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    Fitbit Edge Launch Set for October 12

    Geek PlanetBy Geek PlanetUpdated:October 11, 20263 Mins Read
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    Google has finally confirmed the Fitbit Edge. The company started teasing its next fitness tracker on X through the Google Health account this week and revealed the launch date as October 12. The device had leaked earlier this month, along with its full specifications and expected pricing.

    Fitbit Edge specifications and features

    According to the leaks, the Fitbit Edge carries a 1.34-inch AMOLED screen and promises 7-day battery life, which drops to about 2 days if you keep the always-on display switched on. It supports 40 built-in exercise modes, connects over Bluetooth 5.4, and has built-in GPS for outdoor runs and rides. The highlight feature is personalised coaching powered by Gemini, Google’s AI assistant.

    The sensor list is long for a tracker this size. It will track steps, distance, heart rate, calories burned, sleep, menstrual cycle, and skin temperature. It also detects atrial fibrillation and irregular heart rhythms, and reports cardiac load, your fitness level, and VO2 max. The device carries 5ATM and IP68 ratings for water resistance, so swimming and rain are fine.

    Fitbit Edge renders showing colour options

    Fitbit Edge price, colours, and design

    The Fitbit Edge is tipped to cost around EUR 179 in Europe and GBP 159 in the UK, roughly Rs 19,000 if converted directly. Indian pricing will be announced closer to the local launch. The tracker will come in four colour combinations: Obsidian and Matte Black, Olive and Satin Pyrite, Canyon and Champagne Gold, and Fog and Polished Silver.

    On the design side, the device is 11.58mm thick, 39.22mm tall, and 25.56mm wide, and weighs just 17.7g. That puts it in the lightweight band category rather than the smartwatch category, so it should be comfortable to wear at night for sleep tracking.

    Where the Fitbit Edge fits in India

    The Indian wearables market is crowded at the Rs 10,000 to Rs 20,000 price band, with Samsung’s Galaxy Fit, Xiaomi’s Smart Band series, and Amazfit all fighting for space.

    The Fitbit Edge competes on health depth rather than smartwatch features. Atrial fibrillation detection, skin temperature, and Gemini-based coaching are features most budget bands do not offer. The October 12 launch is a global unveiling, and India availability should follow shortly after, given Fitbit’s existing distribution through Flipkart and Croma.

    FAQ

    When is the Fitbit Edge launching?

    Google has confirmed an October 12 launch date for the Fitbit Edge, after teasing the device on its Google Health account on X.

    What is the expected price of the Fitbit Edge?

    Leaked pricing points to EUR 179 in Europe and GBP 159 in the UK, which is around Rs 19,000 on direct conversion. Indian pricing will be announced at the local launch.

    What health features does the Fitbit Edge offer?

    It tracks steps, heart rate, calories, sleep, menstrual cycle, and skin temperature, and detects atrial fibrillation and irregular heart rhythms. It also reports cardiac load, fitness level, and VO2 max.

    How long does the Fitbit Edge battery last?

    The claimed battery life is 7 days on normal use. With the always-on display enabled, expect around 2 days per charge.

    Is the Fitbit Edge waterproof?

    Yes. The Fitbit Edge carries both 5ATM and IP68 ratings, so it can handle swimming, showers, and rain without any issue.

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