Google's Fitbit Edge Leak Shows Small Screen and Pixel 11 Colors

The Fitbit Edge is expected to replace the Fitbit Charge, which was last seen in 2023. The leak points to a similar small screen and features such as GPS and notifications. It also suggests the tracker will offer a seven-day battery life, an altimeter and limited support for apps including Google Maps and YouTube Music. That combination would make it more capable than the Fitbit Air but less full-featured than the Pixel Watch 5.

Unlike the Pixel Watch 5, which runs only on Android, the Fitbit Edge is expected to work with both iOS and Android, according to the leak. The device could be offered in multiple colors seen on Pixel 11 smartphones, including Rose Peach and Olive.

The report says the Fitbit Edge is likely to arrive in time for the 2026 holiday season. Pricing has not been detailed, but Engadget notes the price is anyone's guess. The older Fitbit Charge cost between $129 and $179, so the new model could land around $150 to $200. That range would place it between the $100 Fitbit Air and the $400 Pixel Watch 5.

Earlier this year, ads surfaced suggesting Google was preparing a mid-range Fitbit model that would slot between the Fitbit Air and the Pixel Watch 5. The Fitbit Edge leak follows that expectation and gives the first look at the device's design and possible features. The details remain unconfirmed.

Editor's Summary

The Fitbit Edge leak points to a mid-range Google fitness tracker with a small screen, seven-day battery, GPS and limited app support, expected for the 2026 holiday season. It may run on iOS and Android and cost between $150 and $200, positioning it between the Fitbit Air and Pixel Watch 5. The leak comes from Android Headlines and was reported by Engadget, and the device has not been officially confirmed.