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Evidence Suggests a New Fitbit Charge 7 Is Coming Soon

By Tech Desk · 2026-09-12 · Updated 2026-09-12 05:30 UTC
A minimalist vector illustration of a sleek, pill-shaped wearable device resting on a stylized human wrist against a plain background.
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Regulatory filings and leaked advertisements point to the imminent arrival of Google's next wearable, which appears to combine the slim design of a fitness tracker with the smart features of Wear OS. New details from an FCC database confirm the hardware specs and manufacturing partner, suggesting a release within the next four months.

  • An FCC filing identified by GN auto tech/wearables: wearable tech confirms the device is manufactured by Goertek for Google and features Bluetooth LE, GNSS, and a wrist-worn form factor, with confidential details set to expire in March 2027.

    Source: Yahoo Tech
  • Regulatory filings and leaked advertisements point to the imminent arrival of Google's next wearable, which appears to combine the slim design of a fitness tracker with the smart features of Wear OS.

    Source: Android Police
Based on reporting by Android Police and Yahoo Tech, compiled by the Tradingbird desk.

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