New Fitbit Air details how it compares to Whoop — and how it actually works

Google unveiled the Fitbit Air, a $99 screenless fitness tracker positioned as a slimmer, lighter alternative to Whoop.

The device offers up to a week of battery life and uses LED patterns plus double taps to show battery status.

It is available for pre-order now, with shipping set to begin on May 26.

The launch signals Google’s push into the screenless wearable market with a lower-cost design-focused competitor.