Google Air - Screenless Activity Tracker with Fitness, Heart Rate, and Sleep Tracking - Personalized AI-Powered Coaching - Up to 7 Days’ Battery Life - Works with iOS and Android - Lavender

Sometimes "buy cheap, buy twice" really is the motto for these things, not for the Fitbit!! Let me explain, I purchased a cheaper fitness band off Amazon before purchasing one of these and had to send it back TWICE as the sleep tracking didn't work on either unit, so decided to go for something a little more expensive and with the Google Fitbit air I was not disappointed! Impressed with the appearance and quality as soon as I removed it from the box, fits snugly on my wrist and is so light it hardly ever feels like I'm even wearing it most of the time! I have found the battery life to be extremely good, so far I have only had to charge it once a week and even then it still has some left! The heart rate monitor feels accurate enough along with the steps and sleep monitoring which is the main reason I bought this in the first place. The app is very informative and easy to use, plus it syncs with google fit and other apps such as Nutracheck which is handy if you are tracking your calories as well as it automatically logs them in the app. I really would recommend one of these over some of the cheaper alternatives you can find on here despite the slightly higher price point!

A really great fitness tracker. It’s great not to have to think about charging very often (an hour every ten days). Unlike the whoop it’s thin so definitely easier to wear continuously, I barely notice I’m wearing it to be honest. The app is good, the included three month trial of Google Health Premium is a nice thing to try out but I’m not going to continue that afterwards as I don’t need the AI coaching, that said, it’s very good at what it does and can help you with everything from food to gym routines. For the price, it’s well worth buying if you want to track everything without the screen or ridiculous subscription of the Whoop strap.

Amazing product! I’ve used several fitness rings in the past and they have all seemed to die on me within 3 months. I’m hoping this will last a lot longer as it is a fitness band. I was a bit skeptical that it wouldn’t be comfortable to sleep in, but it’s definitely proved me wrong. It’s so slim and lightweight that I don’t even feel it’s there. In terms of accuracy I think it’s pretty solid and I love the ai coach you can get additional. You get given a 3 month trial of it anyways, so you can determine after if it suits your needs. There’s also a great range of alternative bands and straps available on the market, but this one is great! Unlike the Apple Watch fabric sports strap, I haven’t experienced any sort of itchiness from this one and it’s super breathable too. I’d probably get another band for swimming though.

TLDR : Device is great, app is weak and app is where screen less trackers need to focus at. Hopefully it’ll be improved and made better over time. First impressions: Very compact device Battery seems to be on track for advertised 7 days Supplied band is decent Setup process is good App is the main let down The reason for 4 stars is the app, feels a bit of a mess. The premium features - trial version are a bit pointless too I think. Once trial expires I’ll be out. Workout screens / info also have some work to do, during workout the info is extremely minimal, after the workout certain areas are lacking. For example 30 minute strength workout says 11 mins but total 30? Why, because 11 was spent in higher heart rate zone. I think it’ll get refined and better over time but for now be aware that the app is the weak point. The device it self is good and good value for what it is, especially compared to whoop and so on. Update after a month : Returned, the device randomly started switching off while battery was just charged so not that, it would die and not come back until plugged in. It’d go a whole day before noticing. May have been my unit, don’t know. Returned as faulty.

Impressed by the product. Now, I had samsung galaxy watch ultra and that one was chunky and most disapointedly I could not use it while sleeping, way too distracting. So after reading some review I was hopeful fitbit air would be less invasive.. and it is. Is not really what whoop does or garmin to really catch all the activities correctly... but does well in mesuring heart rate, hrv and pretty good in measuring sleeping. The most impressive thing though for me is that is paired with gemini well and does well the detection of the sleeps, and explaines well your status at the time or your progress. Quite a good companion I must say!

**Good integration with the app and easy to understand, although it takes a few weeks to become properly calibrated. It often thinks I am doing physical exercise when I am simply walking to work, so some corrections are needed until the tracker learns to recognise the activity correctly.** **The battery lasts around 6–7 days, and the original wristband is very comfortable and dries quickly. However, be careful with salt water.** **Overall, I am very satisfied with it and would definitely buy it again.**

This is exactly what I was hoping for. Light weight, put it on and forget about it. Long battery life so no need for daily charging and the metrics seem accurate after a day of testing. For me there is only one negative of the design and that is the haptic motor. As the design is so small this means the motor is also so small. So the vibrate alarm is VERY gentle. If you are planning to use this to wake you from sleep. You may find it lacking. Other than that. It’s perfect for what it is. *Update* after using it all week, it hasn’t once failed to wake me from sleep with its soft vibration.

This tracker really falls into 2 categories, the hardware - the tracker band itself, and the Google health app. For the band I give it a solid 5 stars. it's very light, I hardly notice I'm wearing it all day, the battery life is excellent, it charges quickly, and it connects well with the app. No complaints. Now to the app. The Google Health app premium version was free for 3 months so I figured I may as well give it a try. I think the app can be described as clunky. It's not well designed, it's too complex, too many menus and sub menus, too cluttered, and it can be difficult to find stuff. I turned off a load of functionality that it tries to get you to use, just to get the screens to look less cluttered. The premium app is heavily dependent on an AI agent, which is called the Coach. The Coach gives you a lot of messages, all in an effort to encourage you. But it's far too intrusive for my liking. It's also as poor as every other AI I have used, and that's not great seeing as it's dedicated to this particular app. I tried creating workouts, which it did, but the workouts are buried in sub menus and difficult to find. As you have probably realised I really dislike the premium app. I may just use the basic version of the app after my free trial ends, which appears to be the functionality I need, and it gets rid of the AI and that's a good thing for me. For the premium app 2 stars.

much less invasive as a smartwatch, autodetect sport events is convenient, no rash for wearing day and night

I feel, the sensors need to be calibrated more, some kind of system update is needed for more accurate data.

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It's very good and works perfectly

Excellent produit, exactement ce que je recherchais. Le bracelet est très léger et agréable à porter au quotidien. Il se fait rapidement oublier au poignet tout en restant efficace pour le suivi de l’activité. La récupération des données est très bonne et l’application permet de retrouver facilement les informations enregistrées. Pour moi, c’est un très bon compromis entre simplicité, confort et suivi des données. Très satisfait de cet achat.