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Suppose that G is a group, X a subset of G and \(\pi \) a set of natural numbers. The \(\pi \)-product graph \(\mathcal {P}_{\pi }(G,X)\) has X as its vertex set and distinct vertices are joined by an edge if the order of their product is in \(\pi \). If X is a set of involutions, then \(\mathcal {P}_{\pi }(G,X)\) is called a \(\pi \)-product involution graph. In this paper we study the connectivity and diameters of \(\mathcal {P}_{\pi }(G,X)\) when G is a finite symmetric group and X is a G-conjugacy class of involutions.KeywordsSymmetric groupProductGraphDiameterConnectedness