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Google Fitbit
Rs 38,000
0or about Rs 3,927 a month on credit card instalments · see plans
Free delivery, 4-5 working days
Nationwide shipping to Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Peshawar, Faisalabad and all major cities.
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| Months | Per month | Markup |
|---|---|---|
| 3 months | Rs 13,427 | 6% |
| 6 months | Rs 7,093 | 12% |
| 9 months | Rs 4,982 | 18% |
| 12 months | Rs 3,927 | 24% |
google fitbit air obsidian black screenless fitness and health tracking works with android ios
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| Brand | google-fitbit |
The Google Fitbit Air in Obsidian Black is the most versatile and universally wearable colourway in the Fitbit Air range. The deep matte black finish with a matte black stainless steel buckle is clean, minimal and works with everything. It looks equally at home on the wrist of a man hitting the gym at Karachi's Defence or a woman heading to a corporate meeting in Lahore's Gulberg. It does not look like a fitness tracker. It does not look like a smartwatch. It looks like a considered, modern accessory that happens to be quietly collecting some of the most useful health data available in any consumer wearable today.
The Fitbit Air is simple, affordable and comfortable enough to wear 24/7. It was designed to unlock the full power of the Google Health Coach with Google Health Premium, bringing personal health insights and recommendations to everyone. This is not a product for a specific type of person. It is a product for anyone who wants to understand their body better without being distracted by a screen on their wrist all day.
The Obsidian Black Fitbit Air is the only colourway in the range that is built around a matte aesthetic throughout. Where the Berry Pink has a champagne gold buckle and the Lavender Blue has a polished silver buckle, the Obsidian Black carries the matte finish through to the hardware itself. The result is a unified, monochromatic look that is genuinely gender-neutral and complements both casual and formal wear without any adjustment.
The Elevated Modern Band is available in Obsidian colourway. This optional upgrade band transforms the Fitbit Air from a fitness tracker into something that reads as a fashionable bracelet in a formal or professional setting. For Pakistani professionals who wear their Fitbit Air to work and want an accessory that transitions seamlessly from the gym to the boardroom, the Obsidian Elevated Modern Band is the best combination of the Fitbit Air range.
It sits silently on your wrist with a screenless design built so you can live in the moment. You have the freedom to explore deep insights from the Google Health app on your phone when you want them and stay notification-free when you do not. Every smartwatch and conventional fitness tracker in Pakistan's market today competes for your attention. Notifications, step counts on your wrist, messages buzzing through, app alerts flashing. The Fitbit Air reverses this entirely. It collects everything and says nothing. You go about your day completely undisturbed, and when you choose to check your data you open the Google Health app and find a complete, detailed picture of everything your body did since you last looked.
For people in Pakistan managing demanding work schedules, family responsibilities and a fitness goal simultaneously, removing one more source of distraction from their day is not a small thing. The Fitbit Air makes that removal effortless because the data collection never stops, even when the notifications do.
The Fitbit Air is a proactive wellness partner that uses high-fidelity sensor technology in a tiny, discreet pebble that enables advanced health and fitness tracking like 24/7 heart rate, heart rhythm monitoring with AFib alerts, SpO2, resting heart rate, heart rate variability, sleep stages and duration, and more. Active Zone Minutes measure the time you spend with your heart rate elevated into fat burn, cardio or peak zones. This is a fundamentally more useful metric than step count for anyone trying to improve cardiovascular fitness or manage weight, because it tells you how much of your daily movement was intense enough to produce a meaningful physiological response rather than just counting every shuffle and stroll the same way.
You can start a workout from the app, follow along with a coach-recommended guided workout or simply get going and the Fitbit Air will detect and track common activities automatically, sending you a recap of your workout. The automatic detection gets better over time and is personalised to you. Your Cardio Load tracks the cumulative training stress your body has absorbed over recent days. When Cardio Load builds progressively it means your fitness is improving. When it spikes beyond your recovery capacity it signals overtraining. Your Readiness Score synthesises Cardio Load with overnight HRV and sleep quality into a single daily number telling you whether to push hard today or pull back. For gym-goers in Karachi and Lahore who train five or six days a week, this daily Readiness Score is the objective check that prevents the overtraining mistakes that derail progress.
HRV is the single most reliable indicator of physiological recovery available to a wrist-worn sensor, and the Fitbit Air measures it throughout your sleep when the body is at rest and the optical sensors are most accurate. A high HRV overnight indicates your body recovered well. A low HRV indicates accumulated fatigue, illness onset, high stress or poor sleep quality. The Fitbit Air surfaces this data each morning in the Google Health app as part of your Readiness Score calculation, giving you the biological context behind how you feel and whether to act on it or push through.
