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Google is rolling out a new screen-less Fitbit Air at $99 under a broader Google Health rebrand, with AI coaching and some classic Fitbit app features being removed or changed. The launch also includes pre-order deals, special editions, and continued sales of older models like the Sense 2 and Versa 4.

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Key Takeaway The big Fitbit story is not just a new $99 tracker — it’s Google replacing the Fitbit app with Google Health while stripping out some legacy features.
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The big Fitbit story is not just a new $99 tracker — it’s Google replacing the Fitbit app with Google Health while stripping out some legacy features.

Google is rolling out a new screen-less Fitbit Air at $99 under a broader Google Health rebrand, with AI coaching and some classic Fitbit app features being removed or changed. The launch also includes pre-order deals, special editions, and continued sales of older models like the Sense 2 and Versa 4.

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Platform change 'Google Health' replaces the Fitbit app
Feature cuts Badges and sleep animals won’t be in Google Health

What to Watch

  • Watch the Google Health app rollout for which Fitbit features disappear at launch. 9to5Google

What Changed

  • Google is hitting pause on the Fitbit app’s social features Android Authority
  • Google Health kills the Fitbit we knew, but maybe that’s not a bad thing 9to5Google
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What’s all this Premium fitness going to cost you?

As you’d expect, Premium means “paid,” and just like Fitbit Premium before it, Google Health Premium requires an ongoing subscription. In order to access the personalized training and extended feature set, users will have to pay $9.99 a month, or $99 annually. That’s up from the $79.99 Fitbit Premium has been charging, so a lot of eyes will be on Google to see whether or not all this new functionality is worth the value. On the plus side, Google Health Premium will be a free perk to users on Google AI Pro and Ultra plans.

Fitbit is now Google Health — and it's not just a simple rebrand
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