Google has put a date on its next Fitbit. The company's health account posted a teaser on X today that reads "Get an Edge on your health," followed by 10.12.26. That's Monday.

The post doesn't name a product. It hardly needs to. A band with a screen, called the Fitbit Edge, has been leaking for a couple of weeks, and the capital E in the tagline points straight at it. Leaked renders have already shown the band from every angle.

What the leaks describe

The Edge is a fitness band with a display. That makes it the opposite of the screenless Fitbit Air. Leaked renders show a body that borrows from the Pixel Watch, with one difference: the module that holds the screen and sensors is an ellipse and not a circle. The screen is reported to be a 1.3-inch OLED.

Those reports lead with ECG, which reads the heart's electrical signal and is usually something you buy a smartwatch to get. GPS has come up too, though less firmly. Water resistance is reported at 5 ATM.

On software, the leaks point to Fitbit OS. The Edge is also reported to take over from the Fitbit Sense and the Fitbit Versa in Google's lineup.

The price

Leaked European pricing puts the Edge at about £159 in the UK and €179 in the EU, per Digital Trends. That works out to roughly $180 for US shoppers, which would land it a little above the Fitbit Air and below a full smartwatch.

Google hasn't confirmed a price, a spec or even the name. The teaser gives a date and a pun.

What Monday should settle

The US price comes first, because a conversion from euros is a guess. Then there's the feature list. ECG and GPS are what would separate the Edge from a cheaper band, and neither is confirmed. Last is the day you can buy one. A teaser with a date tells you when Google will talk. It doesn't tell you when the band ships.

What to do

If you're shopping for a Fitbit this weekend, wait. Three days costs you nothing. A band with a screen, ECG and GPS near $180 would change what every other Fitbit is worth, and if Monday brings something else, you've lost a weekend. The Fitbit Air is still the one to get if you never want a screen on your wrist.