Samsung is getting ready to launch its next budget fitness tracker, the Galaxy Fit 4. The upcoming device was recently spotted clearing official regulatory hurdles in Southeast Asia, signaling that an official release is right around the corner.
The discovery was first reported by tech publication WearableFans, which spotted the band in Malaysia’s SIRIM certification database. Just days later, WearableFans tracked the same device in Indonesia’s official SDPPI database, confirming that local regulatory approvals are moving rapidly.
The Latest Indonesia Certification Details
The new filing was published in the Indonesian government database under certificate number 128095/DJID/2026.
Here are the key details from the official document:
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Certificate Number: 128095/DJID/2026
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Issue Date: October 26, 2026
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Applicant: PT SAMSUNG TELECOMMUNICATION INDONESIA
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Device Category: Wearable Device
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Brand Name: Samsung
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Model Number: SM-R391
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Marketing Name: Fit 4
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Country of Origin: China
What We Know About the Galaxy Fit 4 So Far
The model number SM-R391 matches earlier listings seen in the US FCC database and Bluetooth SIG filings.
While certification documents focus on regulatory compliance rather than full hardware specs, recent leaks and regulatory filings give us a clear look at what to expect:
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Design: Leaked renders reveal a design very similar to the Galaxy Fit 3. It keeps the familiar rectangular OLED display, a sleek frame with a single physical side button, and quick-release silicone straps.
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Upgraded Bluetooth: FCC documents show the tracker will upgrade to Bluetooth 5.4 (up from Bluetooth 5.3 on the Fit 3), offering improved wireless connection efficiency and stability.
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Sensors: The band features an updated Goodix optical health tracking sensor array on the back for continuous heart rate and sleep monitoring.
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Colorways: Recent leaks indicate it will be available in Black, White, and Mint Green options.
Expected Launch Timeline
When a new wearable passes back-to-back certifications in major markets like Malaysia and Indonesia, it usually means local branches are finalizing launch logistics.
Samsung has not announced an official date yet, but these regional approvals usually point to an announcement in the near future.
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