TL;DR
- Google has told Android Authority that it’s looking to bring sleep breathing quality to the Fitbit Edge.
- The tracker already supports blood pressure and insulin resistance trends through Google Health Premium, but it still lacks the sleep feature.
- Unlike the Fitbit Air, which Google says will get the feature soon, support for the Fitbit Edge doesn’t seem guaranteed yet.
The Fitbit Edge has plenty going for it as Google’s long-awaited successor to the Charge lineup. It packs an AMOLED display, built-in GPS, advanced health sensors, and even a user-replaceable battery, a first for Fitbit. But despite all that hardware, the $180 tracker is missing one of Google’s newest health insights. Fortunately, the company has now given us reason to believe that might change.
In a statement to Android Authority, a Google spokesperson confirmed that the company is considering bringing sleep breathing quality to the Fitbit Edge: