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Google Fitbit Air
Google’s $99 screenless Whoop competitor. Pairs with the Health Coach AI.
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Battery7 days
Water5 ATM
Weight5.2g
Sensors5
OS2 platforms
The Fitbit Air is a 5.2g pebble-on-a-band — no screen, 7-day battery, designed to be worn 24/7 and read in the Google Health app. AFib alerts, SpO₂, HRV, and sleep stages are all there; the headline feature is the Google Health Coach AI, which comes with a 3-month Premium trial. Multi-device aware so you can wear a Pixel Watch by day and the Air to sleep.
Strengths
- Cheapest screenless 24/7 tracker on the market at $99
- Daily Readiness score and weekly cardio load with no subscription
- Designed to coexist with a Pixel Watch (day watch + night band)
- USB-C magnetic charger, 5 min = 1 day of use
Tradeoffs
- Google Health Coach needs Premium after the 3-month trial
- No screen — every reading requires the phone app
- No on-device GPS or workout modes beyond auto-detection
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Common questions
- How much does the Google Fitbit Air cost?
- The Google Fitbit Air has a list price of $99.99.
- Does the Google Fitbit Air require a subscription?
- No. Fitbit sells an optional premium tier at $9.99/month for deeper analysis, but the Google Fitbit Air tracks and syncs without it.
- How long does the Google Fitbit Air battery last?
- About 7 days of typical use per charge. Heavy GPS use, an always-on display, and continuous sensing all pull that number down.
- Is the Google Fitbit Air waterproof?
- The Google Fitbit Air is rated 5 ATM (50m), which covers showering, swimming, and surface water sports. It is not a dive rating.
- Does the Google Fitbit Air work with iPhone and Android?
- It pairs with both iPhone and Android.
- When was the Google Fitbit Air released?
- Fitbit released the Google Fitbit Air in 2026, and it is still in the current lineup.