In theory, the Samsung Galaxy Fit3 should work well with any Android phone, as long as you install the two necessary apps: Galaxy Wearable and Samsung Health . During my review, I tested the Galaxy Fit3 with a Samsung Galaxy S23 smartphone and a Nothing Phone 2a. It worked well with both phones. However, it was quicker to set up on the Galaxy S23. And most importantly, some features are only available when using a Samsung Galaxy smartphone or tablet paired with the fitness tracker. For uae telegram data example, Camera Remote is exclusive to Samsung phones, as are features like Together in the Samsung Health app , alarm syncing, world time city lists, emergency assistance , and syncing Sleep and Do Not Disturb modes between your phone and the tracker. If you have an iPhone, you won’t be able to use the Samsung Galaxy Fit3.
With the exception of initial stability issues that were resolved with a firmware update, I am pleased with the user experience of the Samsung Galaxy Fit3. It is a user-friendly product, lightweight, comfortable to wear, and has a lot of useful features. Next, let's see how well it tracks your health and fitness.
Track your health with the Samsung Galaxy Fit3
While the Samsung Galaxy Fit3 doesn’t have many sensors and they aren’t very advanced, the health tracking data you get is useful and presented in a fun way in the Samsung Health app . I’d even say that the app is the product’s greatest strength. The app shows you your heart rate data and graphs for each day, week, month, and year. You can easily see how your heart rate changes throughout the day and your blood oxygen levels while you sleep.