At the beginning of August, Samsung presented the Galaxy Watch 3, its new smartwatch that hits the market with several interesting features, such as a blood oxygenation level monitor, an electrocardiogram (ECG) and blood pressure reader, for example.
However, there is an audience that prefers to wear simpler devices on the arm, mainly due to the fact that they cost less. With that in mind, Samsung decided to make the Galaxy Fit 2 official, a smartband that promises to deliver great autonomy in daily use.
Galaxy Fit 2 changes and features
This new version delivers a "cleaner" design compared to the first model, leaving aside the physical button on the side to deliver a touch-sensitive button. Another interesting detail is that the Galaxy Fit 2 bracelet has an inward curvature, which is intended to reduce contact with the skin and, consequently, reduce perspiration.
Samsung's new smartband also offers all the features you would expect from a fitness device, such as a heart rate monitor, fitness tracker, walking distance meter and sleep monitoring, for example, as well as being able to provide calorie data. lost. Details about this information are available in the "Samsung Health" app.
Regarding the screen, it uses AMOLED technology and measures 1,1". Other features also include: IP68 certification, which guarantees water and dust resistance, 70 different displays and a 159 mAh battery. According to Samsung, this amount can offer an autonomy of up to 15 days on a single charge.
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Price and availability
In Germany, the Galaxy Fit 2 will be sold from October 2 for 46,76 euros, something around R$248.
So far, Samsung has not revealed details about the price and availability of its new smartband in other markets.
