Google’s rumoured Fitbit Edge appears in leaked images
Images published by Android Headlines show a possible midrange tracker, but Google has not confirmed the device, its features or when it may go on sale.
Leaked images published by Android Headlines show Google’s rumoured Fitbit Edge fitness tracker in several colours and from multiple angles. The Verge reported the images, which appear to depict a compact device with a small screen.
Reports suggest the tracker could offer seven-day battery life, built-in GPS and an altimeter, alongside limited app support for services including Google Maps and YouTube Music. Google has not confirmed those specifications.
The Edge has been described as a possible successor to Fitbit’s midrange Charge line, which was last updated in 2023, according to The Verge. Its relationship to that range remains unconfirmed.
Google has not announced a price or release date. The Verge floated a possible US$150–US$200 price range, but that is speculation rather than confirmed pricing.
