Fitbit Edge Leak Reveals GPS, 7-Day Battery, and iPhone Support

Google’s upcoming fitness tracker, the Fitbit Edge, has been leaked ahead of its expected launch this month. Retail listings and product renders obtained by Android Headlines reveal that the device sits between the minimalist Fitbit Air and the full-featured Pixel Watch lineup. Pricing is anticipated to range from $149 to $199, positioning it as a successor to the Fitbit Charge series, which last saw an update with the Charge 6 in 2023.

The Fitbit Edge stands out with a convex, oval display that extends closer to the band’s edges than previous models. It features a default watch face that shows time, date, heart rate, step count, and a workout shortcut. The device includes built-in GPS, an altimeter, and automatic workout detection, making it more capable than the Fitbit Air but simpler than the Pixel Watch. It will support both Android and iOS devices over Bluetooth, with apps like Google Maps and YouTube Music.

Leaked regulatory filings with the FCC and Singapore’s Infocomm Media Development Authority confirm key hardware details, including a display, Bluetooth LE, and GNSS connectivity. The device is expected to offer up to 7 days of battery life, a hallmark of the Fitbit lineup. Google has not officially confirmed the product name, specifications, pricing, or release date.

Market positioning suggests the Fitbit Edge could replace the Charge 6 at a similar price point or command a modest premium for its expanded features. The device will be available in three colors, Canyon, Obsidian, and Olive, matching the Pixel 11 Pro palette.