Can a Screenless Fitbit Keep You Fit? - Live With It

So what is it?

It is the Google Fitbit Air.

So it is their very first screenless fitness tracker.

I'm going to turn it around.

So Google acquired Fitbit, and I should have looked this up at some point.

And of course, they've been messing around with the Fitbit platform.

Fitbit has been a brand underneath Google, but they're now shifting everything to be kind of rebranded as Google.

But this is their first screenless tracker.

It is just one of a whole generation of screenless trackers that seem to be So as a former whoop user, I'm allowed to say this to be kind of competitive of kind of the OG screens tracker, which is the whoop.

But this is Google's entry.

Yeah, and I've been using it I think since June.

And that's Yeah, so yeah.

And this is something you wear – I mean, is it waterproof? Are you wearing it all day, all night type thing?

It is.

So it is a full fitness tracker.

So a lot like your – I mean, it's pretty much similar to your Apple watches, to your Fitbits, to your Garmin watches that you can wear all day.

And specifically, I think this is very focused on kind of like the kind of major – pieces of, I guess, wellness or wellness wearables, let's call them, where it does sleep tracking.

It will do, I believe, kind of like your main fitness readiness metrics like HRV, which is heart rate variability, your resting heart rate.

And if you're really fancy, you can do things like VO2 max as well as skin temperature and things like that.

It is meant to be worn all day.

It is it is it's water resistant, I believe, up to 50 meters.

That's the unit itself.

There's a lot of the bands itself.

It only has right now textile bands and the bands are also well, this one's not water resistant.

But the base model comes with one of, I think, five or six colorways.

So what is it?

It is the Google Fitbit Air.

So it is their very first screenless fitness tracker.

I'm going to turn it around.

So Google acquired Fitbit, and I should have looked this up at some point.

And of course, they've been messing around with the Fitbit platform.

Fitbit has been a brand underneath Google, but they're now shifting everything to be kind of rebranded as Google.

But this is their first screenless tracker.

It is just one of a whole generation of screenless trackers that seem to be So as a former whoop user, I'm allowed to say this to be kind of competitive of kind of the OG screens tracker, which is the whoop.

But this is Google's entry.

Yeah, and I've been using it I think since June.

And that's Yeah, so yeah.

And this is something you wear – I mean, is it waterproof? Are you wearing it all day, all night type thing?

It is.

So it is a full fitness tracker.

So a lot like your – I mean, it's pretty much similar to your Apple watches, to your Fitbits, to your Garmin watches that you can wear all day.

And specifically, I think this is very focused on kind of like the kind of major – pieces of, I guess, wellness or wellness wearables, let's call them, where it does sleep tracking.

It will do, I believe, kind of like your main fitness readiness metrics like HRV, which is heart rate variability, your resting heart rate.

And if you're really fancy, you can do things like VO2 max as well as skin temperature and things like that.

It is meant to be worn all day.

It is it is it's water resistant, I believe, up to 50 meters.

That's the unit itself.

There's a lot of the bands itself.

It only has right now textile bands and the bands are also well, this one's not water resistant.

But the base model comes with one of, I think, five or six colorways.