Samsung’s next budget fitness tracker, the Galaxy Fit 4, has surfaced in fresh renders and short videos. The leak gives buyers their first clear view of the device, although Samsung has not confirmed the product, its specifications or its launch date. The renders show a tracker that closely resembles the Galaxy Fit 3. It carries an elongated rectangular display, rounded corners, a curved body and a single button on the right edge.
The leaked material shows the Galaxy Fit 4 in black, white and light blue. Some reports describe the third shade as mint or light green, but the images broadly point to a lighter alternative to the two standard colors.
The strap continues to use a conventional buckle and adjustment holes. This approach keeps the device simple and accessible, which fits Samsung’s positioning of the Fit series as an affordable health and activity tracker. Regulatory filings identify the device as model SM-R391 and list Bluetooth 5.4 with Low Energy and Enhanced Data Rate support. The Galaxy Fit 3 uses Bluetooth 5.3.
Bluetooth 5.4 should improve connection stability and power efficiency. It may also help the tracker maintain a reliable link with Samsung phones during workouts, sleep tracking and daily activity monitoring.
Earlier reports suggest the Galaxy Fit 4 will use a Goodix GH3036 optical sensor module. Such hardware typically supports heart-rate and sleep tracking while consuming relatively little power. Samsung has not revealed whether the new model will add GPS, a larger display, improved battery life or new health features.
The device has appeared in certification databases, including the FCC and Malaysia’s SIRIM. These listings indicate that Samsung is preparing the tracker for release, but they do not establish a launch date. Reports expect the Galaxy Fit 4 to remain a budget wearable rather than adopt Wear OS. Samsung is likely to position it as an entry-level option beneath the Galaxy Watch lineup.
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