Fitbit Edge Leak Reveals Pricing Ahead of Launch
New leaked details point to a €179 price in Europe and £159 in the UK for Google's upcoming fitness tracker.
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New leaked details about Google's upcoming Fitbit Edge fitness tracker have surfaced, including pricing information, following earlier leaked images of the device, according to a report from The Verge.
The Fitbit Edge is reportedly expected to sell for €179 in Europe and £159 in the United Kingdom, according to details shared by the deal-tracking site Dealabs and cited in the report.
The pricing leak follows previously leaked images of the device, adding further detail to what is known about the upcoming tracker ahead of any official announcement from Google.
Google acquired Fitbit in 2021 and has gradually folded the fitness-tracking brand's hardware into its broader wearables lineup alongside devices such as the Pixel Watch. Leaks ahead of official launches have become a regular part of the lead-up to new Fitbit and Pixel hardware releases in recent years.
Google has not confirmed the pricing, features or release timing of the Fitbit Edge, and the details reported remain unconfirmed leaks rather than official information from the company.
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