The Google Fitbit Edge gives you a week of battery life and a screen you can use
What you need to know Google’s new fitness tracker offers a touchscreen and advanced health features without the price of a full smartwatch. Its replaceable battery could extend the device’s lifespan and reduce electronic waste. The OLED screen is 45% larger and over 40% brighter than the Fitbit Charge 6’s display, according to Google. Preorders are live now for $180 ahead of an October 27 launch, alongside a $220 Stephen Curry Special Edition. Google has announced the Fitbit Edge, a new fitness tracker with a proper touchscreen, advanced health monitoring, and week-long battery life in a slim design. Available for preorder for $180 starting October 12, the Fitbit Edge is targeting those who want more than the screenless Fitbit Air but don’t want to pay more for a full-blown smartwatch. It also addresses one of the biggest frustrations with wearable devices: battery replacement. Google says th...