Google Fitbit Air preorders include free second band or $35 store credit
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Updated · The Verge · May 8
Google Fitbit Air preorders include free second band or $35 store credit
9 articles · Updated · The Verge · May 8
The $99.99 screenless tracker launches on 26 May, with Amazon and Best Buy offering extra silicone bands and the Google Store giving credit.
The first new Fitbit in four years works with iOS and Android without a subscription for basic tracking, while Gemini-powered coaching and recovery features cost $9.99 a month.
Google is also preparing a new Google Health app for iOS and Android to add more personalised health metrics around the device’s release.
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