Overview
- Fitbit’s official Instagram post showing “5.7.26” has prompted reports that Google could unveil the new wearable as soon as May 7.
- The tracker is widely described as screenless and designed to stream all-day health data to the Fitbit app instead of showing stats on the wrist.
- Reporting points to a possible $99 starting price and interchangeable bands in styles similar to the Pixel Watch lineup.
- A separate teaser hints at updates to Fitbit’s Gemini-powered personal health coach, which has been in beta since last year.
- Earlier leaks suggested a mid-May launch, so the new timing hints at an accelerated reveal and a stronger push into Whoop-style, subscription-focused wearables.