Google's next Fitbit may be called the Edge

Fresh leaked images suggest Google's next fitness tracker will be named the Fitbit Edge rather than the Fitbit Charge 7. The device is rumored to launch this month in White, Black, Olive, and Canyon, with features such as GPS, NFC, heart-rate sensing, and up to seven days of battery life. It is expected to sit between the Fitbit Air and Pixel Watch 5 and work with both Android and iOS.
Leaked images attributed to Evan Blass appear to confirm the Fitbit Edge name. The tracker was previously assumed to be a Charge 6 successor, perhaps a Charge 7, after it briefly appeared in Pixel 11 and Pixel Watch 5 promotions without an official launch mention. Reports place it between the Fitbit Air and Pixel Watch 5.
Rumored colors include White, Black, Olive, and Canyon, with body finishes likely Silver, Black, Pyrite, and Champagne Gold. The device is expected to provide GPS, NFC, heart-rate sensing, and roughly a week of battery life, while working with Android and iOS rather than Wear OS. UK and European leaks point to £159 and €179, with a similar US price likely.
Google's rumored Fitbit Edge could matter most to budget-conscious fitness-tracker buyers who want GPS, NFC,