Pebble Qore Vox, a screenless fitness tracker with built-in AI voice recording features, has launched in India. The wearable became available on 2 November 2026 through Pebble’s online store, Amazon and Flipkart, giving users a way to record conversations, meetings, lectures and personal reminders without relying on a display.
The device is priced at ₹9,999, while Pebble is listing it at an introductory price of ₹5,799. It is offered in Stealth Black, Storm Blue and Summit Brown. The Qore Vox joins the company’s existing screenless wearables, the Pebble Qore and Pebble Qore 2, but adds a physical control designed specifically for voice capture.
Voice recording works through a physical button
A double-tap on the button on the side of the Pebble Qore Vox starts recording. The wearable can retain up to 100 minutes of audio on the device, allowing it to capture recordings even when the paired phone is not connected or nearby. Once connectivity is restored, the recordings can be synchronised with the Pebble Vox app.
Users can access the recordings through the companion app, where the audio can be converted into text and condensed into an AI-generated summary. Pebble says the transcripts and summaries can be shared with other people through WhatsApp or email. This makes the feature applicable to several use cases, including taking lecture notes, preserving meeting discussions or saving short reminders without typing them manually.
Support for seven Indian languages
The Pebble Vox app supports English and seven Indian languages: Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, Kannada, Gujarati, Bengali and Punjabi. It also supports 24 foreign languages. The inclusion of Indian-language transcription places the Qore Vox among a small group of consumer wearables that are positioning voice-based AI around multilingual use in India, rather than limiting the experience to English.
The company has not positioned the Qore Vox as a smartwatch with a conventional screen. Instead, the product uses its screenless design, physical button and smartphone app to combine fitness tracking with voice-related functions. The absence of a display means the recordings, transcripts and summaries are accessed later through the app rather than directly on the band.
| Feature | Pebble Qore Vox |
|---|---|
| Type | Screenless fitness tracker |
| India price | ₹9,999 |
| Introductory price | ₹5,799 |
| Recording storage | Up to 100 minutes |
| Indian languages | Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, Kannada, Gujarati, Bengali and Punjabi |
| Sales channels | Pebble online store, Amazon and Flipkart |
What Indian buyers should know
- The Qore Vox is available in India through Pebble’s website, Amazon and Flipkart.
- Voice recording starts with a double-tap on the device’s side button.
- Transcripts and AI summaries can be shared through WhatsApp or email.
- The app supports seven Indian languages in addition to English and 24 foreign languages.
The wearable’s main distinction is therefore its combination of basic fitness tracking and voice-based AI tools. Recordings can be made away from the paired smartphone and processed after syncing with the Pebble Vox app. The product is currently being sold in India at the stated introductory price of ₹5,799, against its listed price of ₹9,999.
