The Fitbit Air is the most comfortable fitness tracker I’ve worn, but I have some complaints after 3 months of wear

Aside from taking it off to recharge, I've worn the Fitbit Air nonstop for over three months.

Google's first take on a faceless fitness tracker launched in late spring, and I was smitten from the beginning.

The tracker has a simple and non-flashy design that I love.

Plus, it sells for under $100.

Google offers several bands for the Fitbit Air including a silicone Performance Band.

Credit: Lauren Allain / Mashable My favorite element of the Fitbit Air has to be how it feels to wear.

By far, it’s the most comfortable smartwatch or fitness tracker I've ever experienced.

And since this is an honest review, I even like the Google AI fitness coach, which has given me almost daily workouts and has kept me on track more than any other fitness routine I’ve tried in recent years.

But after three months of use, I have a few complaints.

Here are my thoughts about the budget-friendly Fitbit Air and who should consider owning one.

Worth the $100 for the comfort and simple looks Google designed the Fitbit Air to feel as if you’re wearing nothing, and I can confirm this is the most comfortable thing I’ve worn on my wrist.

I’ve been wearing my beloved CMF Nothing Watch 3 Pro for months now, but I set it aside to test the Fitbit Air.

The difference in comfort, size, and weight on my wrist was significant, especially while sleeping.

The Fitbit Air is tiny compared to my CMF Nothing Watch 3 Pro.