band, its a cheap tracker and works with HealthConnect, Nowadays most activity apps sync using that protocol/api as its the replacement for GoogleFit with my S24Ultra, This combination works great. I have all my fun health stats in homeassistant that I might want to read out :) Edit: URL to the app, [https://play.google.com/store/search?q=healthconnect&c=apps&hl=en\_US](https://play.google.com/store/search?q=healthconnect&c=apps&hl=en_US) Guide on how to get it to work; [https://community.home-assistant.io/t/health-and-fitness-data-into-home-assistant-ha-companion-app-and-health-connect/905477](https://community.home-assistant.io/t/health-and-fitness-data-into-home-assistant-ha-companion-app-and-health-connect/905477)

The Mi Band doesn’t have stroke detection or detailed swim metrics. For me, the times and stroke rates it tracks are mostly inaccurate. Also, since it lacks a physical button, pausing or ending a workout is a pain in the ass with wet hands. Overall, if you don’t need many details—just an estimated number for the distance and time you swam—then the Mi Band can be a good choice. If you need more details but still want to stay in the same price range, I would suggest the Samsung Galaxy Fit 3 or Huawei Band 9. The results can still be inaccurate, and not all laps detected, but you will get more insight into how you performed. Btw, make sure you have an option to return it in a few days. As an apple user you will get frustrated and want to switch to an apple watch se soon.

Yeah, counting reps can be a low-key pain. Most fitness trackers are better at tracking cardio than strength training. The Galaxy Fit 3 is decent, but it's not amazing for weightlifting. I've heard Whoop is pretty good for rep counting, but it's hella expensive. Honestly, I usually just stick to a notebook or a simple rep counter app on my phone. Focuses my mind too. Or you could try those clip-on rep counters, they're pretty cheap.

Cmf is pretty good as a general smartwatch for the price, but not accurate for fitness tracking. The galaxy fit 3 should track much more consistently.

The Fit 3 is great. It's battery life is fantastic and it has most of the core features of a smartwatch for a great price. $72 is no bargain though. These are all over the place for \~$40.

I use it to capture my workout daily, i manually set this into workout mode though, but it can auto detect fairly too, you can change music with this while working out, It works super well, I have had it since launch, the battery has been good for 5 days with extensive use. I should also mention that I use the samsung ecosystem, so this was my only choice for a fitness band. I use the watch for work and the band for workouts, the samsung health app syncs well with both.

Yes . I bought this watch ans you can modify settings and I never tried let me check

So, it's even more basic than I thought. I'd consider it for that price. I believe the Galaxy Fit 3 was around that price. I got it for my wife, and the battery life is amazing. It's the reason I wanted the Moto one.

Hey, so I bought it on Amazon Prime day for $99. It's a good basic watch with great battery life. Definitely better than my Galaxy Watch 6. No date info shows, just the Day of the week. Watch face selection is pretty basic but then again so is my wife's Galaxy Fit 3. I've decided to keep it since I got it at a decent price.

Using Samsung fit3 and so far so good naman. Usable sa non samsung phones afaik less than 3k

Fit3 works. Samsung health app on your phone can count steps as well.

Yes, Samsung health is a fitness companion app for fit3.

I've purchased both a Garmin Fenix 7 Solar and a Samsung Fit 3 device. I haven't found anything quite like the Fitbit One which seriously bums me out. I love the way the One worked when it was able to sync properly. I had switched to an older Inspire for a while, but knowing that you need to switch to using Google instead of whatever the original system had been by early February 2026, I've been looking into other companies to see what they have to offer and what could possibly work best for me. The Fitbit app has also been giving me some grief with the Inspire, so I'm sure it's just a matter of time before it too is totally phased out. The nice thing I'd found with the Garmin is that it can set up an auto step goal for you each day if you're looking to improve your distance each day (you of course don't have to do that, just change it in the app) and you don't necessarily need to go into any sort of 'activity mode' to start using it for just daily distances unless you want to use GPS tracking routes. I ended up purchasing a stretchy wrist band that fit the Garmin on eBay so it could fit around my ankle to track from the time I get up until I go to sleep at night. I'm not someone who actively moves my arms back and forth when walking (I might also walk and use my phone, hindering the arm sway), so that was the best option for me and is closest to getting the steps taken each day. I haven't played around with the Fit 3 too much yet. I'd gotten that on Amazon, but I did the same with that tracker as well, purchased a band that isn't silicone to wear it on my ankle. The only difference I had noticed so far is this tracker needs to be recharged much more frequently than either the Fitbit One or the Garmin device. I want to say I'd read it can be anywhere from 3 days to 13 days for battery life depending on what features you have actively tracking. You can disable to screen from turning on unless you press the side button and I believe you can also disable the heart rate portion of the device if you're not needing that information as well. Removing both does help prolong the battery life. The nice thing about both Samsung and Garmin is they have a nice range of watches to choose from, especially if you're looking for something pretty simple and user friendly. You can compare up to 4 or 5 devices on the Garmin website and connecting it to a phone was pretty simple as well. Unfortunately I didn't find a website to sync with with either brand, I too miss having that capability with Fitbit. Both brands also have the motion sensor inside the devices, so you don't have to use the GPS to track an entire activity. You may also check with the relative to see if the place they work or if they have medical insurance to see if either has some sort of walking or fitness program where they can get a free device for signing up. I've never used an Apple Watch, so hopefully someone else can speak on what they're like as I know the Samsung device wouldn't be useable with an Apple watch. Best of luck in your search! :)

