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Pebble Launches Screenless Wellness Band in India With AI Meeting Notes

Reported by Kavya Rao (Senior Writer) · Livemint - Technology ·

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TechnologyPebble Launches Screenless Wellness Band in India With AI Meeting Notes
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Pebble launched the Qore Vox screenless wellness band in India on November 2, 2026, at an introductory price of 5,799 rupees. The wearable combines health tracking with voice recording and AI-driven transcription, allowing users to log meetings, lectures, and personal notes directly from their wrists.

Features and Privacy

Users can start recording by double-pressing a side button on the band. The device can store up to 100 minutes of audio without a smartphone connection, and recordings sync automatically to the Pebble Vox app later. Transcripts and AI summaries are available in the app and can be shared through WhatsApp and email. The band supports English, Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, Kannada, Gujarati, Bengali, and Punjabi, alongside 24 international languages, without requiring a subscription fee. For privacy, an outward-facing blue indicator light turns on during recording, and audio only starts when manually activated.

Health and Design

The wearable tracks heart rate, heart rate variability, blood oxygen, sleep, stress, steps, activity, and calories burnt using 4PD sensors. It generates a Recovery Score and a Daily AI Health Report based on sleep, activity, and resting heart rate data to offer personalised rest and exercise suggestions. The device also supports over 100 sports modes, automatic walking and running detection, and smartphone-assisted GPS tracking. Weighing about 53 grams, the band features an IML-finished body, a stretchable strap, and a 10-day battery life. It comes in Stealth Black, Storm Blue, and Summit Brown colors.

Context

Wearable health bands are increasingly moving beyond basic step and heart rate counting to integrate productivity tools like voice notes and artificial intelligence. By processing audio locally and offering subscription-free summaries, companies are trying to appeal to busy professionals and students who want quick meeting logs without recurring costs. Similar wellness gadgets often bridge the gap between fitness trackers and smart office accessories.

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