Google has announced plans for a new screenless Fitbit wrist wearable aimed at competing with Whoop, a leading health tracker. Teased by NBA star Steph Curry, who serves as a Performance Advisor for Google, the device showcases a design reminiscent of Whoop, featuring a braided fabric material and a metal clasp. While specific specifications have not been disclosed, reports suggest that Google will offer a subscription service that includes an AI-based personal health coach. Unlike Whoop, which combines hardware and subscription costs, Google will charge separately for its wristband, providing some basic health tracking features for free, while advanced metrics will be available through the subscription service. This move marks Google's continued investment in health technology, aiming to cater to users seeking comprehensive health and fitness insights.