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Google’s latest tracker is a middle ground between a simple tracker and full smartwatch.
Google’s latest health upgrades give Pixel Watch owners more ways to track their well-being, from blood pressure and insulin resistance trends to how well they breathe while sleeping. The company also promised to extend some of these insights to the Fitbit Air, albeit behind a Google Health Premium subscription. But it turns out Fitbit Edge…
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Type:Smartwatch Best for:Fitness tracking Subscription:$9.99/month (optional) Warranty:1-year Price:From $179.99 at Google (pre-order)
Google’s latest wearable seems like a Fitbit Air with a screen, but the two actually have less in common than you might think.
Google’s Fitbit lineup expanded on Monday with the introduction of the Fitbit Edge, a new wearable that’s positioned between the Fitbit Air and Pixel Watch.
Google is following the Fitbit Air launched in May with a second tracker that features a screen called the Fitbit Edge.
The Pixel Watch 5, for all intents and purposes, is my ideal platonic smartwatch. Of all the exercise smartwatch apps I’ve used, Google Health is the most approachable for tracking sleep, stress, readiness, and exercise.
The Fitbit Air is finally getting another band option that isn’t fabric or polyurethane. Instead, the Metal Mesh band might actually take the Fitbit Air up a notch.
Fans of the Fitbit Charge 6, listen up—Google just launched the new $179 Fitbit Edge, and it replaces the Charge in the brand’s fitness-tracker lineup.