New images posted by Android Headlines reveal the design of the Fitbit Edge, a rumored successor to Fitbit's midrange Charge line. The device appears to occupy a middle ground between the Pixel Watch and the Fitbit Air.
The tracker features a small screen capable of displaying widgets, though it lacks the expansive display of a traditional smartwatch. According to the reports, the fitness-first wearable is expected to offer seven-day battery life. It also includes built-in GPS and an altimeter, making it more capable than the minimalist Fitbit Air. The device is said to support limited apps.
The Fitbit Edge had leaked previously, but these new images provide a clearer view of its physical form. The reports suggest Google is positioning the device to bridge the gap between its high-end smartwatch offerings and its simpler fitness trackers.