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Fitbit is a company that designs and sells wearable devices and related health and fitness software, owned by Google.
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Here's a quick look at Google's new Pixel 11 series, Pixel Watch 5, and Fitbit Air
New wine in old bottles. Today, we are going to do a very quick hands-on with the new range of devices from Google for 2026, including but not limited to...
Pixel 11 ads show a mysterious screen-equipped tracker that's not Pixel Watch 5 or Fitbit Air [Gallery]
Google might have another fitness tracker in the works, as a pair of new ads online show off a mysterious...
I spent $50 on the Fitbit Air's fancy band. It's a shocking case of style over substance
Can it really beat the brilliant standard band?
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Can a $99 Fitbit beat a $799 Apple Watch?
But first, if you’re thinking that this isn’t really a fair competition given the price difference between the Fitbit Air and Apple Watch Ultra 3, you’d be right! But who doesn’t love a good old-fashioned underdog showdown? It is worth noting just a few of the key differences between these two trendy wearables before moving on to the outcome. The Fitbit Air is a discreet, screen-free health and fitness tracker with no buttons, notifications, or onboard GPS. While tracking a workout, the Air relies on a paired smartphone for location and elevation data. The Apple Watch Ultra 3 sports a sizable,
Can the $99 Fitbit Air beat the $799 Apple Watch Ultra 3 at fitness tracking? I manually counted 4,500 steps to find outWhat’s next for Fitbit?
All of this begs the question: Is the Fitbit brand actually here to stay? When I asked Becker, he was coy, but I picked up on a glimmer of excitement. So, I pushed further. "With word of a Samsung Galaxy Ring 2 under development, might we expect other screen-free wearables from Google in the near future?" I asked. “I think we are seeing a really great reception to Fitbit Air, so it gives us confidence that we made the right decision in pursuing a screen-free form factor, and I, and I'll have to leave it at that.” Follow Tom's Guide on Google News and add us as a preferred source to get our up-
Exclusive: Google design director says Fitbit Air reception proves they 'made the right decision' going screen-freeWhich fitness tracker should you buy?
All three wearables are great buys if you want to track your daily activity, sleep, and exercise. The consistency of data shows none will guide you in the wrong direction, despite not being medical devices. Fitbit Air 8.5/10 Battery Life 7 days Health sensors Optical heart rate, 3-axis accelerometer, temperature sensor Dimensions 35 x 17 x 8.3mm (Module) Water Resistance 50 meters
I tracked walks with Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, Fitbit Air, and Oura Ring 5. The best one is clearWhich wearable is the best sleep tracker?
Based on comfort, app design, data presentation, and in-app advice, the Oura Ring 5 is the best wearable for sleep tracking, when compared to the Fitbit Air and Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2. Oura Ring 5 $399 at Oura The Fitbit Air comes a close second, but the data inconsistencies make me trust it less, despite the AI Health Coach’s strengths. It’s also the far superior exercise tracker, which isn’t the Oura Ring 5’s strength. Fitbit Air 8.5/10 Battery
I tracked sleep with Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, Fitbit Air, and Oura Ring 5. This is the one I'd buy