Google Fitbit Air Review, One Month Later | Don't buy until you watch this!

Reviewing Google's Fitbit Air fitness tracking band, following one month of testing with the Health app premium subscription. I've been using the Google Coach to help me keep fit along with the Fitbit Air and here's how my experience has gone so far. Setup, battery life, bespoke workouts - the lot. Have you been trying out this fitness band as well? Let us know your own mini review in the comments below! First up, to make the most of the Fitbit Air, you'll need to stump up for the Google Health app premium subscription. This allows you to access the best features and make the most of the tracker - from the Ask Coach shenanigans to smart calorie tracking and bespoke exercise regimes. With that all setup, you'll enjoy regular updates from the Google Health coach, including prompts to rest or exercise based on what your Fitbit Air detects. In this full review, I run through all of the features and what I like - and dislike - about this fitness band. You can grab your own right now direct from Google for £85. Fitbit Air and Google Health App Review One Month Later Chapters: 0:00 - Opening blather 0:27 - Fitbit Air design 2:34 - Haptics & alarms 3:34 - Google Health introduction 5:05 - Google Health app tour 6:42 - Google Health Coach 10:55 - Workouts & fitness tracking 16:32 - Calorie tracking 18:46 - Sleep tracking 20:48 - Battery life 22:13 - Verdict