Fitbit Charge 7: Expected Release Date, Features, Colors, Price

Google’s acquisition of Fitbit in 2021 has led to a very busy few years for the popular fitness wearable. Following the arrival of the Fitbit Charge 6 towards the end of 2023, which was a significant upgrade on the Charge 5, we’ve also seen a revamped Fitbit app to go with it and a Fitbit Ace LTE for Kids. Now, rumors of a Fitbit Charge 7 are picking up pace as Fitbit fans anticipate Google’s next move as they look to remain competitive in an ever-increasing marketplace. So, here’s what we know so far. Fitbit Charge 7: What we know so far and rumors Display Rumors are pointing towards a new 1.5-inch, 240×240 pixels display, which is larger than the Charge 6’s 1.04-inch, 206×124 resolution, HD AMOLED display. This is likely to be in an attempt to bring the Fitbit Charge 7 into closer competition with its rivals, such as Garmin, Amazfit and Xiaomi. Features Image: Fitbit While the Fitbit Charge 6 already includes most or all features you would expect to find on a fitness wearable, there are additional features expected to be in the pipeline for the Charge 7. Continuous Blood Glucose Monitoring First up is Continuous Blood Glucose Monitoring, which will appeal to diabetes sufferers.

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Fitbit Charge 7: Expected Release Date, Features, Colors, Price

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