
Google Launches Fitbit Edge Tracker With Display, GPS And ECG Sensors
The new device features a larger AMOLED screen, improved GPS accuracy, and a replaceable battery, marking Google's second Fitbit release this year.
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The new device features a larger AMOLED screen, improved GPS accuracy, and a replaceable battery, marking Google's second Fitbit release this year.

The new wearable sits between the Fitbit Air and Pixel Watch 5, offering improved GPS accuracy and a week-long battery life at $179.99.

Google’s new Fitbit Edge tracker costs $179.99, features a larger screen, built-in GPS, and an AI health coach available through a trial period.

The new wearable bridges the gap between the Pixel Watch 5 and Fitbit Air, offering GPS and a touchscreen in a thinner aluminum frame.

The new wearable features an oval display and replaces the Charge 6, serving as a gateway for Google Health app adoption.

Google confirms the Fitbit Edge fitness tracker will launch on October 12, 2026, following a series of leaks.