I review wearable tech for a living, and while some folks, myself included, predicted the death of the Fitbit brand at the hands of Google in 2026, much to my delight, the tech giant just came through with the shiny new Fitbit Air.
Priced at $99, this diminutive fitness tracker focuses on the basics, like monitoring your daily movement, workouts, sleep quality and women’s health. There’s no GPS, so you’ll need to carry your phone for location data, no NFC for mobile payments and no onboard storage for music.
