Google has launched the new Fitbit Air in India, introducing a screenless wearable designed to provide continuous health and fitness tracking without a traditional display.
The Fitbit Air is built around a screen-free design, allowing users to focus on their activity and health data through the Fitbit app rather than checking a display on the device itself.
The wearable can track several health and fitness metrics, including heart rate, activity, sleep and workouts. It is designed to collect data throughout the day and provide users with insights through the Fitbit ecosystem.
One of the main highlights is its battery life. Google says the Fitbit Air can provide up to seven days of battery life, depending on usage.
The device is also designed to be lightweight and comfortable for continuous wear. Its screenless approach means there are no traditional notifications or apps displayed directly on the wearable, helping keep the hardware focused on tracking.
Fitbit Air also works with Google's broader health and fitness platform, where users can review their recorded information and access personalized insights.
In India, the Fitbit Air is priced at ₹13,999 and will be available from October 2, 2026 through Google and Fitbit's retail channels.
With its screenless design, Google is positioning Fitbit Air as a different kind of wearable for users who want continuous health and fitness tracking without adding another screen to their daily routine.
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