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Deals: Fitbit Air, Pixel 10 Pro/XL, Legion Go 2, more - 9to5Google
Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by Best Buy offering FREE extra band with Google Fitbit Air pre-order deals (or score one for FREE with select trade-ins) alongside this giant discount on Pixel 10 Pro XL at nearly $500 off and 10 Pro at $415 off. We also have Lenovo’s latest Legion Go 2 Windows gaming handheld hitting a new all-time low today at $482 off, and this deep discount on Galaxy Watch 8 as low as $180 today. Head below for a closer look and even more deals. Best Buy offering FREE extra band with Google Fitbit Air pre-order deals, more Google unleashed pre-orders for its all-new Fitbit Air yesterday and there are some deals up for grabs. Alongside the Google Store and Amazon offers we detailed yesterday, today we are going to take a look at what Best Buy has to offer. Best Buy doesn’t seem to be carrying the Berry red colorway like Amazon and the Google Store but you can score the same deal Amazon is offering on the Obsidian black, Lavender, and Special Edition Step Curry Rye (a sort of vibrant orange and beige-like treatment). Fitbit Air SE Stephen Curry Rye $130 Plus FREE Google Active Band – Obsidian Fitbit Air Lavender $100 Plus FREE Google Active Band – Obsidian Fitbit Air Obsidian $100 Plus FREE Google Active Band – Obsidian The main difference here between the Best Buy offer and Amazon is the color options on the FREE extra band. All of the Best Buy options are the dark Obsidian treatment, whereas on Amazon you can also opt for the sort of pale blue/green Fog treatment. New Google Fitbit Air $100 + FREE $35 Google Active Band | Amazon As a quick refresher on the official Google Store Fitbit Air pre-order offers, you’re looking at “$35 in Google Store credit after your order ships, so you can choose a band that fits your style.” In other words, much the same as Amazon and Best Buy, but it sounds like it’s just a general $35 store credit you can use towards a FREE extra band after the fact or towards anything else on the site. New Google Fitbit Air $100 + FREE $35 Google Store credit | Google Store And if you have some great to trade-in, you’ll want to go see what the official Google Store will offer you as it is advertising as much as $100 back right now – this can deliver the new Fitbit Air for FREE. One of the best deals ever on Galaxy Tab S11, now as low as $540 (Reg. $900) As we detailed this morning, Woot has now launched a new wide-ranging Best of Tech sale. Loaded with everything from GoPro action cams and TVs ...
Google's Whoop-like Fitbit Air starts at $100 - Android Police
Published May 7, 2026, 1:22 PM EDT Karandeep Singh Oberoi is a Durham College Journalism and Mass Media graduate who joined the Android Police team in April 2024, after serving as a full-time News Writer at Canadian publication MobileSyrup. Prior to joining Android Police, Oberoi worked on feature stories, reviews, evergreen articles, and focused on 'how-to' resources. Additionally, he informed readers about the latest deals and discounts with quick hit pieces and buyer's guides for all occasions. Oberoi lives in Toronto, Canada. When not working on a new story, he likes to hit the gym, play soccer (although he keeps calling it football for some reason🤔) and try out new restaurants in the Greater Toronto Area. Over the last decade or so, companies manufacturing wrist wearables have been obsessed with fitting in as much as possible. This refers to not just features, but also the physical screen itself. However, more/bigger isn't always better, and at least one more major company has realized that. We first heard about Google's Whoop-like screen-less fitness tracker back in early April. Fast-forward by a month, and Google has just officially announced the wearable. Related Google's screen-less Whoop rival is Fitbit Air To launch alongside Google Health subscription Starting at $99.99, Google's Whoop-like tracker is called Fitbit Air, and it is compatible with both Android and iOS. The device is available to pre-order now, with new users getting a free three-month trial of Google Health Premium with the purchase. It's worth noting that, unlike Whoop, you don't necessarily need a monthly subscription to use the Fitbit Air. At first glance, it looks identical to the Whoop, but that's mostly because the two devices share similar-looking fabric bands. Those bands are what make the device comfortable to wear, with Google pushing the Fitbit Air as a device that you wear 24/7. Users can also opt for different 'Active' and 'Elevated' bands too. It sits silently on your wrist with a screenless design built so you can live in the moment. You have the freedom to explore deep insights from the Google Health app on your phone when you want them, and stay notification-free when you don’t. Colors Obsidian, Berry, Lavender, Fog Memory Saves 7 days of detailed motion data, minute by minute, Saves 1 day of workout data, Saves daily totals for the last 30 days, Stores heart rate data at 2-second intervals Battery and power Battery life of up to 7 days. Battery ...
Google Fitbit Air preorders — where to buy the latest budget fitness ...
The Google Fitbit Air launches on May 26, and if you want one on your wrist for launch day, then here's where you're able to preorder the lightweight wearable — and score a deal.
Google Fitbit Air launches with no screen and a big AI health push
Google has officially unveiled Fitbit Air, a screenless fitness tracker with a $99.99 price tag, seven day battery life and a strong focus on AI powered health insights.
