Dealabs reported that the Fitbit Edge will cost €179 in Europe and £159 in the UK. That's about €20 above the Fitbit Charge 6, and the screenless Fitbit Air costs €99 and £85 in the same two markets. A US price near $180 is an estimate from the euro figure, not a leaked number. Google hasn't announced the Edge or a release date.
The leaked spec sheet, as Android Authority reports it, gives the Edge a 1.34-inch AMOLED screen in a 17.7 gram aluminum case rated 5 ATM and IP68. The battery is user-replaceable and lasts up to seven days, or two with the always-on display running. Health tracking covers GPS, ECG with Afib detection, SpO2, skin temperature and trends for blood pressure and insulin resistance, with Gemini coaching on top. It works with both Android and iOS. Four colors are listed, named like the Pixel Watch 5's.