Exclusive leaked images showcase the Fitbit Edge, a new screen-equipped fitness band from Google featuring GPS and a 7-day battery life.
Key facts
- Leaked images published by Android Headlines reveal the new Fitbit Edge fitness tracker.
- The device is expected to launch this month at an estimated price of $149 to $199.
- Features include up to 7 days of battery life, precise GPS, an altimeter, and limited app access like Google Maps.
- Color options include black, green, and orange to match the Pixel 11 Pro lineup.
Exclusive reports from Android Headlines have revealed the first look at the ‘Fitbit Edge’, showcasing Google’s next-generation fitness tracker design. According to the report published in October 2026, the device serves as an apparent successor to the Fitbit Charge lineup and bridges the gap between the screenless Fitbit Air and the Pixel Watch series.
Design and Expected Features
Google previously showed a glimpse of the device in promotional images during the Pixel 11 series launch back in August. The hardware features an oval display alongside an elongated button on either side of the tracker, with sensors and pinch mechanisms located on the back. It is anticipated to launch this month with an estimated price point between $149 and $199.
- Offers up to 7 days of battery life per charge.
- Includes precise GPS, elevation tracking via an altimeter, and automatic activity recognition.
- Supports notifications and limited apps like Google Maps, YouTube Music, and Find My Phone for both Android and iOS.
Color Options and Ecosystem Fit
The Fitbit Edge is reported to launch in three initial colorways—black, green, and orange—designed to match the Obsidian, Olive, and Canyon colors of the Pixel 11 Pro series. The green and orange variants feature a two-toned aesthetic with muted frames or a brighter gold frame, though additional band colors may follow. Unlike the Fitbit Air and Pixel Watch 5, reports note there is currently no Stephen Curry edition announced.
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