Samsung Announces its Third Wearable, The Galaxy Fit

Anyone who thought Samsung has had enough with wearables at the MWC was wrong. There is indeed a third Gear, called the Gear Fit.
The wearable is aesthetically the most-pleasing of the lot. Its 1.84� rectangular curved AMOLED display gives it a touch of the future. The resolution is quite modest at 432 x 128. It comes in three different colours with changeable rubber straps and weighs just 27g.
Just like the Gear 2 and Neo, the Fit also runs on Samsung�s new Tizen OS. Samsung has paid some special attention to make the device a perfect fitness tracker. You get a built-in heart sensor, pedometer and step-counter.
Huawei also announce its First wearable device that name is Talkband B1.

The Fit can�t take calls but it does display your notification on your wrist. It also syncs with the Galaxy S4's S-Health app.
Connectivity is done with Samsung phone via Bluetooth 4.0. (Sorry, no NFC.)
Finally, just like the Gear watches and the S4, the Fit is IP67-certified, which means water-resistance for up to 30 minutes under a meter of water, apart from dust-resistance. Battery life is said to last up to 4 days.
The Fit is said to be released in April but pricing details aren�t revealed as of yet.
Given its pleasing design and integration prowess, it is safe to say that the wearable can give the Fitbit Force and Nike+ Fuelband SE a run for their money.