Pebble Qore Ultra Review: Screenless Band at ₹5,999

The device weighs around 24 g, uses a nylon strap and comes in Forest Black, Coastal Blue and Desert Gold. With no screen, it is meant to be worn all day and overnight without distraction. Magnetic charging takes about two hours.

Sensors and app

The hardware pairs a four-photodiode (4-PD) optical sensor array with a 6-axis motion sensor for 24/7 monitoring. It also estimates VO₂ Max, mainly from GPS-tracked runs via the phone, recognises activities such as walking and running, and offers over 100 sports modes.

The companion Pebble Qore (or Halo) app is the real interface. It condenses data into a Readiness Score from 0 to 100, based on HRV, sleep quality, stress and related signals, plus an AI-powered weekly recap with behavioural suggestions. Family ranking and group sharing with selected metrics and challenges are also included.

Trade-offs

The band is rated 3 ATM, enough for everyday water exposure and light activity but below the 5 ATM of some earlier Pebble bands. GPS, pace, distance and route data depend on a connected smartphone, as the band has no GPS of its own. Strap durability and fit consistency still need field testing. Pebble does not claim independent clinical validation, so the readings are wellness guidance, not medical data.

Battery and availability

A 150 mAh battery is rated for up to 15 days, which matters because recovery trends need consistent wear. The band is sold on pebblecart.com, Amazon, Flipkart and in retail stores in India. It suits buyers who want simple, passive recovery tracking at a low price.