I’ve used the Fitbit Edge for almost 2 weeks, and one thing really surprised me

An Independent review describes the Fitbit Edge as a screen-equipped fitness tracker with extensive health features and week-long battery life, while noting missing functions and a paid AI coaching subscription.

• The 1.34-inch hybrid OLED display is described as 45% larger and 40% brighter than the Charge 6 screen; the tracker weighs 17.7g without its band.· 1 source
• The review reports up to seven days of battery life with the always-on display off, and lists ECG, built-in GPS, water resistance to 50 metres and more than 50 workout modes.· 1 source
• The Edge lacks NFC payments and YouTube Music integration; its Gemini-powered AI Coach requires Google Health Premium after a three-month trial, at £7.99 monthly.· 1 source