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Google Fitbit Air is finally here in India: Check price, features and more

After months of anticipation around its India debut, the Mountain View-based tech giant has officially launched the Google Fitbit Air in the country. The screen-less fitness tracker made its global debut in select markets in May and is designed for people who want to keep tabs on their health without constantly checking another screen. The device tracks heart rate, sleep, blood oxygen levels and workouts, while offering up to seven days of battery life. Here’s everything you need to know about the Google Fitbit Air, from its price and features to availability.

Google Fitbit Air features and specifications

The Google Fitbit Air offers 24/7 heart rate monitoring along with resting heart rate and heart rate variability tracking. It can also provide irregular heart rhythm, or Afib, notifications. Sleep tracking covers sleep stages and duration, while SpO2 monitoring gives users additional information about their blood oxygen levels.

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Copilot Prompts Are Traumatizing the Contractors Hired to Read Them

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