I’ve been living with the Fitbit Air for two weeks now, and I’ve been impressed with the affordable screenless tracker. The Fitbit Air is a new, $99 device, taking on the likes of Whoop with its simplistic design. It’s designed for people like me who want to keep track of all their health and sleep, without the constant distraction of a buzzing wrist.
Yet no fitness tracker is perfect, and after two weeks, here’s everything I love about the Fitbit Air, plus the things to consider before investing. For a more in-depth look, check out our Fitbit Air review here, as well as the results of my colleague Dan’s Fitbit Air vs Garmin Forerunner 70 walk test.