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Google Fitbit Air review: slim, comfortable, and stylish, robust tracking, seven-day battery life, and cheaper than Whoop, but can only be worn on the wrist

🏆 Rating: 4/5  —  ✅ Pros  — 📐 Slim design that fades into the background  — ⌚️ Comfortable and stylish band options

The Shortcut Max Buondonno

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  • @chriswelch Chris Welch on x
    Google's Fitbit Air is a worthy, more affordable Whoop rival. For $100, you're getting a very comfortable fitness tracker that easily lasts a week per charge, good activity detection, and more. I even like the controversial new Google Health app Review: https://www.bloomberg.com/…
  • @legendaryscoop Max Buondonno on x
    This thing kinda slaps, ngl. Well done, @googlehealth. [image]
  • @mweinbach Max Weinbach on x
    Also before anyone says “but Fitbit air has no subscription!” Yes it does. You basically need Google Health. I would consider it not worth using without Google Health. It's $10/m with Google Health Premium or $20/m with Google AI Pro
  • @mweinbach Max Weinbach on x
    I'll publish something on Fitbit Air and Google Health later this afternoon But I view Google Health as the real product, and Fitbit Air as a data collector to make Google Health work. Google Health is the real product here, and it's pretty great
  • @mweinbach Max Weinbach on x
    .@MKBHD has my favorite video on Fitbit Air, Whoop, and Apple Watch. It's my exact thoughts but in a good video rather than 10 incoherent tweets. Highly recommend watching. https://www.youtube.com/...