The Fitbit Air is the most comfortable fitness tracker I’ve worn, but I have some complaints after 3 months of wear
The Fitbit Air is a comfortable fitness tracker that rivals Whoop and is much more affordable.
I’ve worn the Fitbit Air nonstop for over three months, and I find it to be the most comfortable fitness tracker I’ve ever experienced. Google’s first faceless fitness tracker offers several bands, including a silicone Performance Band, and sells for under $100. The tracker feels like you’re wearing nothing on your wrist, making it particularly comfortable during sleep.
Weighing just 12 grams, it is significantly lighter than other similar trackers, such as the Whoop 5.0, which weighs 26.5 grams. Despite being water-resistant up to 50 meters, it is recommended to take off the Fitbit Air when showering or swimming to prevent potential damage from soaps. The tracker provides an impressive one-week battery life and charges quickly, reaching 100 percent in just 67 minutes.
Google Health Premium, offered for free for the first three months, includes AI features like a personal fitness coach, mindfulness sessions, and customized workout plans. After the free period, it costs $9.99 per month or $99.99 annually. The AI Coach proved helpful in increasing the frequency of workouts, adapting to the user's goals and preferences with ease.
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