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Fitbit, a Google‑owned wearables company, has a leaked prototype of the Fitbit Edge, expected to launch in early 2024, aiming to broaden its health‑tracking lineup.
The leak, sourced from a reputable tech forum, shows a 1.2‑inch AMOLED display, a stainless‑steel case, and a 7‑day battery life under typical usage.
Key Takeaway
The Fitbit Edge appears to target fitness enthusiasts seeking advanced metrics without a premium price tag, positioning the device against rivals such as the Apple Watch SE and Garmin Venu 3.
Design and Display
The device features a lightweight aluminum frame, interchangeable silicone bands, and a sapphire‑glass protected screen for durability.
Health Sensors and Software
According to the leak, the Edge will integrate SpO₂, ECG, and skin temperature sensors, while running Fitbit’s latest AI‑driven health insights.
- Launch window: Q1 2024
- Price expectation: $149‑$179
- Battery: Up to 7 days
- Sensors: Heart‑rate, SpO₂, ECG, temperature
- Compatibility: Android 8+ and iOS 13+
Fitbit plans to market the Edge through its official website and major U.S. retailers, complying with SEC disclosure requirements for new product launches.
For additional details, see the Fitbit blog and the TechCrunch report.
