Overview
- Supplier and retail listings reported Monday point to a May 16 release and a price near $99 for the device.
- Reports describe a screen‑free band that sends heart rate, sleep, and training load metrics to the phone app, positioning it as a Whoop‑style tracker.
- Multiple outlets say Google will rebrand Fitbit Premium as Google Health, with the AI personal coach renamed Google Health Coach.
- Listings indicate three colors—Obsidian, Lavender, and Berry—and band options that include Performance Loop, Active, Elevated SoftFlex, and Metal Mesh.
- Several reports say core features would work without a monthly fee, with deeper AI insights offered through the Google Health subscription, though Google has not confirmed any details.