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Pebble launches Qore Ultra wellness band in India with AI health tracking
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Representative image · PexelsPebble has launched its new flagship fitness band in India called the Qore Ultra, featuring AI-powered health insights, Body Age tracking, and a Readiness Score. The wearable rolled out in New Delhi on September 29, priced at an introductory rate of 5,999 rupees alongside an MRP of 8,999 rupees.
Features and Sale
The device goes on sale starting October 2 through Flipkart, Amazon, Pebble's website, and retail stores across the country. It is available in two color options: Desert Gold and Deep Black & Deep Blue. The band runs for up to 15 days on a single battery charge and works without any subscription fees. It includes a 4-PD precision sensor array and 6-axis motion sensors to track heart rate, heart rate variability, respiration, and stress around the clock. The casing is 3 ATM water resistant and automatically detects workouts like walking and running.
App and Insights
The accompanying Pebble Qore app brings together all health and fitness data in one place. It generates a Readiness Score from 0 to 100 based on metrics like sleep quality, stress, and heart rate variability to show how ready a user is for the day. A Body Energy Score tracks user stamina, while the Body Age updates every three days using GPS runs to estimate Fitness Age and VO2 Max. The app also includes a Weekly Recap powered by artificial intelligence to analyze behavior and offer insights, alongside Family Ranking and Group Sharing features for fitness challenges.
Context
Fitness bands have increasingly shifted away from simple step counting to offer deeper biometric analysis like stress and recovery tracking. Modern consumer health wearables commonly rely on companion smartphone applications to process complex sensor data into readable daily scores.
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