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Fitbit Edge review: Google strikes the right balance
Want a beautiful tracker with a screen but don't want AI on your wrist? The Fitbit Edge is perfect for you.
What the coverage shows
Both outlets frame the Fitbit Edge as a tracker that sits close to smartwatch territory and connect it to Google’s health ecosystem. Engadget emphasizes balance and says the device is a good fit for someone who wants a screen but not AI on the wrist, while Bloomberg Technology singles out the Google Health app and notes that, in its extract, it does not require owning a Fitbit.
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