Design and Display
The upcoming Fitbit Edge appears positioned as a successor to the midrange Charge product line. Leaked materials indicate that Google’s fitness tracker combines design elements from both the Pixel Watch and the Fitbit Air, featuring a compact display capable of showing widgets without adopting the full footprint of a traditional smartwatch.
The new Fitbit Edge leaks
Google’s midrange Fitbit Edge shows off is many sides and colors in leaked images.
Features and Capabilities
This fitness-first wearable is expected to offer a seven-day battery life alongside integrated GPS and an altimeter, positioning it as a more capable option than the minimalist Air model. It is also slated to support select applications including Google Maps and YouTube Music.
Pricing and Availability
Because the Fitbit Charge line received its last update in 2023, a refreshed midrange device is anticipated. Official pricing and release dates remain unannounced, though positioning between the $99.99 Fitbit Air and the $399.99 Pixel Watch places an estimated cost between $150 and $200, aligning closely with the $159.95 price point of the Charge 6.
