The new Fitbit Air by Google, priced at $99.99, is a screenless fitness tracker launching on May 26th. It’s Google’s first Fitbit launch in four years and is compatible with iOS and Android phones without requiring a subscription, enabling tracking of activities, sleep, and basic health metrics such as heart rate and breathing rate. For $9.99 monthly, you can access Gemini AI-driven features for enhanced workout and recovery insights.
When purchasing, a textile/polyurethane band for the sensor puck is included. Preordering offers an additional free band or store credit based on the retailer. For $99.99, Amazon provides options for berry, blue, or black colors (excluding greenish fog) with a silicone band in white or black, available in small or large sizes. Choices can be made on the Fitbit Air product page.
Best Buy includes a complimentary silicone band in preorders; adding it to cart automatically includes a small, black silicone band. However, selection of color or size is not available there.
Alternatively, the Google Store offers $35 in store credit with preorders, usable after the shipment. A detailed article on the Fitbit Air’s features and comparison with older models and competitors is available, alongside preparation for the new Google Health app’s iOS and Android launch, providing detailed personalized health metrics. A review of the Fitbit Air will be released within weeks.