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Google’s $180 Fitbit Edge sits between a fitness tracker and a smartwatch. Its biggest advantage, according to a week-long review, is the Google Health platform and its AI coach—not the hardware. sfg.media/en/a/google-...

sfg.mediaGoogle Unveils $180 Fitbit Edge—A Fitness Tracker With Smartwatch FeaturesIts Main Advantage Is the Google Health Platform With an AI Coach, but With the Always-On Display Enabled, the Device Needs Charging Every Two to Three Days

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Google Health combines sleep and activity data from Fitbit, Apple Health and other sources. Most features are free, while a $10 monthly subscription adds an AI coach that analyzes workouts, explains sleep patterns and responds to personal circumstances.

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Battery life is the main compromise: with the always-on display, Fitbit Edge needs charging every two to three days. Notification controls are limited, and training plans cannot be viewed on the device. The reviewer ultimately preferred the $99 screenless Fitbit Air.

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