Google launches Fitbit Edge with AMOLED display and built-in GPS tracking!

Google has expanded its wearable lineup with the launch of the Fitbit Edge, a new fitness tracker that sits between the screenless Fitbit Air and the Pixel Watch. Unlike the Fitbit Air, the Edge features an OLED display for checking notifications, workout stats, and other information directly from the wrist.

The tracker also brings built-in GPS, automatic activity tracking, advanced health sensors, and Google Health Coach integration. So, in this article, let’s take a closer look at the Google Fitbit Edge, including its features, specifications, and expected price in Nepal.

Google Fitbit Edge Overview

Design and Display

The Google Fitbit Edge features a slim design with a metal housing made partly from recycled aluminum. It measures just 11.5mm in thickness, with a lightweight case designed for comfortable all-day and overnight wear.

Unlike the screenless Fitbit Air, the Fitbit Edge features a Hybrid OLED display that offers 46% more viewing area than previous Fitbit trackers. The 1.34-inch display supports Always-on Display, backlighting, and adjustable brightness for better visibility. It shows workout statistics, heart rate, sleep data, and other information through glanceable tiles and customizable watch faces.

The display can also show Google Maps directions, weather updates, and notifications for calls and messages. Additionally, the tracker includes a physical side button for quickly accessing functions such as the workout pause screen.

The Fitbit Edge is available in four color options: Obsidian, Fog, Olive, and Canyon. Users can also personalize its appearance with interchangeable bands, including sport, loop, magnetic, and metal-link styles.

Fitness and Activity Tracking

The Fitbit Edge supports more than 50 exercise modes, covering activities such as running, cycling, Pilates, and high-intensity interval training (HIIT). It also provides real-time workout guidance, including pace targets, heart rate zones, and other exercise metrics.

The tracker can automatically recognize and categorize up to 100 types of activities, including walking, running, and cycling. This allows it to record workouts even when users forget to start tracking manually.

For outdoor activities, the Fitbit Edge features built-in GPS, which Google claims offers up to 40% better tracking accuracy than previous generations. An integrated altimeter also measures elevation changes during activities such as hill runs and stair workouts.

Health Monitoring and Google Health Coach

The Fitbit Edge comes with an array of health sensors for monitoring heart rate, sleep, and recovery. It tracks heart rate continuously and includes an ECG app for on-wrist heart rhythm assessments in supported regions.

A skin temperature sensor records overnight fluctuations, while sleep-stage analysis and heart rate variability (HRV) data contribute to recovery insights.

The tracker also includes Google's Health Guardian features, which are designed to identify notable changes in health trends, including blood pressure and insulin resistance indicators. These are intended for general wellness monitoring and are not a substitute for medical diagnosis.

Furthermore, the Fitbit Edge supports Google Health Coach powered by Gemini. With a Google Health Premium subscription, the coach can use fitness and health information to create personalized workout routines and adjust them according to the user's schedule.

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Battery Life and Other Features

The Google Fitbit Edge offers up to seven days of battery life on a single charge, although actual endurance depends on usage and enabled features. It also supports fast magnetic charging, with Google claiming that a five-minute charge can provide up to a day's worth of battery life under its test conditions.

The tracker has a water-resistance rating of 5 ATM, making it suitable for swimming and other water-related activities within its rated limits. Google also says the Edge is its first repairable fitness tracker, with a modular internal design and a replaceable battery intended to extend its lifespan.

Google Fitbit Edge Specifications

• Display: 1.34-inch AMOLED color display with Always-on Display, 5 ATM and IP68 rated
• Dimensions: 39.22 × 25.56 × 11.58 mm
• Weight: 17.7g (without band)
• Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.4
• GPS: Built-in GPS and Galileo
• Battery: 65mAh, up to 7 days of battery life
• Fast Charging: A 5-minute charge provides up to 1 day of battery life
• Interchangeable Bands: Yes
• Compatibility: Android 11 or newer and iOS 16.4 or newer
• Smartphone Companion App: Fitbit app (iOS | Android)
• Sports: 40+ exercise modes with automatic activity recognition
• Sensors: Accelerometer, gyroscope, altimeter, optical heart rate monitor, SpO₂ sensor, ECG-compatible electrical sensors, ambient light sensor, and skin temperature sensor
• Features: 24/7 heart rate monitoring, all-day activity tracking, sleep tracking, built-in GPS workout tracking, Cardio Load, Readiness insights, menstrual cycle tracking, ECG app, and more.

Google Fitbit Edge Price in Nepal and Availability

The Google Fitbit Edge is priced at USD 179.99 in the US, with pre-orders available through the Google Store and selected retail partners. Google says the tracker will reach stores on October 27, 2026. The Stephen Curry Special Edition costs USD 219.99.

Google has not announced the Fitbit Edge's availability in Nepal. However, if it launches here, we expect its price to start at around NPR 27,599, based on the US price and a rough currency conversion. The final retail price may vary depending on taxes, import costs, and local distributor pricing.

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