Image: Pebble — Qore Vox in Storm Blue (official product image).
TL;DR — Pebble Qore Vox price in India explained in one line: Pebble's new screenless wellness band launched in India on 2 November 2026 at an introductory ₹5,799 (MRP ₹9,999), and its headline trick is a wrist microphone — double-press the side button to record meetings, lectures and ideas, then get AI transcriptions and summaries in English, seven Indian languages and 24 foreign languages, with no subscription fee.
📌 KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- The price: introductory ₹5,799 against an MRP of ₹9,999 at launch; Pebble's own store page showed ₹6,999 when checked on 3 November, so confirm the live price before ordering.
- The headline feature: voice recording from the wrist — up to 100 minutes stored on the band, no phone connection needed, with AI transcription and summaries in the Pebble Vox app.
- The health side: 4PD sensors track heart rate, HRV, blood oxygen, sleep and stress, plus 100+ sports modes and GPS route tracking when paired with a phone.
- The battery: up to 10 days on a charge, IP68 water and dust resistance, and a 53 g stretchable-strap body with no screen at all.
- The catch to know: transcription and summaries are free with no subscription, but recordings only sync and transcribe through the separate Pebble Vox app.
Pebble Qore Vox price in India explained: what launched on 2 November
Pebble, the homegrown wearables brand, launched the Qore Vox in India on Monday, 2 November 2026, extending its screenless Qore band line into new territory. The Qore series so far has been about pure health tracking — the Qore 2 arrived in January 2026 at ₹3,799 and the Qore Ultra followed on 2 October 2026 at ₹5,999. The Vox is the first in the family to add a microphone and an AI transcription engine, and it gets its own companion app, Pebble Vox, instead of the Pebble Halo app used by the rest of the line-up.
The idea is simple: a wellness band is already on your wrist all day, so Pebble asked what else it could do beyond health tracking. Co-founder Komal put it exactly that way at launch. The answer is a band that doubles as a pocket note-taker — record a meeting, a lecture or a sudden idea without pulling out your phone, then read the transcript and summary later.
How the AI voice recording actually works
Recording starts with a double-press of the band's side button; one press stops it. A blue light on the outside of the band shows while recording, so people nearby can see it happening — a small but important privacy detail, since the band only records when you press. Up to 100 minutes of audio is stored on the band itself, so you can record with no phone connected, and everything syncs to the Pebble Vox app when connectivity returns.
In the app, recordings become transcriptions and AI-generated summaries that can be shared over WhatsApp or email. Transcription covers English, seven Indian languages — Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, Kannada, Gujarati, Bengali and Punjabi — and 24 foreign languages. Pebble says there is no subscription fee, no extra AI processing fee and no cap on transcriptions or summaries, which is the Vox's sharpest edge against standalone AI note-takers that charge monthly.
Image: Pebble — Qore Vox worn during a meeting (official lifestyle image).
Pebble Qore Vox specifications: the full table
| Feature | Pebble Qore Vox |
|---|---|
| Display | None — screenless band |
| Voice recording | Double-press side button; up to 100 minutes stored on the band; visible blue recording light |
| AI features | Transcription + summaries in the Pebble Vox app; English, 7 Indian languages, 24 foreign languages; no subscription |
| Health sensors | 4PD sensors: heart rate, HRV, blood oxygen, sleep, stress; Recovery Score |
| Sports modes | 100+ modes, automatic walking/running detection, GPS route tracking with phone |
| Battery | Up to 10 days; magnetic charging |
| Build | ~53 g, IML-finished body, adjustable stretchable strap, IP68 |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 5.4; phone notification buzzes |
| Colours | Stealth Black, Storm Blue, Summit Brown |
| Price | Introductory ₹5,799 at launch (MRP ₹9,999); store page showed ₹6,999 on 3 Nov — check live price |
Why it matters for India readers
The Vox lands at a price where its competition is not really other fitness bands — it is the habit of pulling out a phone to record, plus paid AI note-takers. At ₹5,799 (or even the ₹6,999 currently on Pebble's store), it undercuts screenless rivals like Google's Fitbit Air, which launched in India on 2 October 2026 at ₹13,999, while adding something Fitbit does not do at all: wrist voice notes. The seven-Indian-language transcription is the genuinely India-specific part — lectures, shop-floor conversations and family discussions rarely happen in English alone, and most global note-takers still treat Indian languages as an afterthought.
There is also a practical audience beyond meetings: students recording lectures, journalists and field workers capturing quotes, and anyone who gets ideas while running or commuting. The trade-off versus the Qore Ultra is battery — 10 days here against 15 days there — the price of carrying a microphone and AI hardware. And note the honest limit: this is a wellness and productivity device, not a medical device, and its transcripts are only as good as the recording conditions.
Should you care?
✅ Buy it if you already want a screenless band and you regularly wish you had recorded something — the voice notes cost nothing extra, and the no-subscription transcription is a real saving versus AI recorder apps. ⏳ Wait if you mainly want the longest battery or the deepest health metrics — the Qore Ultra lasts longer and adds VO₂ Max and Body Age for a similar price. Either way, check the live store price first: launch reports said ₹5,799, but Pebble's own page showed ₹6,999 on 3 November.
Price, availability and alternatives
The Qore Vox is on sale through Pebble's official website and retail stores across India, with Amazon and Flipkart listings expected shortly after launch. Colours are Stealth Black, Storm Blue and Summit Brown. Alternatives to weigh: the Pebble Qore Ultra (₹5,999, 15-day battery, no voice notes), Google's Fitbit Air (₹13,999, screenless, no voice recording), and standalone AI note-takers, which typically charge a monthly fee for transcription. Readers weighing audio-first wearables should also see our OnePlus Buds Pro 4 specs explainer and our Krafton Ludi 0.2 robot AI explainer on AI systems that act on limited human input.
FAQs
What is the Pebble Qore Vox price in India? The Qore Vox launched at an introductory price of ₹5,799 against an MRP of ₹9,999. Pebble's official store page showed ₹6,999 when checked on 3 November 2026, so the live price may already have moved — verify before ordering.
How does the Qore Vox record and transcribe voice notes? Double-press the side button to start recording and press once to stop; up to 100 minutes is stored on the band without a phone. Syncing to the Pebble Vox app produces AI transcriptions and summaries you can share on WhatsApp or email.
Does the Pebble Qore Vox need a subscription for AI transcription? No. Pebble says transcription and summaries carry no subscription fee, no additional AI processing fee and no usage cap — unlike most standalone AI note-takers.
How long does the Qore Vox battery last, and is it waterproof? Pebble claims up to 10 days per charge with magnetic charging, and the band is rated IP68 for dust and water resistance. It weighs about 53 g and has no screen.
Takeaway: The Qore Vox is the first screenless band from an Indian brand to pair health tracking with free AI voice notes — at its launch price, the microphone is essentially free. Just confirm the current store price before you buy.
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Sources
Gadgets360 — Pebble Qore Vox launched in India: price, features
Times of India — Pebble launches Qore Vox at ₹5,799
Digit — Pebble Qore Vox with AI voice recording launched in India
Pebble official store — Qore Vox product page (specs, images, current price)
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