Google has unveiled the Fitbit Edge, a fitness tracker priced at S$249 in Singapore that includes three months of Google Health Premium. Pre-orders open at Metapod, Best Denki, Shopee and Lazada, with sales from 27 October 2026.

Fitness tracker features

Google says the Fitbit Edge has its largest and brightest tracker display yet, set in a slim recycled aluminium body with four colour options and interchangeable bands. It offers real-time guidance across more than 50 exercise modes, with on-wrist heart rate zones, pace and split times, and built-in GPS that works without a phone.

The tracker can automatically recognise up to 100 types of workouts, even if the user forgets to start tracking. Battery life is up to seven days, and five minutes of fast charging gives a full day’s power.

Health Guardian and repairability

New Health Guardian features track changes over time in blood pressure and insulin resistance trends, with alerts for high and low heart rate. Eligible Google Health Premium users who meet monthly wear requirements can get reports to share with their doctors. The tracker also has an on-wrist ECG app, sleep stage analysis and skin temperature tracking.

Google calls it its first repairable fitness tracker, with a modular internal design and a replaceable battery.

Beyond the hardware, Google is rolling out more than 55 updates and fixes to the Google Health app and Google Health Coach, including more personalised insights and improved activity detection.

From 27 October, the Fitbit Edge will also be sold in-store at Best Denki, FairPrice and Harvey Norman, and online via Metapod, Shopee and Lazada.