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Google launches screenless Fitbit Air at Rs 13,999
Business Standard··2 Oct
Google has launched the screenless Fitbit Air in India at Rs 13,999. The tracker monitors heart rate, sleep and SpO2, offers up to seven days of battery life, and pairs with the Google Health app. It has no display or phone-style notifications. Colours include Obsidian, Berry, Lavender and Fog, plus a three-month Google Health Premium trial.
Prism
What It Means For You
- Buyers get insights on the phone app rather than on-wrist notifications or a screen.
- A five-minute fast charge is said to cover a full day; a full charge takes about 90 minutes.
- The device is rated 5ATM water resistance and weighs 12g with the band.
What's Happening
- Fitbit Air, introduced globally in May 2026, is now on the Google Store and retail partners in India.
- Features listed include AFib heart rhythm alerts, heart-rate variability and automatic workout detection.
- Interchangeable Performance Loop, Active and Elevated Modern bands are part of the accessory line.
What The Specs Say
- Thickness is listed at 8.3mm with Bluetooth connectivity and no onboard display.
- Google positions the wearable for users who find smartwatches heavy, costly or distracting.
- AI-assisted workout logging can use photos of gym equipment through the Health app.
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