GoKawiilFitbit Edge launches as pricier aluminum alternative to Inspire 3
Google's Fitbit has introduced the Edge fitness tracker, a $180 device with a 100% recycled aluminum case and a wider AMOLED display than the existing Inspire 3, which costs $99.95 and uses a plastic casing. The Edge comes in four standard colors plus a $220 orange edition endorsed by NBA star Steph Curry, while the Inspire 3 offers three stock color options.
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The pricing gap suggests Fitbit is positioning the Edge as a premium option aimed at buyers who want a tracker that looks less sporty and more like an everyday accessory, while keeping the Inspire 3 as its budget entry point. The Steph Curry colorway could also signal an effort to use celebrity endorsement to broaden appeal beyond fitness-focused buyers.
- Fitbit Edge costs $180, nearly double the $99.95 Inspire 3
- Edge features a recycled aluminum case versus Inspire 3's plastic build
- A Steph Curry-branded Edge colorway is available for $220
Fitbit Inspire 3 — If you want solid fitness tracking without the premium price tag, the Fitbit Inspire 3 covers the essentials with its AMOLED display and compact design. It's a great budget-friendly option compared to the pricier Fitbit Edge, perfect for everyday activity and sleep tracking.
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