Wearables
Fitbit Edge leak: prices, colors, and a seven-day battery
Android Headlines' leak of the Fitbit Edge suggests a capable fitness tracker that bridges the Fitbit Air and Pixel Watch 5.
Rumor. Android Headlines has published what it says are the first details on Google's next Fitbit, the Edge. Engadget reports the leaked specs position the Edge between the entry-level Fitbit Air and the premium Pixel Watch 5.
The leak describes a device with a small screen and a seven-day battery. It includes GPS, an altimeter, and limited app support for Google Maps and YouTube Music.
A notable difference from the Pixel Watch 5: the Edge would work with iOS, not just Android. Android Headlines also reports the Edge will come in colors borrowed from the Pixel 11 lineup, such as Rose Peach and Olive.
Engadget notes the Edge could land between $150 and $200. The older Charge cost $129 to $179. That puts the Edge in a neat middle ground: cheaper than the Pixel Watch 5, more capable than the Fitbit Air.
This is a Plausible rumor, given the earlier ads. If the pricing and battery life hold up, the Edge is an easy recommendation for iOS users who want a full week of tracking without a smartwatch premium. With a possible Holiday 2026 release, there is no need to let a leak dictate your buying timeline today.
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