Google's $180 Fitbit Edge Replaces Charge 6: What's New?
Google's $180 Fitbit Edge replaces the Charge 6 with a larger OLED display, expanded fitness tracking, and a replaceable battery. Source: Google.
Google has finally given the Fitbit Charge 6 a successor, but the $180 Fitbit Edge isn’t a straight upgrade. Its bigger screen and replaceable battery arrive alongside a surprising omission: contactless payments.
The tracker, announced Oct. 12 and shipping Oct. 27, replaces the Charge series and sits between the screenless Fitbit Air and full-featured Pixel Watch 5. It promises improved automatic workout detection, newer health monitoring, and up to a week of battery life. For current Fitbit owners, the more useful question is whether those changes justify a purchase when a working Charge 6 already handles many everyday fitness needs.
What’s new with the Fitbit Edge?
The Fitbit Edge features a larger 1.34-inch OLED display, up from the Charge 6’s 1.04-inch screen. According to Google’s official product page...
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