Multiple reports say Google’s next fitness tracker, the Fitbit Edge, is nearing launch and has surfaced in leaked design materials ahead of an expected release in select markets later this year. The coverage points to computer-aided design (CAD) renders that show a pill-shaped or oval display and an overall form factor consistent with earlier sightings of an upcoming device.
The leaks also describe core features and positioning. GSMArena.com reports the Fitbit Edge is expected to sit between the Fitbit Air and Pixel Watch 5, and to succeed the Fitbit Charge. NDTV reports wrist notifications and alerts, and claims the tracker will include GPS, with battery life of up to about seven days. One NDTV report also cites a projected price range of roughly $149 to $199 and mentions multiple colour options such as black, green and orange.
Across outlets, the differences are mostly around timing and specific availability language, with one account suggesting a later-month unveiling and others focusing on an eventual global rollout in select markets. All accounts, however, align on the device’s oval/pill-shaped touchscreen design, GPS, and battery-life expectations, based on reported leaks rather than confirmed product details.
