Samsung’s new tracker, Galaxy SmartTag 3, will come with a rounded square body instead of the pill-shaped design of Galaxy SmartTag 2. The device, which will be available in black and white, will not have a built-in keyring hole; external cases and clips will be used for carrying it. Measuring 30 x 30 mm, the device will feature Bluetooth LE and UWB support, as well as a replaceable button battery. Its price is expected to be 30 dollars in the US and 28 euros in Europe.
Why it matters
If the leak is confirmed, the most tangible result of the change will be that the device’s everyday carrying method becomes more dependent on the choice of external accessories. Removing the built-in keyring hole may require users who want to attach the device to keys, bags or similar items to consider additional components such as cases and clips. While retaining Bluetooth LE and UWB support creates expectations of continuity in terms of the existing tracking features in the Galaxy ecosystem, it remains unclear how the new body design will be received in terms of ease of use. Since the information shared is based on a leak, it is not yet clear whether Samsung will officially confirm the design, technical details and pricing in different regions.
Background
Samsung is not a new name in the FikirPilot archive: in the last 90 days, we have published 19 reports mentioning this name; the latest is dated 11 September 2026.