
Google launched the Fitbit Air in India on Wednesday (Wednesday, 30 September 2026), its first screen-less fitness tracker. The device was first shown at the Made by Google event on August 13.…
Google launched the Fitbit Air in India on Wednesday (Wednesday, 30 September 2026), its first screen-less fitness tracker. The device was first shown at the Made by Google event on August 13. It goes on sale from October 2.

The Google Fitbit Air tracks heart rate continuously and includes an SpO2 sensor. It comes in Obsidian, Berry, Lavender and Fog colours and costs Rs 6,999. Buyers get three months of Google Health Premium free and can claim Rs 1,000 cashback with select HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank cards.
The Fitbit Air undercuts Google's own wearable pricing, trying to pull first-time fitness tracker buyers who find full smartwatches too bulky or expensive. Leaving the screen off removes a major cost and battery drain, but the product now depends entirely on the companion app and the three-month Health Premium trial to deliver the coaching experience. The Rs 1,000 cashback with select bank cards suggests Google expects push from card issuers more than from standalone retail. Google has set no end date for the introductory price, so the ₹6,999 tag could shift once initial stock clears. The October 2 sale date will show whether removing the screen broadens the market or simply narrows the appeal.
Source: gadgets360.com
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