By Briley Kenney
Publication Date: 2026-05-16 13:58:00
The Google Fitbit Air is a lightweight fitness tracker with no built-in screen that looks and feels more like a bracelet than anything else. But what’s special is that it uses Google’s Gemini AI to empower Google Health and fitness tracking from the device and provide guided coaching. It resembles something like Whoop fitness trackers, another low-profile, bracelet-first series of wearables.
The actual device portion is a small, removable module engineered in a puck or slight oval shape that fits in the palm of your hand. That core device can be swapped out with different bands, allowing you to personalize your style pretty much any way you want. There’s even a limited-edition Stephen Curry-inspired version with unique coloring.
Meanwhile, all the…
