Fitbit Edge leaks confirm $180 price, 1.34-inch screen, and Gemini-powered health tracking

New leaks detail the Fitbit Edge, a mid-range tracker priced around $180 with a 1.34-inch OLED screen, 7-day battery, and Gemini-powered coaching, positioning it between the Fitbit Air and Pixel Watch 5.
Key points
- Pricing is estimated at €179 in Europe, £159 in the UK, and approximately $180 in the US, according to Dealabs and 9to5Google.
- The device features a 1.34-inch always-on OLED touchscreen, a user-replaceable battery, and IP68 water resistance.
- It includes sensors for heart rate, SpO2, ECG, and skin temperature, with alerts for atrial fibrillation and irregular rhythms.
- Fitness tracking covers over 40 activities with real-time coaching from Google Gemini, plus support for Android and iOS via Bluetooth.
- The tracker is expected to launch in October in four colors matching the Pixel 11 Pro lineup: obsidian, olive, canyon, and fog.
Background
The Fitbit Edge follows the screenless Fitbit Air ($99) and precedes the Pixel Watch 5, filling a gap in Google's wearable lineup. Earlier leaks in October 2026 confirmed the device's existence, mid-range positioning, and color options, but lacked pricing and detailed specs. This update provides concrete figures and feature lists from multiple leak sources.
How outlets are covering it
The Verge and 9to5Google emphasize the $180 US price estimate and detailed sensor suite, while Mashable highlights the device's visual similarity to the Fitbit Air with an added oval display. Android Central frames the Edge as a successor to the Fitbit Charge 6, noting its limited app support (e.g., YouTube Music, Google Maps) and cross-platform compatibility. All sources agree on the 7-day battery life and October launch window, but differ on the depth of app integration, with The Verge noting Google Play access while Android Central describes it as limited.
Why it matters
The Fitbit Edge offers a more affordable alternative to the Pixel Watch 5 with advanced health monitoring and AI coaching, potentially expanding Google's market share in mid-range wearables and revitalizing the Fitbit brand after years of limited updates.
What to watch
Google is expected to officially announce the Fitbit Edge in October 2026, with pre-orders likely following shortly after. Consumers should watch for confirmation of pricing, app support, and release dates in the coming weeks.
- New leaks reveal more details about the Fitbit Edge including its price The Verge
- Google's new Fitbit watch with a screen just leaked again Mashable
- Exclusive: This Is the Fitbit Edge, Google's Next Fitness Tracker Android Headlines
- Fitbit Edge Leak: What We Know About Google’s Next Fitness Tracker TechRepublic
- I love the Fitbit Air, but Google's leaked Fitbit Edge might be even better Android Central
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