GoKawiilLeaked images reveal Fitbit Edge, a new midrange fitness tracker
Images posted by Android Headlines show the previously rumored Fitbit Edge, which appears to succeed the Charge line. The device reportedly features a small widget-capable screen, a seven-day battery, built-in GPS, an altimeter, and limited app support including Google Maps and YouTube Music.
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The Charge line hasn't been updated since 2023, so a new midrange tracker fills a gap in Fitbit's lineup between the $99.99 Air and the $399.99 Pixel Watch. Based on current pricing of similar devices, the Edge could plausibly launch somewhere between $150 and $200, though Google has not confirmed pricing or a release date.
- Leaked images show the Fitbit Edge positioned between the Fitbit Air and Pixel Watch in features.
- Reported specs include seven-day battery life, built-in GPS, an altimeter, and limited app support.
- No official pricing or release date has been announced, though estimates suggest $150-$200.
Fitbit Charge 6 — Since the rumored Fitbit Edge isn't available yet, the current Charge 6 is the closest real option that fits that same midrange niche of GPS, health tracking, and long battery life. It's a solid pick if you want Fitbit's tracking smarts today without waiting on leaks to become reality.
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