Google's Fitbit Edge Lands Oct 27 for $180 With Replaceable Battery
The Fitbit Edge is Google's first repairable fitness tracker, with a hybrid OLED display, ECG app and automatic workout recognition.
Google has announced the Fitbit Edge, a fitness tracker with a hybrid OLED display that is open for pre-order now and will reach retail stores starting October 27 for $180, according to androidpolice.com.
The Edge is Google's first repairable fitness tracker, and its battery can be replaced. Google says the display offers 46% more display area than previous models.
The device supports limited notification mirroring along with Google Maps, media controls, calls and messages. It can also take an ECG through an on-device app and automatically recognize up to 100 workouts.
Eligible users will receive a 3-month Google Health Premium subscription at no cost.
Where it sits in Google's lineup
The Edge arrives alongside older Fitbit options still on sale. The screenless Fitbit Air is priced at $100, while the Google Pixel Watch 5 starts at $400 in the US. The Fitbit Charge 6 is also part of the current Fitbit range.
Quick answers
How much does the Fitbit Edge cost?
The Fitbit Edge is priced at $180.
When does the Fitbit Edge go on sale?
It is available for pre-order now and reaches retail stores starting October 27.
Is the Fitbit Edge battery replaceable?
Yes. It is Google's first repairable fitness tracker, with a replaceable battery.