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The Google Fitbit Air’s lightweight design and surprisingly polished hardware already stand out after just 48 hours of wear.

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Fitbit is finally back with new hardware – the screenless Fitbit Air. ⌚️🏃‍♂️ At $99, this tracker is a clear shot at Whoop, ...

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