Google’s Pixel 11 ads on YouTube include a device the company has never announced: a screen-equipped fitness tracker that is neither a Pixel Watch 5 nor the screenless Fitbit Air — and which looks like a possible Fitbit Charge 7.
Two of the ads, surfaced over the past day, feature the refreshed Pixel lineup. One pairs the new phones with a Pixel Watch 5 in Fog; the other is built around the greens in this year’s range. Both show the same oblong-display tracker running what looks like a condensed version of the Pixel Watch 5’s interface. Screenshots were first posted on Reddit’s r/pixel_phones, and 9to5Google confirmed at least one other user saw the same ads.
What is the mystery tracker in the Pixel 11 ads?
The device has the same core-pebble shape as the Fitbit Air, but the overall look of a Fitbit Charge. 9to5Google’s first instinct was that the tracker was AI-generated ad filler; two ads showing the exact same device make that less likely, though not impossible. It is also curious that the Fitbit Air — which appears beside the new Pixels in other marketing — is nowhere in these spots.
Is this the Fitbit Charge 7?
The timing would make sense. The Charge 6 turned three years old in October, and the Fitbit brand has been hardware-only since the Google Health relaunch in May. There is no concrete evidence of a Fitbit Charge 7, though, and the Fitbit Air’s success — alongside an industry push toward screenless trackers — puts a question mark over a screen-equipped successor. Google has not commented on the ads.
For UAE buyers, the practical detail is that the Charge 6 remains on sale, from about AED 419 on Amazon.ae (list price AED 539), and nothing has been announced to replace it.
If the mystery device is a Fitbit Charge 7, there is no date, price or regional availability to report yet. Google announced the Pixel 11 days ago in a two-hour event; burying a new tracker in the ads that followed would be an unusual way to unveil it. Our best fitness trackers in the UAE guide still leads with the Charge 6.
What is the mystery tracker in Google’s Pixel 11 ads?
A screen-equipped fitness tracker with an oblong display that appears in two official Pixel 11 launch ads. It is not the Pixel Watch 5 or the screenless Fitbit Air, and looks closest to a Fitbit Charge.
Is Google releasing a Fitbit Charge 7?
Not confirmed. The Charge 6 launched in October 2023, and the tracker in the ads is a plausible successor, but Google has made no announcement and has not commented on the ads.
What is the Fitbit Air?
Google’s screenless fitness tracker, launched in 2026 at $100. It tracks heart rate, sleep and fitness without a display, with stats shown in the Google Health app — and its success is part of why a screen-equipped Charge successor is in question.
