Summary

Fitness bands are making a resurgence, and Google wants in on the party. Recently, I got a chance to review the new Fitbit Air. The $100 fitness band takes aim at popular offerings like the Whoop as an inexpensive alternative to premium health trackers (annual subscriptions start at $200, rising to $360). While Whoop caters to a serious athletic audience, the Fitbit Air goes more mainstream, designed for regular users at a more approachable price point (and no subscription required).

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