Apple tipped to be working on screenless fitness tracker

Fitbit Air (Credit: Fitbit, Google)

Apple's next wearable venture might not come with a screen, at least according to Bloomberg. Apple is reportedly developing a screenless fitness tracker, similar to the Whoop band or Fitbit Air. These devices basically look like bracelets but offer similar health tracking through a module hidden or attached to the strap. While this new form factor may be in the tech giant's future, the report says it could take a while to launch, with 2028 as the earliest potential release date.

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Fitbit Air's Stephen Curry edition is workout-ready

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The Fitbit Air fitness tracker comes in various bands and designs, but the most workout-ready option is the special edition developed with NBA player Stephen Curry. The basketball star is collaborating with Google as its "Performance Advisor" for the Fitbit brand.

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Check out the customizable bands of the Fitbit Air

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Personalization is at the core of the Fitbit Air, with three distinct band styles available in colours like Obsidian (black), Lavender, Berry, and Fog (mint green). You can choose the breathable, recycled Performance Loop for daily comfort, the rugged, sweatproof Active Band for intense training, or the Elevated Modern Band for a sophisticated, bracelet-like aesthetic. These accessories are priced between $49.99 and $64.99 in Canada.

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The Fitbit Air is the newest screenless wearable

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Fitbit and Google unveiled their newest fitness tracker. The aptly named Fitbit Air looks like it takes inspiration from WHOOP, with its screenless, discreet design. It includes a tiny, lightweight sensor you can transfer to different bands. The no-screen look means you aren't distracted by any buzzing notifications or glowing lights when you have it on.

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