Google Fitbit Air Spotted on Flipkart at Rs 13,999 Ahead of India Launch: All Details

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Google's screenless Fitbit Air fitness tracker reportedly appears on Flipkart at Rs 13,999, revealing pricing, health features, and subscription details before its confirmed October India launch.

Google Fitbit Air Spotted on Flipkart at Rs 13,999 Ahead of India Launch: All Details
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Google Fitbit Air Spotted on Flipkart at Rs 13,999 Ahead of India Launch: All Details

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Fitbit Air from Google has shown up on Flipkart before its launch in India. Early buyers can now see the price that the Fitbit Air will cost. The listing on the e-commerce site says Fitbit Air is priced at Rs 13,999.


Debayan Roy from Gadgetsdata gave the tip and posted the details, for the Fitbit Air on X. Google had already said the Fitbit Air would arrive in India. Google had not yet said how much the Fitbit Air would cost or given other local details. This leak gives a preview for anyone following the launch of the Fitbit Air.

Back in August, Google confirmed October as the target month for the Fitbit Air's India arrival. Unlike traditional Fitbit devices, this one ditches the screen entirely, opting instead to quietly gather health data in the background and sync everything through its companion app.

Built for round-the-clock health monitoring


Based on the leaked information, the Fitbit Air is said to include heart-rate tracking, SpO2 monitoring, skin-temperature sensing and recovery metrics. It is also expected to have a coaching feature that uses the Googles Gemini AI.

Cross-platform and subscription-light

The tracker is expected to play nicely with both Android and iOS phones, and at a featherweight 12 grams, it shouldn't weigh much on the wrist. Perhaps the most reassuring detail for budget-conscious buyers: core features reportedly won't be locked behind a paywall. An optional subscription - pegged at around $10 - may unlock extra perks, but the essentials are said to remain free to use.

Positioned as a rival to Whoop, the Fitbit Air seems less interested in being a full-fledged smartwatch and more focused on delivering a minimal, distraction-free way to track fitness, recovery, and overall wellness - exactly the pitch Google made when it first teased the device.


Kahekashan is a passionate technophile with a keen eye for cutting-edge gadgets, emerging technologies, and everything in the digital realm. Raised in a Defence family with strong values and a background in literature, she has consistently pursued excellence in every endeavour. Her last full-time assignment involved content writing with the Indian School of Business.

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