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Pebble launched the Qore Vox, a screenless wellness band with voice recording and AI transcription, in India on November 2, 2026. It carries an introductory price of Rs 5,799 against an MRP of Rs 9,999, according to FoneArena and Mint.
The band pairs standard health and fitness tracking with a side button that starts audio capture, then hands transcription and summaries to a companion app.
Key facts
- Price: Rs 5,799 introductory, Rs 9,999 MRP.
- Colors: Stealth Black, Storm Blue and Summit Brown.
- Recording: up to 100 minutes stored locally, started by double-pressing the side button.
- Languages: English, seven Indian languages and 24 foreign languages.
- Battery: up to 10 days; weight about 53 grams.
How the voice features work
Recordings are stored on the band and sync to the Pebble Vox app when a connection is available. The app produces transcripts and summaries, which can be shared through WhatsApp or email. FoneArena lists the Indian languages as Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, Kannada, Gujarati, Bengali and Punjabi.
Pebble says the transcription and summaries carry no subscription fee, extra AI processing fee or usage limit. A blue light facing outward turns on while recording is active, and Mint notes that recording starts only after the user presses the button. Pebble states that audio files, transcripts and summaries remain on the user's device or phone.
Health and fitness tracking
The band uses 4PD sensors to track heart rate, heart rate variability, sleep, blood oxygen, stress, steps and calories. A Recovery Score and a Daily AI Health Report draw on sleep, activity, resting heart rate and HRV data to suggest rest, exercise and recovery. It supports more than 100 sports modes, automatic walking and running detection, and GPS trajectory tracking when paired with a smartphone. Vibration or light alerts cover calls, messages and app notifications.
In a statement, Pebble co-founder Komal said the aim was to turn the wellness band into an all-day assistant for both work and workouts.
Availability and what to watch
The sources differ on where the band is sold. FoneArena and Mint say it is available through Pebble's website and retail stores in India, with Amazon and Flipkart coming soon. Gadgets 360 says it is already on sale via the Pebble online store, Amazon and Flipkart.
The price is described as introductory, and none of the sources say how long it will last. Also worth watching is how well the transcription handles Indian languages in everyday use, and whether the no-fee promise holds over time. The sources do not give independent test results for accuracy or battery life, so the 10-day figure is Pebble's claim.
