Fitbit Edge, Fitbit Air or WHOOP: which to choose?

Three different approaches: Edge is a band with a screen and GPS, Air is the lightest and most affordable screenless tracker, and WHOOP focuses on recovery and strain, with a one-year membership included.

Published: 17 Oct 2026 · Trackzone Baku

Key differences

ScreenEdge: AMOLED, 1.34″, always-on mode · Air: none · WHOOP: none
GPSEdge: built-in (GPS, Galileo) · Air: via phone
BatteryEdge: up to 7 days (2 days with always-on) · Air: up to 7 days · WHOOP: 14+ days
Water resistanceEdge: 5 ATM, IP68 · Air: up to 50 m · WHOOP: IP68
SubscriptionEdge: Google Health Premium — separate, paid · Air: ask on WhatsApp · WHOOP: 1 year included
Price (Baku)Edge: 449 AZN (Stephen Curry — 529) · Air: 279 AZN (Stephen Curry — 399) · WHOOP Peak: 499, Life: 699 AZN
AvailabilityEdge: pre-order · Air: Obsidian, Berry, Lavender in stock · WHOOP Peak and Life: in stock

Who each one is for

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Bottom line

Need a screen and phone-free GPS — Fitbit Edge. Lowest budget and a light, discreet tracker — Fitbit Air. Want to track recovery, stress and strain in depth — WHOOP Peak, and if you also need ECG and blood pressure — WHOOP Life.

Comparison table · Fitbit Edge · Fitbit Air · WHOOP Peak · Ask on WhatsApp

Sources: device descriptions on our site (based on Google and WHOOP data), Trackzone Baku prices and terms.

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