Google appears to be continuing its wearable push with the Fitbit Edge. In an early hands-on evaluation, the device is described as a second take on a "Pixel Watch Lite," positioning it as an approachable option within Google's growing ecosystem.
The wearable seems intended to bridge the gap between dedicated fitness trackers and full-fledged smartwatches. By incorporating Fitbit's established health tracking under Google's hardware umbrella, the device offers everyday utility for users looking for core features without the premium complexity.
While Google has not positioned it as a direct replacement for its flagship smartwatch line, the Fitbit Edge serves as an intriguing middle ground for shoppers seeking key connected features in a simpler form factor.
For the complete hands-on impressions and analysis, be sure to check the original report on 9to5Google.
