Samsung is preparing to release its next fitness tracker, the Galaxy Fit 4, according to a leak revealing key features of the upcoming device. The new information gives Android users an early look at what to expect from Samsung’s return to simple, health-focused wearable hardware.
The leaked details indicate that the Galaxy Fit 4 will feature a 258 × 428 resolution display capable of displaying 12 unique tiles for metrics and software navigation. However, the leak also highlights a notable limitation: the Galaxy Fit 4 lacks in-built GPS, meaning users will likely need to rely on a paired smartphone to track location data during outdoor workouts.
This release represents Samsung’s first dedicated fitness tracker update in almost three years, filling a long-standing gap in the company’s entry-level wearable lineup. While pricing, specific launch dates, and regional availability have not yet been disclosed, the leak indicates that Samsung is actively readying the tracker for an official release.