Google will launch the Fitbit Air in India this year. The company made the announcement on Thursday. The device is Google’s first fitness tracker without a screen. It will arrive in October 2026.
The news came during a Made by Google event briefing. Google had just introduced its latest smartphones and wearables in the country. These included the Pixel 11 series, the Pixel Watch 5, and the Pixel Tag, its first Bluetooth tracker.
Google did not share the exact launch date, pricing, colour options, or retail details for India. However, the company showcased the Fitbit Air with a pink Performance Loop band. This suggests the pink option will be available at launch.
The tracker had already appeared on Amazon India. Third-party sellers listed it at prices between Rs 17,380 and Rs 18,490. Globally, Google launched the Fitbit Air in May at a starting price of 99.99 dollars, or roughly Rs 9,400. International buyers also receive a three-month trial of Google Health Premium and access to Google Health Coach tools.
The Fitbit Air comes with three types of interchangeable bands. These are the Performance Loop Band, the Active Band, and the Elevated Modern Band. Each style is offered in different colours.
Google designed the tracker without a screen so users can wear it all day without constant notifications. The device still provides continuous health tracking. It monitors heart rate around the clock and tracks heart rhythm with AFib alerts. It also measures blood oxygen levels through an SpO2 sensor, resting heart rate, heart rate variability, and sleep patterns.
Further details about the Indian launch, including official pricing and availability, are expected closer to October.
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