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Google Fitbit Edge

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KES 34,000.00

Condition: new

Key Features:

  • Display: 1.34-inch AMOLED
  • Health: Heart rate, SpO2, ECG, skin temperature, VO2 Max, AFib, sleep
  • Fitness: 50+ exercise modes, altimeter (floors/elevation)
  • Battery: Up to 7 days, fast charging (5 min = 1 day)
  • Durability: 5ATM and IP68, swim-proof
  • Software: Google Health with Gemini coaching
  • Compatibility: Android and iPhone

KES 34,000.00

Google Fitbit Edge in Kenya

The Google Fitbit Edge price in Kenya is KES 34,000, inclusive of a 2-years warranty. It is Fitbit’s newest premium fitness tracker, featuring a larger 1.34-inch AMOLED display, built-in GPS, and an altimeter in an ultra-light 17.7g aluminium case. It carries Fitbit’s full health-tracking suite with Google Health and Gemini-powered coaching, lasts up to 7 days per charge, and works with both Android and iPhone.

What You Should Know Before Buying the Google Fitbit Edge:

  • It has built-in GPS: Track outdoor runs, walks, and rides accurately without your phone, 40% more accurate than the Charge 6, Google says.
  • Comprehensive health tracking: Heart rate, SpO2, ECG, skin temperature, VO2 Max, AFib detection, and advanced sleep.
  • NFC has been removed: Unlike the Charge 6, the Edge has no NFC, so there are no Google Wallet contactless payments. This is an important downgrade to know.
  • AI coaching needs a subscription: The Gemini-powered health coach features require Google Health Premium (paid); core tracking does not.
  • It’s a tracker, not a watch: Slim and light with a focused fitness display, no speaker or mic, so no calls on the device.

Google Fitbit Edge Full Specifications:

ProductGoogle Fitbit Edge
Display1.34-inch AMOLED, always-on
CaseAluminium, 39.22 x 25.56 x 11.58mm, 17.7g
Side buttonYes (mechanical)
GPSBuilt-in, multi-system
AltimeterYes (floors, elevation)
Health sensorsHeart rate, SpO2, ECG, skin temperature, VO2 Max, AFib
SleepAdvanced sleep tracking
Exercise modes50+, auto-recognition
BatteryUp to 7 days (≈2 with always-on)
Fast charge5 min = 1 day
Water resistance5ATM and IP68
NFC / paymentsNo (removed)
Speaker/micNo (no calls on device)
SoftwareGoogle Health, Gemini Health Coach (Premium for AI)
ConnectivityBluetooth 5.4
CompatibilityAndroid 11+ and iOS 16.4+
ColoursMatte Black, Silver, Satin Pyrite, Champagne Gold (varies)
PriceKES 34,000
Warranty2 Years

Bigger Screen, Built-In GPS:

The Edge is the most capable tracker in Fitbit’s slim range. It upgrades to a larger, brighter 1.34-inch AMOLED with an always-on option, so your stats, notifications, Google Maps directions, and watch face are clear at a glance, and adds a physical side button for easier control. The headline addition is built-in multi-system GPS, so it accurately tracks the route, pace, and distance of outdoor runs, walks, and rides without carrying your phone, which Google says is 40% more accurate than the Charge 6. A new altimeter also tracks floors climbed and elevation, which the Charge 6 couldn’t.

Comprehensive Health and Fitness:

This is where Fitbit excels. The Edge tracks heart rate continuously, plus blood oxygen (SpO2), ECG for heart-rhythm checks, AFib detection, skin temperature, VO2 Max, stress, and advanced sleep tracking (up to 15% more accurate than the Charge 6), with 50+ exercise modes and automatic activity recognition. Through the Google Health app, you get detailed insights and Gemini-powered Health Coach guidance, though note the AI coaching features require a paid Google Health Premium subscription. As always, these are wellness and fitness tools, not medical devices.

Battery, Durability, and What to Know:

Battery life is strong at up to 7 days per charge (around 2 days with the always-on display), and fast charging gives a full day of use from just 5 minutes. It’s genuinely tough for a tracker: 5ATM water resistant and IP68, so it handles swimming, showering, and dust, and the 100% recycled aluminium case keeps it to a feather-light 17.7g for all-day and overnight comfort. Two things to know clearly before buying: NFC has been removed, so unlike the Charge 6 it cannot make contactless payments, and it has no speaker or microphone, so it shows call notifications but can’t take calls. It works with both Android and iPhone via Google Health.

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