Fitbit Edge Leaks Ahead of Expected Launch With Screen and GPS
Leaked details point to a new Google fitness tracker, the Fitbit Edge, said to replace the Fitbit Charge with an oval touchscreen and up to seven days of battery.
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Google is reportedly preparing to introduce a new fitness tracker called the Fitbit Edge, according to leaks covered by Engadget and GSMArena.
The device appears to be a successor to the Fitbit Charge, which was last released in 2023. According to the report cited by GSMArena, the Edge will feature an oval touchscreen, built-in GPS, and battery life of up to seven days. It is also said to offer limited support for apps.
GSMArena reports that Google is expected to reveal the Edge later this month, slotting it in its lineup between the Fitbit Air and the Pixel Watch 5. Engadget notes the tracker is expected to come in colors matching the Pixel 11 series.
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