When it comes to fitness tracking , the Samsung Galaxy Fit 2 is a strong player in the game .
Between devices from Fitbit, Garmin , and now even Amazon, there's probably a device out there that's right for everyone, no matter their personal needs. But the many options can make it hard for some people to decide which one to choose. The Samsung Galaxy Fit is a perfect example. It's a capable device that does everything right, but it lacks features that make it more compelling than any other fitness tracker you can buy.
For the Galaxy Fit 2, Samsung may have found a way to make consumers notice it.
Announced today at IFA Berlin , the best feature of the device is its battery life . Under normal conditions, Samsung says you can get 15 days of use on a single charge. You can extend that number to 21 days using specific settings.
In other words, the Galaxy Fit 2 is what you'd expect from a wearable in 2020. It can track your steps, heart rate, and sleep , providing metrics and scores when you wake up in the morning. Samsung says you can also customize the Fit 2's display with 70 different options
We don't know how much the tracker will cost yet, but Samsung told us it's coming to the US, and it's expected to cost around the same as the Galaxy Fit, which was priced at $100. In addition to the wearable, Samsung announced the Galaxy Tab A7 and A42 5G on Wednesday. The latter will likely end up being the company's most affordable 5G-enabled phone to date.
