Google to launch Fitbit Edge fitness tracker on October 12
Google just confirmed its Fitbit Edge fitness tracker is launching October 12, teasing a slim metal device with an always-on touchscreen. Leaks claim it’ll have built-in GPS, the usual fitness sensors, a week-long battery, and retail for about $180. Expect heart-rate and blood oxygen measurements, plus irregular heartbeat alerts, and rumored iPhone support. Gemini AI integration is also reportedly planned, but Google hasn’t said much more ahead of launch.
- October 12 confirmed as launch date
- Teased design shows metal body, AMOLED screen
- Built-in GPS, heart-rate, and ECG sensors expected
- Seven-day battery life rumored
- Around $180 price point anticipated
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