The Fitbit Air tracks SpO2 blood oxygen levels using red and infrared sensors for 24/7 monitoring. SpO2 monitoring overnight flags drops in blood oxygen that indicate disrupted breathing during sleep. Persistent SpO2 dips are one of the primary indicators of sleep apnoea, which is significantly underdiagnosed across Pakistan despite being a common condition. Having months of nightly SpO2 data from the Fitbit Air gives a doctor genuinely useful information to work with when a consultation does happen, rather than relying on a self-reported description of symptoms.
Overnight skin temperature is tracked continuously against your personal baseline. Deviations upward often appear 24 to 48 hours before the visible symptoms of illness, giving you an early warning that your body is fighting something before you feel it. Skin temperature data also contributes to the Readiness Score calculation as an input reflecting overall physiological stress. For women, the nightly temperature tracking connects to cycle phase awareness, with warmer temperatures in the luteal phase and cooler temperatures in the follicular phase creating a passive hormonal signal that the Google Health app surfaces over time.
The Fitbit Air tracks your heart rhythm while you are still or sleeping and looks out for signs of atrial fibrillation. AFib is frequently present without any symptoms and often only detected incidentally during a routine checkup or not until a more serious event like a stroke has occurred. Passive nightly monitoring through the Fitbit Air dramatically increases the probability of detecting an irregular rhythm pattern that warrants medical investigation, because it checks your rhythm every night rather than for a few seconds during an occasional clinic visit.
The Fitbit Air tracks light, deep and REM sleep stages throughout every night and generates a Sleep Score each morning. The Google Health Coach analyses your sleep patterns across weeks and builds personalised coaching around what it finds. Google Health Coach goes beyond tracking your sleep to help you understand your sleep patterns and how to improve them, with weekly spotlights to help you understand and improve your sleep. For Pakistani users whose sleep is disrupted by heat in summer, noise from urban environments or the late schedules common in family and social life, the coaching responds to your actual sleep patterns rather than delivering generic advice that does not account for your specific circumstances.
The Fitbit Air detects and tracks common activities automatically, sending you a recap of your workout. It also lets you snap a photo of your cardio equipment or the circuit training routine on the whiteboard at the gym for the Health Coach to incorporate into your plan. The photo-based workout logging is a genuinely novel feature for gym users. Instead of manually entering your exercises, you take a photo of the gym whiteboard or the machine display and the Gemini-powered Health Coach reads and records it. For Pakistani gym-goers doing coached group sessions or circuit training where the exercises change regularly, this removes one of the most friction-heavy parts of workout logging entirely.
The Gemini-powered Google Health Coach takes your sleep data, activity data, heart rate trends and recovery scores and turns them into personalised daily action plans. It builds adaptive workout plans, suggests recovery windows, analyses sleep disruptions and answers health questions in natural conversation. The coaching adapts continuously as it learns more about how your body responds. It does not hand you a fixed 8-week plan and leave you to it. It adjusts this week based on last week's recovery scores, your current Cardio Load trajectory and the sleep patterns it has observed. It celebrates improvements, flags concerning trends and answers questions in plain conversational language through the app.
In some regions, Google Health lets you connect medical records to your profile. The Health Coach can then factor in your medical history when making recommendations. This is a bigger differentiator than it sounds as no competing wearable platform offers this. As this feature expands to more markets, Fitbit Air users with connected medical records will have coaching that accounts for diagnosed conditions, previous injuries and prescriptions in a way that generic fitness platforms simply cannot replicate.
Every Whoop product requires an active subscription to access any data at all. The Fitbit Air does not. Core tracking data including heart rate, sleep, steps, SpO2, skin temperature, Cardio Load and Readiness Score are all available free. Google Health Premium unlocks the Gemini-powered Health Coach. Three months free with Fitbit Air purchase. For Pakistani buyers who are wary of committing to an ongoing subscription for a product they have not fully tested, the Fitbit Air's free core tracking removes that barrier entirely. Three months of the full Premium experience is included with every purchase, which gives you enough time to decide whether the AI coaching is worth continuing before any payment is required.
The Obsidian Black Fitbit Air ships with the Performance Loop Band in Obsidian. The Active Band in sweatproof, wetproof silicone is perfect for high-intensity training. The Elevated Modern Band transforms the device from a fitness tracker into a fashionable bracelet with classic colours that blend with any style. The pebble pod pops out and snaps into any compatible band in seconds. For Pakistani men and women who move between gym sessions, formal work environments and social settings throughout the day, having three band options that serve three completely different aesthetic needs from the same device is a genuine practical advantage.
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