Google has a new screenless fitness tracker that passively records health data while staying out of the way. It's called the Fitbit Air, and it's a Whoop challenger that only costs $99 with no required subscription. With no screen or physical buttons, you're relying on the Google Health (formerly Fitbit) app to change settings, start workouts, and set up features.
If you just got a Fitbit Air, these are the seven things to do first immediately after unboxing it. They'll help you learn the Fitbit Air's features and give you a quick tour of the redesigned and rebranded Google Health app. Let's dive in.
