Fitness Trackers

Google dropped Fitbit Air's full CAD files, so your next band costs a spool of filament.

Fitbit pulled the screen, kept the AI coaching, and got 8 days of battery out of a $100 band.

Garmin's leaked CIRQA band reportedly detects whether it's on your wrist or clipped elsewhere and adjusts readings automatically.

Google's new fitness tracker can't track fitness reliably if the band won't stay snug. One-size-fits-most apparently means one-size-fits-some.

Google launched the Fitbit replacement app without calorie tracking, a working dashboard, or a pairable Fitbit Air.

Zepp Health filed the Helio Strap 2 with the FCC. Paperwork is not a rumor.

Strava finally treats the weight room like a sport. Amazfit owners get there before everyone else.

Samsung's Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 could get a budget variant this summer, which is a sentence nobody expected to type.

Google built an AI coach into Google Health and forgot to finish the rest of the app. Fitbit users noticed.

Google built a Fitbit product that does not work with Fitbits. Owning the brand apparently did not come with any obligations.

Your fitness tracker has been lying to you, and it did not even know. WHOOP wants the band to know.

Google owns both products and still couldn't make them work together. Impressive, in the worst way.

WHOOP is testing whether you'll pay more overall if the monthly number looks smaller. The device was never really free.

Runners got body-stress data years ago. Lifters got a heart rate number and a shrug.

Code buried in an app is not a product. Garmin has not said a word.

Google launched the $99.99 Fitbit Air and renamed the Fitbit app to Google Health. Its new AI health coach will work with Apple Watch data too.