• Design

These three are not the sort of wearable that could make a fashion statement, however, the Fitbit being a bit larger and bolder might pass for that. Although, these are not the devices for making fashion statements. You should check some of the best smartwatches for that.

These are actually smartbands you can wear while working out, and in that regard, one would expect that they are lightweight, sleek and very comfortable to wear o which each of these three passed that criteria perfectly.

However, the Galaxy Fit is the sleekest, and also has the least weight which off course makes it the most suitable wear for the gym.

The Galaxy Fit and Honor Band 4 both have a more interactive AMOLED display that offers that deep black color that’s intriguing to look at, while the Charge 3’s OLED which isn’t as vivid, is quite easier to view outdoors.

Charge 3 has the largest display which means you can see more complications at a glance than on the other two with a smaller 0.95-inch display.

In addition, the Galaxy Fit and Charge 3 with Corning Gorilla glass manning the screens are a bit more durable devices than the Honor band 4 that features a 2.5D tempered glass.

Moreover, the Galaxy Fit with MIL-STD-810G – US military grade rating is an even stronger device that’s rugged and can withstand a bit more extreme weather conditions.

The Galaxy Fit and Charge 3 have ambient light sensors that the Honor band 4 lacks and as a result the band 4 display doesn’t adjust to environmental conditions.


• Battery Life


One of the factors that make a fitness tracker an ideal choice is a long battery life of which each of these three features an impressive battery life that allows you go long on a single charge, and that’s handy when you engage in extreme workout sessions.

Although, the Honor band 4 has the longest battery life that will see you through over the week, while the Charge 3 and Galaxy Fit have somewhat about the same battery life that lasts just about a week.


• Activity Tracking

Each of these three being fitness smartbands is fitness-focused just as you’d expected, but the fitness tracking features vary with the Charge 3, although lacking a gyroscope has SpO2 sensor that enables it tracks your blood oxygen level – a feature that’s of immense benefit when you’re ascending to a higher height helping see how well your body is adjusting, and that complements the altimeter also present which makes the Charge 3 a great choice for tracking your hiking and related climbing activities.

In addition, Charge 3 that can work with your phone GPS which makes it a nice choice for tracking outdoor activities such as locations, distance, and routes.

The Galaxy Fit which lacks both the SpO2 sensor and altimeter, is well equipped to track about 90 activities and is able to auto detect about 6 of those. That’s a bit more preloaded sport modes than the Charge 3, and far more than the Honor band 4.