
Google has confirmed that its Fitbit Air fitness tracker will launch in India in October 2026, Hindustan Times reports. The device, unveiled in the US this May for $99.99 (approx Rs 9,541), is already listed on Amazon India in three colours: Black at Rs 17,360, Blue at Rs 17,630, and Pink at Rs 18,470.

The Fitbit Air has no display, instead, a lightweight fabric loop houses sensors including an optical heart rate monitor, SpO2, skin temperature, and a 3-axis accelerometer. It offers 24/7 heart tracking, Afib alerts, sleep tracking, and up to seven days of battery life. The Google Health Coach app, requiring a premium subscription, provides automated workout guidance.

The Indian pricing of the Fitbit Air, roughly double the US sticker, will test whether buyers value a display-less tracker for its comfort and long battery. Google's decision to put key coaching features behind a subscription adds another cost layer. The real test will be whether the Amazon listing prices hold at launch or drop to match international expectations.
Sources (2): gadgets360.com, hindustantimes.com
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