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Fitbit Edge Leak Suggests Compact Tracker Could Replace Charge
Google may soon release a small fitness tracker called the Fitbit Edge.
Pictures and details have leaked, but Google has not confirmed them.
The tracker appears to show the time, heart rate, and step count.
It may also help people track workouts, routes, and elevation.
The leak says it could work with Android and iPhones.
Its battery may last as long as seven days.
It may come in black, green, and orange.
The tracker could cost between $149 and $199.
It may take the place of Fitbit’s Charge trackers, but that has not been confirmed.
Leaked retail images reportedly identify Google’s upcoming wearable as the Fitbit Edge.
The compact tracker appears to have a screen, workout controls, and heart-rate and step-count updates.
Reported features include GPS, elevation tracking, automatic activity recognition, and ECG readings.
The listing says the device may offer up to seven days of battery life and support Android and iOS.
It could come in black, green, and orange, with an expected price of about $149 to $199.
- Who
- Google is reportedly preparing the Fitbit Edge.
- What
- Leaked retail listings and images suggest a compact fitness tracker with fitness-tracking features.
- Where
- The leaked retail assets were shared by Android Headlines; no launch location is specified.
- When
- It could launch as soon as this month, according to the report.
- Why
- It may succeed the Fitbit Charge lineup and provide fitness tracking in a compact device.
Key facts
- Reported product name
- Fitbit Edge
- Potential battery life
- Up to seven days
- Compatibility
- Android and iOS
- Expected price
- About $149 to $199
- Reported colours
- Black, green, and orange
- Possible timing
- Could be available this month; timing is unconfirmed
- Reported tracking features
- GPS, elevation tracking, automatic activity recognition, and ECG readings
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