The Samsung Galaxy Fit3 packs exercise, sleep, and stress tracking into a stylish rectangular case with an attractive, color AMOLED touch screen. Priced at $69.99, it's an affordable fitness-focused alternative to the excellent Galaxy Watch FE ($199.99), with accurate heart rate monitoring and more than a week of battery life. As usual for Samsung gadgets, the Galaxy Fit3 works best when paired with a Samsung handset, but it's also compatible with any Android phone. With a bigger screen, more precise workout metrics, and a lower price than the cross-platform Fitbit Inspire 3 ($99.95), the Galaxy Fit3 earns our Editors’ Choice award for affordable Android fitness trackers.

The Samsung Galaxy Fit3 has a rectangular body typical of other dedicated fitness trackers like Fitbit's entry-level Inspire 3 or midrange Charge 6 ($159.95). The Fit3's case measures 1.69 by 1.13 by 0.39 inches (LWD), giving it more surface area but less depth than the Inspire 3 (1.55 by 0.73 by 0.46 inches).

The 1.6-inch AMOLED display has small black bezels surrounding it that blend well with the dark gray aluminum case of my review unit (you can also get the Fit3 in pink or silver). For comparison, the Inspire 3 has a smaller 0.76-inch AMOLED color touch screen surrounded by a thick black bezel on all sides.