TiMOVO Magnetic USB Replacement Charging Cable for Samsung Galaxy Fit 3 SM-R390 (2-Pack) – Black
Product description
If you’ve misplaced the charging lead for your Samsung Galaxy Fit 3 (SM-R390), a replacement cable is the practical fix. This TiMOVO magnetic USB charger is designed specifically around that Fit 3 model, using a magnetic connection to help line up the charging area without fiddling.
On paper it looks like a straightforward “use it, store it, travel with it” accessory. The magnetic alignment and compact size are the standout points, while the main limitation is equally clear: it’s not for the wider Galaxy Fit series.
The essentials
This is a magnetic USB replacement charging cable/cradle accessory for the Galaxy Fit 3 2024 model, specifically the SM-R390 activity tracker smartwatch. The Fit 3 itself is not included, so you’ll be buying this cable only.
It’s aimed at people who want dependable charging at home, in the office, or while travelling. TiMOVO also recommends charging via a USB port on a PC or laptop for steadier results, rather than relying on chargers you might use for other gadgets.
Key features that matter day to day
The magnet matters more than you might expect. Instead of trying to line up pins and hope the connection sticks, the magnetic charging design is meant to align the charging area for better charging efficiency and speed, with a stable grip.
Another useful detail is the cable design. The description mentions flexible cables to help prevent tangling and imported materials with an ABS housing, plus a smooth surface that’s intended to help protect your Galaxy Fit 3 during charging.
If you’re someone who routinely charges your watch around the home desk, bedside table, or on the go, the “grab, connect, leave it” approach can feel less fiddly than non-magnetic replacements.
Protection and charging limits (worth reading)
This charger is described as including overvoltage protection, overcurrent protection, and short-circuit protection. In real-world terms, that’s the kind of safety net you want from a replacement lead, especially if you’re topping up regularly.
There’s also a concrete limitation on the power adapter you should use. TiMOVO advises not to use a fast charging adapter. If you connect it to an adapter, the current must not exceed 1A and the voltage must not exceed 5V.
It’s a small line to remember, but it can stop you accidentally pairing it with a high-output charger.
What to know before you buy
Double-check the model match. TiMOVO states compatibility with the Galaxy Fit 3 2024 and Galaxy Fit 3 SM-R390, and it explicitly says it’s NOT for other models in the Galaxy Fit series.
Also, the packaging is sold as a 2-pack, which can make sense if you want a spare at home and another at work, or one for travel. Still, remember the watch itself isn’t included.
A micro-scenario: you’re at your desk, your original charger is at home, and you just need a quick top-up. With this magnetic lead, you can align the charging area by feel and secure it, rather than adjusting repeatedly.
Who it suits (and who should look elsewhere)
It’s a good fit if you:
- Own a Samsung Galaxy Fit 3 (SM-R390) and need a replacement charging cable.
- Prefer magnetic alignment for easier, more stable charging.
- Want a compact spare for office, home, or travel.
- Are happy to charge via a PC/laptop USB port or a safe adapter that stays within the stated 5V/1A limits.
It’s not for you if you’re trying to charge a different Galaxy Fit model from the series. In that case, it may simply not be compatible, and you’d be better off choosing a charger made for your exact device.
Is it worth it?
Worth considering if your Galaxy Fit 3 SM-R390 is your main wearable and you want a magnetic replacement that’s designed to be convenient and safe, with protection features and clear charging limits. The 2-pack is also practical for splitting chargers between locations.
You may want to skip it if you’re unsure of your Fit 3 model, or if you’re relying on fast chargers—this isn’t meant to be used with fast charging adapters, and it expects inputs within 5V and 1A.
Overall, it looks like a solid, sensible “replacement cable” choice rather than a premium upgrade—great when you just need your watch to charge reliably again.