Google and Stephen Curry Tease Screenless Fitbit Tracker Ahead of Launch

15 articles · Updated · 9to5Google · Apr 16

Google and Stephen Curry have been publicly teasing a new screenless Fitbit fitness tracker, which has appeared on Curry's wrist since January.
The slim, minimalist band is designed for passive health tracking, with all data displayed in the Fitbit app, including live workout metrics like heart rate and cardio load.
This device, seen as a Whoop competitor, signals Fitbit's shift toward distraction-free wearables and could be officially revealed soon, possibly at Google I/O 2026.

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