You can now obtain a FREE Fitbit Air by exchanging an old device at the Google Store
The eagerly awaited Fitbit Air isn’t set to hit store shelves until May 25th, but you can already obtain the streamlined wearable for FREE with this preorder offer from the Google Store. Just trade in an eligible smartwatch on the website, and the Fitbit Air will be yours without any obligations.
So what’s the catch? To receive the free device, you’ll have to trade in a premium smartwatch like the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra or a recent Apple Watch. Given that those wearables are significantly more advanced than the purposefully simple Fitbit Air, it honestly doesn’t make much sense to claim the full $100 trade-in discount right away.
Instead, it would be wiser to exchange a less expensive smartwatch or fitness tracker for a smaller discount. Sending in the Fitbit Versa 3 will result in a $50 price reduction, for example, while band-style devices like the Fitbit Charge 6 will net you $25 off your preorder. Combine that with a complimentary $35 credit, and you’re looking at a remarkable preorder deal on a fitness tracker that was already quite affordable at launch.
The first fantastic Google Fitbit Air offer has arrived before the launch
The new Fitbit Air doesn’t officially arrive in stores until May 25th, but you can already get the screenless fitness tracker for as little as $0 by trading in an old or damaged smartwatch at the Google Store. Very few models will qualify for the full discount, but numerous old Fitbit, Garmin, and Samsung devices will earn you $50 or $25 in credit. Since the Fitbit Air begins at just $99.99, this preorder offer could take you far.
I typically avoid exaggeration when discussing new technology, but it seems fair to assert that the Google Fitbit Air could very well be the future of fitness tracker innovation. For one, similar to the Whoop, the Google wearable lacks a screen. Unlike other manufacturers, who seem committed to cramming AMOLED displays and pricey Gorilla Glass technology into every device they create, Google has adopted a different strategy by entirely removing the screen to provide a fitness band that is stylish, minimalist, and crucially, budget-friendly.
Starting at just $99.99, all the capabilities of the Fitbit Air are hidden from plain sight. The screenless fitness tracker features 24/7 heart rate monitoring with SpO2 blood oxygen tracking, Sleep Score, a step counter, and more. Since the device doesn’t have a display, you receive passive data that you can monitor in the free Google Health App. This companion application is compatible with both iOS and Android, and you can even connect the Fitbit Air with other smartwatches for enhanced functionality.
While a screenless fitness tracker may not suit everyone’s tastes, if you’re looking for an affordable way to gather health and fitness data passively and don’t mind a low-profile device, the Fitbit Air is sure to become your new favorite gadget when it finally launches on May 25th.
