Leaked Fitbit Edge Images Show Google’s Rumored Midrange Tracker
Images of the rumored Fitbit Edge show a small-screen wearable, while reports point to GPS, a seven-day battery and limited app support.
Leaked images have offered a clearer look at Google’s rumored Fitbit Edge, a fitness tracker that appears designed to sit between the simpler Fitbit Air and the Pixel Watch. The images, posted by Android Headlines and described by The Verge and Engadget, show a small screen and several color options. Google has not confirmed the device, its specifications, price or release date in the reports.
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What the images show
The Verge describes the Edge as a midrange, fitness-first wearable with a display that can show some widgets, though it is smaller and less expansive than a smartwatch screen. Both outlets suggest it could succeed the Fitbit Charge line, which was last updated in 2023. Engadget notes that the Edge’s small screen resembles that of the older Charge and says the tracker is expected to offer notifications.
Engadget also reports that the Edge could come in colors seen on Pixel 11 smartphones, including Rose Peach and Olive. The Verge says the leaked images show the device from several sides and in multiple colors, but cautions that little else is known about it.
Reported features and positioning
According to both reports, the Edge is expected to offer built-in GPS, an altimeter and up to seven days of battery life. They also describe limited support for apps such as Google Maps and YouTube Music. Those features would make it more capable than the minimalist Fitbit Air, The Verge says, without giving it the broader screen experience of a Pixel Watch.
Engadget says the rumored tracker would work with both iOS and Android, unlike the Android-only Pixel Watch 5. That compatibility claim has not been confirmed in the reports. Together with the reported screen and navigation-related features, it suggests a device aimed at people who want more from a fitness tracker without moving to a full smartwatch.
Price and launch remain uncertain
Neither outlet reports a confirmed price. Both place a possible Edge price at roughly $150 to $200, but present that range as an estimate. For comparison, The Verge lists the Fitbit Air at $99.99, the Pixel Watch starting at $399.99 and the current Charge 6 at $159.95. Engadget gives the earlier Charge’s price range as $129 to $179.
The outlets differ in how far they go on timing: Engadget says the Edge is likely to arrive in time for the 2026 holiday season, while The Verge says there is no word yet on a release date. Until Google provides details, the leaked images offer a look at the device’s apparent design, not a firm guide to when it will be available or what it will cost.
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