Google Fitbit Edge Is Now in Stores: $179.99 Tracker With GPS, ECG and a Replaceable Battery

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Key facts
- Price
- $179.99; a Stephen Curry Special Edition is $219.99. Three months of Google Health Premium are included with purchase.
- Display
- Hybrid OLED, which Google calls its largest and brightest tracker screen, with 46% more viewing area than previous trackers.
- Design
- 11.5mm thin, recycled aluminum case, a physical side button, water resistant to 50 meters.
- Finishes
- Obsidian, Fog, Olive and Canyon.
- Fitness
- more than 50 exercise modes, automatic recognition of up to 100 workouts, built-in GPS that Google says is up to 40% more accurate than previous generations, and an altimeter.
- Health
- ECG app, continuous heart rate, skin temperature sensor, HRV and sleep stages, plus "Health Guardian" trend alerts for blood pressure, insulin resistance and high or low heart rate.
- Battery
- up to seven days; five minutes of fast charging gives a full day when the battery is low.
- Compatibility
- Android 11 or newer, or iOS 16.4 or newer, via the Google Health app.
Google's Fitbit Edge fitness tracker reached store shelves on October 27, 2026, two weeks after pre-orders opened on October 12. It costs $179.99, sits between the screenless Fitbit Air and the Pixel Watch in Google's lineup, and brings built-in GPS, an ECG app and, for the first time on a Fitbit tracker, a battery you can replace.

What changed versus Charge 6
According to the Google Store, the Edge has a 45% bigger and more than 40% brighter display than Charge 6, a redesigned interface with 10 new clock faces, an altimeter, on-wrist cycle tracking, and a replaceable battery. It is also Google's first Fitbit built with repair in mind.
Our take
The replaceable battery is the most interesting change. Trackers usually die when their battery wears out, so a device you can keep running for longer changes the value equation at $179.99.
The catch is the subscription. Google's own fine print says the coaching features require Google Health Premium, sold separately, and the three included months run out. The Gemini-powered coaching is a big part of the pitch, so factor the ongoing cost into your decision.
Who should buy it: runners and gym-goers who want GPS and a readable screen without a full smartwatch, and Charge 6 owners whose battery is fading. Who should skip it: anyone who wants a full smartwatch app experience, where Google itself positions Pixel Watch, and people who do not want another subscription.
Our Fitbit Edge vs Charge 6 vs Pixel Watch guide covers which wearable fits which kind of user.
Related reading
- Fitbit Edge vs Charge 6 vs Fitbit Air vs Pixel Watch 5: Which Google Wearable to Buy
- More from Google Store
Where to buy
Check Fitbit Edge at the Google Store
Editorial disclosure
SurfGirl may earn a commission if you buy through links on this page. That does not affect our coverage. Specifications come from Google; we have not used the Fitbit Edge.
References
- Google. Fitbit Edge: Premium design for an active life. Published October 27, 2026. Retrieved October 30, 2026, from https://blog.google/products-and-platforms/devices/fitbit/fitbit-edge-design/
- Google. Google Fitbit Edge: Our all-new smartest fitness tracker ever. Published October 12, 2026. Retrieved October 30, 2026, from https://blog.google/products-and-platforms/devices/fitbit/google-fitbit-edge/
- Google Store. Google Fitbit Edge. Retrieved October 30, 2026, from https://store.google.com/us/product/google_fitbit_edge?hl=en-US
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