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Google's Fitbit Air aims to out-slim Whoop with a screenless, battery-friendly design

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Google's Fitbit Air aims to out-slim Whoop with a screenless, battery-friendly design
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Google’s Fitbit Air is a slim, screenless fitness tracker designed to rival Whoop, promising up to a week of battery life in a lighter, smaller form factor (12g) with a left-side LED status light and a double-tap to check battery or dismiss alarms. It’s priced at $99 with a $35 Google Store credit for pre-orders before May 25, and wider shipping begins May 26; demo units are live in Google Store locations, and side-by-side comparisons show the Air is notably slimmer than Whoop.

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