Fitbit Edge Leak Reveals Mid-Range Fitness Tracker Details
The upcoming Fitbit Edge, a mid-range fitness tracker from Google, has been leaked, offering a glimpse into its features and design. The device appears to be a successor to the Fitbit Charge, last seen in 2023, and will include a small screen, GPS, and notification support. Leaks suggest it will also feature a seven-day battery life, an altimeter, and limited app support for services like Google Maps and YouTube Music.
The Fitbit Edge is expected to bridge the gap between the Fitbit Air and the Pixel Watch 5, offering a more affordable alternative with cross-platform compatibility, unlike the Android-only Pixel Watch 5. It will likely come in multiple colors, including those seen on the Pixel 11, such as Rose Peach and Olive.
The new device is anticipated to launch in time for the holiday season in 2026. While the exact price is uncertain, it is expected to cost slightly more than the older Fitbit Charge, which ranged between $129 and $179. This would place the Fitbit Edge in the $150 to $200 range, positioning it between the $100 Fitbit Air and the $400 Pixel Watch 5.