The Google Fitbit Air comes with three types of bands and seven colors overall, with a bonus Stephen Curry variant that costs $30 more than the others. Certain bands share colors, whereas a few of them are unique to a specific band. To simplify your decision-making process when selecting which Fitbit Air band color you should buy, I have listed every single color below.
Check out all the colors of the Fitbit Air bands first, as well as which band types come in each color. Then, you can narrow down which Fitbit Air band to buy.
Every color of the Fitbit Air band and the type of band each color comes in
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It's berry coral
The spunky coral-toned Berry colorway comes in the Performance Loop Band and Active Band. You can choose it as the color you want to get with your Fitbit Air for free when buying the wearable, but only in the woven Performance Loop Band.
For NBA fans
You cannot purchase the brown and orange Special Edition Stephen Curry Band separately. It is an ode to basketball lovers. If you have your eyes on this, be sure to buy the Fitbit Air Special Edition Stephen Curry to get the Performance Loop Band in Rye.
It's all class
Porcelain is a prevalent shade across Google's Pixel hardware portfolio. This shade has a gold clasp and is only available in the Elevated Modern Band for the Fitbit Air. This belt looks so classy, you could easily wear it to black tie events.
Black is forever
Obsidian is another one of those immortal shades that we see with nearly every single Google release. You can grab this ashy hue in any of the three Google Fitbit Air bands, including the Performance Loop Band that comes in the box.
Gray side of the moon
Blue-toned grays pair marvelously with silver, as is evident with the Fitbit Air Elevated Modern Band in Moonstone. Pair it with your Google Pixel 10 series flagship in the matching colorway if you want to match everything Pixel you possess.
Blue rebranded as lavender
Google called it Iris with the Pixel 9a, Indigo with the Pixel 10, and now, Lavender with the Fitbit Air. Call this color what you will but there are two things we can all agree on: it is a lovely color and it most certainly is not lavender.
Fresh like mint
Fog is a cool-toned version of the Jade colorway seen in the Pixel 10 Pro and 10 Pro XL. Available in the Fitbit Air Performance Loop Band and Active Band, it a very refreshing hue.
All these beautiful colors make it hard to settle on one Fitbit Air band color
The rich mix of colors, textures, and different colored metal clasps add depth to each Google Fitbit Air band colorway and band type. Placing all the options in once place helps you to compare and contrast all your options in a nutshell.
Now that you've studied all the possibilities, you know that four Fitbit Air band colors come as standard with the Fitbit Air itself, but only in the Performance Loop Band made of synthetic yarn. Namely, Berry, Lavender, Fog, and Obsidian.
Of course, if you want something different, you can also shell out $30 more and get the Fitbit Air Special Edition Stephen Curry Band in Rye as well.
I suggest choosing a basic color for the free Google Fitbit Air Performance Loop Band, something that goes with most of the casual, daily wear in your closet. This will be your most used strap, so it needs to be very versatile. Obsidian is the best option, unless you're like me and dress like a rainbow. In that case, just choose a color that's predominant in your wardrobe.
As with any wearable, I highly recommend grabbing at least one spare band, and two if you have the budget for it. This can be something waterproof, like the Active Band, or something more formal, like the Elevated Modern Band. It depends on your personal taste, lifestyle, and dressing preferences entirely. Happy shopping!
