Samsung has already announced its Galaxy Buds On as the brand’s first clip-on style earbuds for global markets, and their sales are set to begin in Japan on the 27th of October 2026. Now, a support page for the earbuds has gone live on Samsung’s Indian website, hinting at their nearing Indian launch. Additionally, the successor to the Galaxy Fit3, the Galaxy Fit4, has also been spotted on Malaysia’s SIRIM database.
Read more about the updates below.
Samsung Galaxy Fit4 – SIRIM Certification Secured; Galaxy Buds On Indian Support Page Goes Live
As per the newly-listed details, the Samsung Galaxy Fit4 fitness tracker carrying the model number ‘SM-R391’ has received the SIRIM certification with the certification number ‘RGHS/24A/1026/S(26-5966)’. Samsung Malaysia Electronics (SME) Sdn. Bhd. has been mentioned as the applicant, and the certification date is listed as the 16th of October 2026.

While this points to its launch in the Malaysian market, the device’s Indian launch had also been hinted at earlier, following the appearance of its model number on the BIS database.
Speaking more, the Galaxy Buds On support page has now gone live on Samsung’s official Indian website. To note, only the model number has been mentioned on the support page, without the Galaxy Buds On moniker. Its appearance suggests that the earbuds could soon hit the Indian market, however, an Indian launch date remains to be announced.

Looking into previous updates, while the Galaxy Buds On has already been unveiled, a few details concerning the upcoming Galaxy Fit4 were revealed via the FCC database. Its rear design appears largely similar to that of the Galaxy Fit3, featuring a pill-shaped PPG sensor module with two metal charging contacts positioned above it. The wristband-release buttons remain at the top and bottom, while a physical button and a small opening are also visible on one side.
Additionally, the Galaxy Fit4 has been listed with Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity, upgraded from Bluetooth 5.3 on its predecessor, and Bluetooth Low Energy support is also offered. Wi-Fi, NFC for contactless payments, built-in GPS, UWB, and LTE connectivity are not supported.
Features like heart-rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and a touchscreen can also be expected on this upcoming fitness tracker. More details concerning its specifications and launch can be expected in the coming days.
Stay tuned for more updates.
