Google’s 12g Fitbit Air Nears India Launch After BIS Listing
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Updated · The Indian Express · Jun 22
Google’s 12g Fitbit Air Nears India Launch After BIS Listing
2 articles · Updated · The Indian Express · Jun 22
Summary
A Bureau of Indian Standards listing has surfaced for Google’s Fitbit Air, the clearest sign yet that the screenless wearable is nearing an India launch.
Fitbit Air is built around always-on health tracking rather than a display, with sleep, recovery, heart-rate, HRV, blood-oxygen and AFib alerts backed by Google’s Gemini-based Health Coach subscription.
Google says the device weighs 12g with its strap, lasts up to 7 days per charge and supports a 5-minute top-up for a full day, positioning it against bulkier smartwatches.
India pricing and timing remain unconfirmed, though reports peg the wearable at Rs 12,000-14,000 versus a current global price of $99.99.
The launch would extend Google’s Pixel Watch-linked health ecosystem into India’s fast-growing wearables market, where Fitbit Air targets users seeking lighter, screen-free fitness tracking.