Early details surface about Google’s next fitness tracker, including price in Europe and the UK, battery life, and health sensors.
Google is reportedly preparing a new fitness tracker called the Fitbit Edge. Early leaks show a small 1.34-inch display, GPS, and health sensors like ECG and SpO2. Prices circulating: €179 in Europe and £159 in the UK, roughly $180 in the U.S. The Edge is said to sit between the Pixel Watch 5 and the Fitbit Air, offering basic smart features and long battery life. A formal reveal date hasn’t been announced yet.
Why it matters: a mid-range wearable from Google could push more people to track health data without paying flagship prices. If you’re currently deciding between a Pixel Watch and a basic tracker, the Edge might be a compelling option.
The Fitbit Edge appears to be Google’s next foray into a more affordable wellness wearable, following a string of leaks that first surfaced in promotional material and subsequent renders. The new details confirm a mid-range device with a small color screen, several health sensors, and a price tag that places it between today’s basic wearables and higher-end smartwatches.
Here’s what we know so far from the leaks and reports that have circulated in the last 24 hours.
From the information shared, the Fitbit Edge sits between the Pixel Watch 5 line and the screen-less Fitbit Air. It’s described as smaller than the Pixel Watch but with enough display to show notifications and health data. The device is expected to run Fitbit OS and is positioned as a competitor to other mid-range trackers rather than a premium smartwatch.
Leaked pricing points suggest €179 in the Eurozone and £159 in the UK. One source projects a roughly $180 price in the United States. If confirmed, this would place the Edge as Google’s more affordable option for users who want a wearable with health-tracking basics plus some smart features.
Specs leaked so far point to a 1.34-inch AMOLED display, Bluetooth 5.4, GPS, and a suite of sensors including heart rate, SpO2, ECG, ambient light, accelerometer, barometer, and gyroscope. The Edge is described as capable of tracking steps, sleep, workouts, and even more advanced health metrics like VO2 max, with automatic activity detection and a long battery life, about seven days without always-on display and around two days with it. It should be able to track atrial fibrillation and irregular heart rhythms, among other features.
The leaks suggest a wearable that’s light and compact, with a water and dust resistance rating that hints at everyday durability. It’s said to support Android and iOS devices, which would keep it compatible with a broad audience, similar to other Fitbit devices in the Google Health ecosystem.
If the Fitbit Edge proves real, Google would offer a mid-range option for fitness tracking with ECG and SpO2 sensors at a likely approachable price. For people who want health data on the go without paying flagship smartwatch prices, the Edge could be an appealing middle ground. It’s not yet clear when Google will officially unveil the Edge or exactly how it will compare to existing Pixel Watch models beyond the price hints in leaks.
Official confirmation would come from Google’s product announcements and retailer listings. Until then, expect more details from Google as they prepare a formal reveal date and publish the final specs, colors, and regional prices. If you’re considering a purchase, you’ll want to compare Edge’s price to Pixel Watch models and other mid-range trackers to decide whether the ECG and extra sensors are worth the upgrade.
A mid-range fitness tracker from Google that slots between the Pixel Watch 5 and the non-screen Fitbit Air, with a small color display and health sensors.
Leaks point to €179 in Europe and £159 in the UK, with a likely around $180 price in the U.S., depending on final regional pricing.
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