Google just announced the new Fitbit Edge — how to preorder before the launch on Oct. 27

Google is all-in on fitness trackers in 2026.

In May, we got the Fitbit Air , followed by the Pixel Watch 5 in August.

And now, in October, we're welcoming the new Fitbit Edge, a fitness tracker that feels like it lands in a nice middle ground.

Preorders are already live for the newest Fitbit model, but before you decide if you're all-in on the Edge, check out some of the specs below.

Highlights of the Google Fitbit Edge Unlike the Fitbit Air, Google went with a design that offers plenty of on-display info on the Edge.

The AMOLED color display measures 1.34 inches and only weighs 17.7 grams without the band.

Google kept it slim with the Edge, which measures just 11.58 mm.

Like the Air, it aims to offer a comfortable fit for wear 24/7.

The watch face on the Edge marks the largest and brightest ever on a Fitbit.

Credit: Google Google says the battery can last up to 7 days, with a recharge time of about 90 minutes.

A five-minute recharge will earn you an additional day of use.

A first for Fitbit, the Edge's battery is replaceable should you wish to extend your watch's lifespan.

While the Fitbit Air was a scaled-back fitness tracker focused on simplicity, the Fitbit Edge adds features I missed with the Air.

For one, it has an onboard altimeter, so it'll track the floors climbed and give you elevation info on hikes.