Google Fitbit Air Fitness Tracker Launched in India: Price, Features and Noise REP Comparison

Launch & Availability

Google’s new screenless Fitbit Air hit Indian shelves on 2 Oct 2026, priced at ₹13,999. It is sold through the Google Store, Flipkart, Croma, Reliance Digital, Vijay Sales and other partners. Source 1 and Source 2 confirm the launch date and price.

Design & Sensor Suite

Weighing just 12 g, Fitbit Air is a pebble‑shaped, screenless band that offers 5ATM water resistance. It tracks continuous heart‑rate, heart‑rhythm (Afib alerts), SpO₂, resting HR, HRV, sleep stages, respiratory rate and skin temperature. The lightweight design aims for 24/7 comfort. Source 1

Battery Life & Fast Charging

Fitbit Air offers up to seven days of battery life under ideal conditions. A five‑minute fast charge delivers a full day’s power, with a magnetic USB‑C charger. Source 2

Health Coaching & Google Health Integration

Fitbit Air is tightly integrated with the Google Health app and Google Health Coach. Users receive AI‑driven insights, personalized recommendations and can log workouts automatically or manually. The three‑month free trial of Google Health Premium is included at launch, unlocking the full Coach experience. Source 2

Noise REP – A Cost‑Effective Alternative

Noise REP, another screenless tracker, starts at ₹9,999. It weighs 27 g, offers up to ten days of battery life, and does not require a subscription for core health metrics. Its sensor suite includes heart‑rate, HRV, SpO₂, skin temperature, sleep, and recovery scores via the NoiseFit app. Source 3

Side‑by‑Side Comparison

Feature	Fitbit Air	Noise REP
Weight	12 g	27 g
Battery Life	Up to 7 days	Up to 10 days
Fast Charge	5 min for full day	Not specified
Price	₹13,999	₹9,999
Subscription	Optional Google Health Premium	None required
Health Coaching	Google Health Coach (premium)	Basic insights via NoiseFit

Which Tracker Suits Your Needs?

If you value a lightweight design, deep AI coaching and integration with Google’s health ecosystem, Fitbit Air is the clear choice—despite the higher price and shorter battery life. For budget‑conscious users who want longer battery endurance and no subscription fees, Noise REP offers solid core tracking at a lower cost.