Thirding the Fit 3. I have a Galaxy watch 5 as well but I got so sick of charging it every day. The battery on the Fit 3 lasts so long! I think I last charged it 2 weeks ago and use it everyday to track my stats.

If you are not looking for the play store or apps, I would go for a Samsung Fit 3 band. They are around $40, with 11 days of battery life.

I got a Fit3 and have had zero issues with it. If it's fully charged first thing on a Monday morning then it'll last to the end of Friday with fairly heavy use. If you can get one cheap as they seem to be half price at the moment then i don't see any better alternatives.

After spending a lot of time, I ended up buying galaxy fit 3 - [https://fkrt.co/dGkdr0](https://fkrt.co/dGkdr0) and I must say its serving me really good. Best thing is the battery life \~12 days on single charge

Samsung accuracy and reliability at a reasonable price. Heart rate and workout modes are pretty accurate.

Samsung Galaxy Fit 3 fitness band, especially if you have a Samsung phone. If your budget allows, then a Galaxy Watch 6 or 7 are options.

I have a Samsung phone also and love my Galaxy FIT 3 which paired perfectly. I also use a spatial phone app on Meta store so I can project my watch in VR and view calories burned and heart rate in real time while working out.

What's the purpose of the watch? Fit3 is a bit limited compared to the normal galaxy watch variants. It is however great for working out, has compact form factor and runs forever I like it a lot as a workout watch. As echoed by others, 72 bucks is nowhere near a deal

I had the 8 pro and Fit3. Fit 3 handles notifications smoother, menues are nicer but the battery is a dealbreaker for me. Lost 10% in a few hours. Not (shopping) lists on the fit 3. Batzery of the 8 pro is superb with around 15 days (sleep tracking on, wake up when raising wrist off) , 9 Pro (already ordered) is said to be even better. For me it's Xiaomi.

usually sells for 3500, it dosent connect with iphones, its a good firness band and is accurate,

Using this smartwatch for runs. Definitely a value buy at this price

finally someone, I have Samsung Fit3 and exactly what I thought, wtf no time settings in a watch? And they are literally useless without lengthy pairing with a phone which eats up battery life like crazy case like 4 apps run in background 24/7 ....

Great as a step counter, odometer & heart rate tracker with a user friendly interface. Looks good too imo. The discounted price is very reasonable imo.

Agreed. I wear 5 pro during day but find it too bulky for sleep tracking. So I wear fit3 at night. Both linked to my s23u. Handover between watches works flawlessly.

Fit3 here and for 80 CAD it's very good.

If you want a true smartwatch (that you can install apps on and wear os etc), samsung galaxy watch 4 went under 10k in the previous sales. Its a little dated but its the only actual smartwatch. Rest are just glorified fitness bands with a screen. But if thats all you need, check out cmf watch pro 2, galaxy fit 3 reviews.

Samsung Fit3 is still my favorite and is only $60. Surr, it doesn't have all the features, but I didn't use those extra features anyways when I had a nicer watch. And the smaller form factor sits so perfect on my wrist.

Fitness tracker. I had no idea how inconsistent my daily steps was. Now that I monitor my activity closely I am able to predict my weight gain/loss much more accurately. Edit: in case anyone is curious, I currently use the galaxy fit watch. Was like $80 CAD and does all the basics (step counter, heart monitor, sleep tracking, and synchs with phone) seemingly well.