Samsung Galaxy Fit4 Key Features Leaked Ahead Of Launch
Not long ago, the Samsung Galaxy Fit4 appeared in a set of leaked renders, suggesting that a launch may not be too far ahead. Now, more details on the fitness tracker have emerged, revealing some of its key health features. This new leak comes from an APK teardown of the Galaxy Fit4 Manager companion app […] The post Samsung Galaxy Fit4 Key Features Leaked Ahead Of Launch appeared first on…
Recent leaks have revealed key features of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Fit4 fitness tracker, suggesting a launch may be imminent. According to an APK teardown by SammyGuru, the device will offer similar health and activity tracking capabilities as its predecessor, including step count, active calories, blood oxygen saturation, and stress monitoring.
Heart rate tracking and alerts for high and low readings are also part of the package. Beyond basic tracking, the Galaxy Fit4 will feature on-device sleep tracking with sleep stages, sleep scores, and personalized sleep coaching after seven nights. For fitness enthusiasts, the device will support workout tracking, automatic activity recognition, multiple workout tiles, and exercise data synchronization.
However, it appears that the device will lack built-in GPS, a feature not present in the Galaxy Fit3 either. The Galaxy Fit4 will sport a slightly taller 258 x 428 pixel display, offering 12 customizable tiles for quick access to information. The device will be available in black, silver, and light green color options, deviating from the initial leak's predictions of black, white, and light blue.
Additionally, the leaked information suggests the inclusion of a Find My Phone feature, allowing users to ring their paired smartphone directly from the fitness tracker. While Samsung has not officially commented on the Galaxy Fit4, support pages for the wearable have reportedly been set up, and the device has already appeared on the SIRIM database, indicating a possible launch in the near future.
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