Fitbit Edge adds GPS and health features at a higher price than Inspire 3

Google’s $180 Fitbit Edge offers more smartwatch and health-tracking features than the $99.95 Inspire 3, positioning it between a basic fitness tracker and a full smartwatch. Its larger screen, aluminium case and built-in GPS may appeal to people who want to track runs without carrying a phone, while the Inspire 3 costs 44% less.

Both devices have AMOLED screens, continuous activity tracking and 5 ATM water resistance. The Edge supports more than 50 exercise modes, automatically detects 100 activities, and adds features including ECG and irregular heartbeat tracking, cardio-load data, Bluetooth headphone connections and wrist-based quick replies. Google estimates up to seven days of battery life for the Edge, compared with up to 10 days for the Inspire 3; the Edge’s Steph Curry edition costs $220.