Google just launched a fascinating-looking new Fitbit health tracker, but it’s a little different from the ones you might be used to.
That’s because the $99 Fitbit Air doesn’t have a screen, instead opting for a combination of a mobile app and an AI coach to meet your health tracking needs. While Mashable’s review is still in the works and will be ready soon, reviews for the device from other professional critics came out this week, so let’s dive in and see what they had to say. Is it time to upgrade from your old Fitbit, or should you stick with something that has a screen?
Fitbit Air review roundup: No screen needed
Without dancing around the point, let’s establish up front that almost every review of the Fitbit Air is a positive one. Despite some grumbling from long-time Fitbit users on Reddit about the Google Health app, early users really like the Fitbit Air so far.
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