Google has officially rolled out its latest health and fitness tracker, the Fitbit Air, which is priced at $99.99. This screen-free device seamlessly incorporates the "Google Health Assistant," built on the Gemini model, and stands out as the most compact health tracker within the Fitbit lineup. It boasts high-precision sensors, supports a wide array of health monitoring functions, and offers an impressive battery life of up to one week. Moreover, a mere 5-minute quick charge can provide a full day's worth of power. The Fitbit Air is compatible with both Android and iOS systems. Pre-orders for the Fitbit Air are now open, and they come with a complimentary three-month subscription to Google Health membership. The special edition is priced at $129.99 and will hit the shelves in the United States on May 26. Matching watch bands for the device are available starting at $34.99. Additionally, the Google Health Assistant will be officially launched worldwide on May 19. In the realm of health wearable devices, the Fitbit Air sets itself apart from competitors like the Apple Watch Series 11 with its emphasis on a lightweight design, extended battery life, and AI-driven health management experiences.