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Fitbit Air review: I tested the Fitbit Air for a week, and it's the best Whoop alternative for the rest of us
RecommendedThe Fitbit Air is a discreet and distraction-free (no screen) fitness tracker that's easy to use, accurate, and long-lasting. Subscription-free, it costs just $99.
I’ve been testing the new Fitbit Air, and it’s changed the way I track my sleep — 5 reasons I recommend Google’s $99 tracker, and 2 reasons I don’t
The Fitbit Air has a ton going for it, including an affordable price, but these two major factors might be dealbreakers for you.
The Fitbit app is officially dead — but don’t panic, its replacement is even better
The Fitbit app may be dead, but its aura lives on in the new Google Health app.
I’ve been wearing the new Fitbit Air all week — 3 reasons why I’m obsessed with this $99 tracker
I’m in the process of reviewing the new Fitbit Air — expect my review early next week — and after four days wearing it, I’m already obsessed.
The Fitbit Air is basically just a screen-less Fitbit Inspire 3 — and that’s a very good thing
The new Fitbit Air is the natural successor to the Inspire line.
Garmin's screenless fitness tracker just leaked and, if this price is accurate, the Fitbit Air won't be worried
Garmin is planning to rival the Whoop band and Fitbit Air with a screenless fitness tracker, but the price could be a sticking point.
Forget the Whoop 5.0 — The new Fitbit Air is a screen-less, subscription-free fitness tracker for the masses
And it’s just $99
Finally, a new Fitbit? Rumors of Google’s screenless ‘Fitbit Air’ hint at a spring launch
We may finally get a new Fitbit-branded wearable. The rumored Fitbit Air could cost as little as $99 and go head-to-head with the Whoop 5.0.
