Fitbit
Fitbit is a company based out of San Francisco, California United States that focuses on fitness and activity trackers. Many of the trackers are worn on the wrist like a bracelet. However, earlier models like the Fitbit One can clip onto pants or shirt lapels.
The trackers can sync to a Fitbit mobile app found on iOS, Android, Windows, and Windows Phone.
Fitbit trackers keep count of steps taken, length of nightly sleep, floors climbed, and distance traveled. Heart rate monitoring is also available in two models, the Charge HR and Surge. The range or products include the Zip, One, Flex, Charge, Charge HR, and Surge and range in price from $59 to $249. Fitbit also makes a 'smart scale' called Aria for keeping track of your weight (it syncs over Wi-Fi).
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The best Fitbits to buy in 2026
By Michael L Hicks Last updated
Fit for your wrist Want a Fitbit but aren't sure which one is for you? Here's a guide to help make your decision a little easier.

Does the Fitbit Air support automatic activity detection?
By Brady Snyder Published
Automatic Air The Google Fitbit Air includes all the sensors needed to track workouts, but can it do that automatically? Here's what you need to know.

Fitbit Air gets its first update, which we hope fixes a bunch of early problems
By Nickolas Diaz Published
Light as a feather Google was spotted pushing its first Fitbit Air update to Android users, and there's hope that many early problems get squashed.

The Fitbit Ace LTE hits an all-time low price, making your kid the coolest on the playground when they go back to school
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Fit kids Keep your kids moving and your wallet happy with this record breaking Fitbit Ace LTE deal. Prime Day ends today so you better act fast to enjoy this offer.

Google Health returns 'Hourly Activity' in June, tosses in extra for Android
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Get fit Google Health app received a large June update, rolling out new tools and features for Android.

Fitbit Air vs. Google Pixel Watch 4: Both might be better than just one
By Brady Snyder Published
Passive vs. Active Google's Fitbit Air is a screenless fitness tracker for those who don't want a full-blown smartwatch — but it doesn't have to be at odds with the Pixel Watch 4.

This Fitbit Air hack lets you turn your analog wristwatch into a smartwatch
By Namerah Saud Fatmi Published
Double wristing tip An odd Fitbit Air hack has been spotted in the wild, which lets you convert your analog wristwatch into a smart one without the awkwardness of "double-wristing" watches.

Google opens the Fitbit Air to creativity: now you can make your own bands
By Nickolas Diaz Published
Start Drawing Google opened the design guidelines for the Fitbit Air, meaning designers can create bands and accessories for the fitness tracker.

4 Google Health app customizations I use to make the app truly personal
By Brady Snyder Published
Fitbit, meet Google Health The Fitbit app is being overhauled as part of a Google Health rebrand. Longtime users aren't happy with the change, but these tips will help.

I actually don't hate the new Google Health app, but it could still use some work. Here are my highlights after testing the revamped Fitbit app, and how I think Google can improve
By Derrek Lee Published
Editor's Desk The Fitbit app is now Google Health, and while not everyone is a fan, I actually really like it. Here's why I'm a fan and how I think it can get better

Which Fitbit Air band color should you buy?
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Color story Pondering over which Fitbit Air band color you should buy? Take a close look at what's available and then, let me help you decide.

New Fitbit Air details how it compares to Whoop — and how it actually works
By Sanuj Bhatia Last updated
A closer look We now have more details about Fitbit Air's gesture control design and compact size.

Google's Fitbit Air is finally here, and it's the screenless fitness band we've been waiting for
By Brady Snyder Last updated
Watch out, Whoop! Google's highly anticipated fitness band, the Fitbit Air, is official — and it only costs $99. Here's everything it can track on your wrist.

7 first things you should do with the Google Fitbit Air
By Brady Snyder Published
Tips and tricks The Google Fitbit Air is giving Whoop a run for its money as a screenless fitness tracker, and these tips help you make the most of it.

Google Health is already ironing out some of its biggest problems
By Sanuj Bhatia Published
Big fixes incoming Google is rolling out major fixes and new features for the Google Health app.

I've been using the Fitbit Air, and it's a pretty good fitness tracker that I keep forgetting about. And that's the point
By Derrek Lee Published
Nothing but air Google's affordable new Fitbit Air is a great option for anyone who doesn't want a smartwatch, and even those who do.

Missing Fitbit Air update is causing headaches, Google says it'll pick up the pace
By Nickolas Diaz Published
Have you seen this update? Users have gotten their Google Fitbit Air early, and a missing update is causing all sorts of problems.

The best cheap Android smartwatch of 2026
By Michael L Hicks Last updated
Affordable wearables Looking for a cheap, reliable Android watch? These are our suggestions, from affordable Wear OS models to low-priced fitness watches from Garmin and Fitbit.

The new Fitbit Air offers an intriguing alternative to the Pixel Watch, but is Google's Whoop competitor compelling enough for you?
By Derrek Lee Published
AC Polls The $99 Fitbit Air sounds like a compelling alternative to other smartwatches, but would you ditch your smartwatch or other wearable for Google's latest?
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