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Fitbit announced the Fitbit Edge, a small-screen activity tracker, according to a single report from DC Rainmaker on October 12, 2026. The report said the Edge replaces the Charge 7 and adds a 46% larger 1.34-inch display, an altimeter, a physical button, and automatic workout detection for about 100 sports. GPS is claimed to be 40% more accurate. The report listed a price of $179, with pre-orders open and availability on October 27. No other reports are included in this update, so these details rest on one source and have not been independently corroborated. Earlier reporting said the Edge succeeds the Charge 6, while later reporting said it replaces the Charge 7.
Fitbit announced the Fitbit Edge, replacing the Charge 7 as its small-screen activity tracker. It adds a 46% larger 1.34-inch display, an altimeter, a physical button, and automatic workout detection for about 100 sports, with GPS claimed 40% more accurate. It costs $179, with pre-orders open and availability on October 27.