Google has officially launched the Fitbit Air, a new screenless fitness tracker aimed at health monitoring and AI-driven coaching. Priced at $99, the device is designed to collect biometric health data continuously and integrates with Google’s AI health service, Google Health Coach, powered by Gemini AI. This service provides personalized advice based on metrics such as sleep, fitness, heart rate, and recovery. The Fitbit Air boasts a 7-day battery life and is compatible with both Android and iPhone devices, marking a strategic move to bring Google’s AI health tools to a broader audience. Preorders started on May 7, with official sales beginning on May 26. The tracker focuses on passive health monitoring, tracking various metrics including heart rate, blood oxygen levels, and sleep quality, while also offering features like automatic workout detection and Smart Wake alarms. However, concerns have been raised about privacy, as Google collects more health data through its AI systems. Users will receive three months of Google Health Premium for free with their purchase, after which the subscription costs $10 per month.