The Google Fitbit Air is an interesting addition to the wearable segment, especially for people who want detailed health tracking without another screen on their wrist. Its lightweight design, comfortable fabric band, and extensive sleep and fitness monitoring make a strong case for everyday use. The Google Health app brings plenty of useful information, although automatic workout recognition needs refinement, and the AI-powered Health Coach isn’t always as helpful as it promises. Battery life goes easily up to seven days, with fast charging adding convenience. Compared to Whoop’s subscription-led approach, Fitbit Air is more accessible, with essential health metrics available without Premium. At Rs. 13,999, it’s a compelling option for fitness enthusiasts who value simplicity.
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