Fitbit made a comeback this year with the Fitbit Air, a device that lacked a screen entirely; all data collected by the tracker had to be viewed via a smartphone, making it difficult to quickly check metrics like run times or heart rate. This week, the design of the Fitbit Edge was fully revealed via the website Android Headlines.
It features a small, oval-shaped screen and a silicone strap. The watch face clearly displays information such as the time, date, heart rate, distance traveled, and the activity currently being tracked. Based on its design, it is positioned between the Fitbit Air and the Pixel Watch 5.
Promotional images indicate that the Fitbit Edge is compatible with both Android and iOS devices. With the inclusion of a screen, users can directly control map applications and music playback on the device, which also features built-in "Find Hub" support. Pricing and release details for the Fitbit Edge have not yet been announced.
