Google's Fitbit Air is a $99 screenless wearable that I can actually take seriously

ZDNET·Jun 24

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Google has launched the Fitbit Air, a $99 wearable device with no screen. The device is being positioned as a health tracker and an alternative to other fitness wearables, with some outlets comparing it to products from Whoop and Oura. Initial reviews and impressions of the Fitbit Air have been shared, with some outlets highlighting its potential as an affordable option.

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#Google has officially entered the screenless wearable race with the launch of the Fitbit Air Starting at $99, the #FitbitAir positions itself as a more affordable alternative to subscription-heavy fitness wearables. Would you switch from a #smartwatch to a screenl

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