Fitbit Air Offer: Get a Free Active Band with Purchase

For many individuals, fitness trackers serve as a convenient method to monitor their activity and health data on a daily basis without the need for a fully-featured smartwatch. Particularly appealing to users who prefer discreet tracking without constant notifications on their wrist are simple, unobtrusive models.

The all-new Google Fitbit Air is now being introduced as one such model, providing an alternative to Whoop and soon Garmin as well. Amazon has listed the official launch date as May 26, with the tracker currently available for pre-order. The bundle including an additional Active Band is currently priced at just £84.99, a 29% discount from the bundle’s RRP of £119.98.

Interestingly, the set is priced the same as the Fitbit Air on its own when purchased from the official store (with credit that can be used for the same band). Essentially, the second wristband is included at no extra cost. Various colors such as Berry, Fog, and Lavender are available in sizes S and L. Some options are labeled as a ‘Limited Time Deal’ and expire at midnight tonight.

Other retailers like John Lewis, Currys, and Very have similar deals, which may require a code for activation.

Check out our comprehensive Fitbit Air review

Exploring the Features of the Google Fitbit Air

Recently unveiled by Google, the Fitbit Air is targeted towards users seeking a discreet wearable without a display. Instead of notifications or on-wrist displays, the device focuses solely on health and fitness data, which can be analyzed via the Google Health app on compatible iOS or Android devices.

This wearable provides continuous heart rate monitoring, aiding in better assessment of overall health. It also offers ongoing activity tracking and personalized goals for weekly cardio workouts. The system is designed to adapt to individual needs, providing personalized recommendations in the long run.

Google has emphasized the introduction of the new Google Health Coach, offering users three months of personalized coaching. This feature analyzes collected data to offer tailored advice on training and health.

The compact design is ideal for daily wear, with Fitbit touting the Air as their smallest tracker to date. The slim, lightweight device is designed for comfortable wear, even during sleep tracking, a benefit over larger smartwatches that users often remove at night, especially for charging.

The Fitbit Air boasts a battery life of up to a week, with Google claiming a quick five-minute charge can provide enough power for another day. This quick charging feature is convenient for individuals balancing work, workouts, and sleep without much time for charging breaks.

The additional sports wristband, made of sweat-resistant and waterproof silicone, is suitable for both workouts and daily wear. Users can easily swap wristbands to change the look, with Amazon offering various color options like Obsidian, Berry, Fog, and Lavender.

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Why This Deal is Beneficial – and Who It May Not Suit

The current pre-order deal stands out due to the inclusion of the sports wristband at no extra cost. This is advantageous for those undecided on colors or in need of a spare strap, saving on additional expenses.

The fact that the device is offered at a discounted price even before its official release adds to its appeal.

However, the Fitbit Air may not be suitable for everyone. Those expecting a traditional smartwatch experience with notifications and on-wrist control may be disappointed, as the device is primarily focused on health data tracking without constant display interaction.

Since the device is set to launch on May 26, there are no reviews available yet. This makes it challenging to assess its everyday usability and measurement accuracy.

Expect a review from Tech Advisor soon, as our review sample is on its way.