The Google Fitbit Air’s lightweight design and surprisingly polished hardware already stand out after just 48 hours of wear.

After a day of testing, I'd already call the $99 Fitbit Air one of the least intrusive fitness trackers I've worn.

With a simple, screenless design and long battery life, the Fitbit Air has a lot of similarities to the Whoop 5.0, but costs a lot less. It marks a sharp turn for the Fitbit brand under Google.

Here's a first look at the new Fitbit Air ...

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Five years after acquiring Fitbit, and three years since it released the Charge 6, Google finally launches a new model, the screenless Fitbit Air.

-Many people have been waiting for the Fitbit Charge 4. OK, maybe not the Charge 4 specifically, but a fitness tracker made by Fitbit with built-in GPS. A device like that hasn't existed since the ...

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It’s always a great feeling to know that our kids are connected. We can call them, check their location or send them a quick message. What if they’re not quite ready to carry a phone? The new Google ...