Fresh high-quality renders of the Galaxy SmartTag 3 have surfaced, offering the clearest preview yet of Samsung's next Bluetooth tracker.
The images point to a limited color selection ahead of what appears to be a near-term launch.
Squircle Shape Marks a Shift From SmartTag 2
The SmartTag 3 adopts a compact squircle shape, matching the look of recent Galaxy Watches and One UI icons.
That is a clear departure from the pill-shaped SmartTag 2.
The white version features a light outer frame around a central circular section with a subtle brushed metallic finish, separated by a slightly raised border.
The black variant keeps the same shape but goes fully dark.
Both carry the Samsung logo on the central button.
One notable change is the absence of a built-in cutout or loop for a keyring, carabiner, or strap.
That suggests users will need an official case or accessory to attach it to belongings.
Reports mention Samsung is preparing bumper, silicone, and leather cases, plus a pet-collar mount.
The back carries the usual regulatory marking.
Colors, Pricing, and Connectivity Details
Leaked store listings indicate only two colors so far: black (EI-T5900BBEGUS) and white (EI-T5900BWEGUS).
Pricing appears to stay the same as before, at $29.99 for a single unit and $99.99 for a four-pack in the US.
European pricing has varied across reports but remains in the same ballpark.
FCC filings confirm Bluetooth Low Energy and Ultra-Wideband for more precise short-range tracking.
The tracker is reportedly around 30 x 30 mm and under 10 mm thick.
It is expected to work with Samsung's Find network and keep the central physical button for finding a phone or triggering Modes & Routines.
Water and dust resistance should be solid, likely IP67 or close.
Battery life should stay competitive thanks to a replaceable cell, just like the SmartTag 2.
For Galaxy users, the redesign leans into a cleaner look and better ecosystem consistency.
The missing attachment point could mean an extra accessory purchase for many people.
As with all leaks, final specs, availability, and packaging details will only be confirmed once Samsung makes it official.
