Samsung's Galaxy Fit bracelet is R$206 with a coupon; see our review

It depends on your phone . As expected of a smart band, the Galaxy Fit3 requires a smartphone for many of its functions, such as GPS tracking, snoring detection, and music playback. This is one of the biggest differences compared to its larger, more complete sibling, the Galaxy Watch, which lets you go for a run without even carrying your phone.

Doesn't work with iPhones . As usual, it's not suitable for Apple users. Furthermore, it's best if your smartphone is also a Samsung, so all features are available. On Android devices from other brands, you can't, for example, use the bracelet to activate the phone's camera, control music, or send emergency messages.

The battery lasts, but not that long . With moderate use, the band lasted about a week, which is pretty good, but not nearly the "up to 13 days" Samsung claims.

It is worth it?

The Galaxy Fit3 is a comfortable, versatile, and easy-to-use band. It's the ideal companion for anyone with a Galaxy phone of any line, and it's priced well below the Galaxy Watch. It can also represent a good value for those looking for a model with a lightweight design, technology, and comprehensive monitoring.