Google Expands Fitbit Air With New Accessories and Health Features
Google has updated the Fitbit Air with a new stainless steel strap and a firmware upgrade that improves activity tracking and introduces health monitoring features.

Google has updated the Fitbit Air with a new stainless steel strap and a firmware upgrade that improves activity tracking and introduces health monitoring features.

Google has announced the Fitbit Edge fitness tracker for $179.99, featuring a replaceable battery and advanced health sensors, but omitting NFC support.

Google has unveiled the Fitbit Edge fitness tracker, featuring an AMOLED display, built-in GPS, and AI-powered health coaching, with prices starting at $179.99.

Google has introduced the Fitbit Edge, a new wearable priced at $179.99 that sits between the Fitbit Air and Pixel Watch in the company's product lineup.

Google has unveiled the Fitbit Edge fitness tracker, featuring integrated GPS, ECG monitoring, and a one-week battery life, priced at €179.99.
Google has unveiled the Fitbit Edge, a new fitness tracker featuring an OLED display, a replaceable battery, and AI-driven health coaching powered by Gemini.

Google's upcoming Fitbit Edge fitness tracker will retail for €179, featuring Gemini AI integration, a 7-day battery life, and a user-replaceable battery.
Google is set to release the Fitbit Edge activity tracker this month, marking the first new model in the lineup in two years with an estimated price of $150–200.
Google is expanding its wearable portfolio with the upcoming Fitbit Edge, a mid-range fitness tracker featuring built-in GPS and support for select Google apps.
Google is preparing to launch the Fitbit Edge, a new mid-range fitness tracker featuring built-in GPS, an altimeter, and a seven-day battery life.
Leaked images of the upcoming Fitbit Edge suggest a new midrange fitness tracker with a seven-day battery life and built-in GPS.

Google has launched its screen-less Fitbit Air tracker in India, setting a premium price of ₹13 999 despite lower costs for the same device in the U.S. market.

Google has finalized the transition to its unified account system for the Google Health app, officially disabling legacy Fitbit login credentials.
