Google’s unannounced Fitbit Edge fitness tracker could offer up to seven days of battery life without its always-on display enabled, according to newly reported leak details. The same report says the device may have a user-replaceable battery, an uncommon feature in modern wearables, although Google has not confirmed the product or its specifications.
The leaked specification sheet, reported by Dealabs, lists a 1.34-inch AMOLED display, IP68 dust and water resistance, and Always-On Display support. With the display always on, battery life is said to fall to two days. A five-minute charge is reportedly enough for up to 24 hours of use.
- 1.34-inch AMOLED display
- IP68 dust and water resistance
- Always-On Display support
- ECG support
- Atrial fibrillation monitoring
- Skin-temperature measurement
- Reported weight of 17.7 grams
The Fitbit Edge has previously surfaced in a Pixel 11 advertisement and in detailed leaked imagery published by Android Headlines. The newly reported price is €179, but there is no confirmed launch date, market-by-market availability, or official pricing from Google.
The leak also refers to unspecified “Google Play functionality.” It is not yet clear whether that means app access, payment support, or another Google service integration, and those details may be among the key points to watch for in an official Fitbit Edge announcement.
