"Like the Whoop band, this is a fitness tracker without a screen, but unlike the Whoop band, you can use it without a subscription. That said, Google does have a subscription on offer too: this is called Google Health Premium (previously known as Fitbit Premium) and it's $9.99 per month or $99 per year. Interestingly, Google Health Premium is included for Google AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers."
"Fitbit Air tracks your heart rate 24/7, monitors your heart rhythm with Afib alerts, supports SpO2, resting heart rate, heart rate variability, sleep stages and duration. It automatically detects and tracks common activities, and this automatic detection apparently gets better over time and is personalized."
"Google advertises up to a week of battery life, and the Air has fast charging so you can get a full day of power in just five minutes on the charger. The Air works with the new Google Health app, which will replace the Fitbit app and, eventually, the Google Fit app too."
Google launched the Fitbit Air, a screenless fitness tracker priced at $99.99 that monitors heart rate 24/7, tracks heart rhythm with Afib alerts, measures SpO2, sleep stages, and automatically detects activities with personalized improvement. The device offers up to one week of battery life with fast charging providing a full day of power in five minutes. Unlike competitors, the Fitbit Air functions without mandatory subscription, though Google Health Premium ($9.99/month or $99/year) is available as an optional service and included with Google AI Pro and AI Ultra subscriptions. The tracker features interchangeable bands including Performance Loop made from recycled materials, a sweat-proof Active Band, and an Elevated Modern Band. It works with the new Google Health app, which will eventually replace both Fitbit and Google Fit apps. The device is compatible with Android and iOS, with a special Stephen Curry edition available for $129.99.
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