Prime Day is officially live – and there is a host of Fitbit deals for those shopping for a fitness tracker or smartwatch.
There are various deals across the whole range, with discounts on the Fitbit Inspire 3 fitness tracker, all the way up to the Fitbit Versa 4 smartwatch.
Let’s dig in.
Fitbit Inspire 3
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The Fitbit Inspire 3 is one of the best fitness tracker bands money can buy, and we gave it a massive 4.5/5 in our in-depth review, thanks to the fantastic selection of metrics and a new color screen that belies its price tag.
That’s now available for a modest discount to $79.99 in the US – but an incredible £59.99 in the UK. [Get deal here]
US readers hold fire and watch this space over the next 48 hours.
Fitbit Charge 5
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US readers, however, have been treated to a juicy Fitbit Charge 5 deal. That's down to $99 from $149. [Get deal here].
It's a great price for Fitbit's advanced fitness tracker – which features ECG and the cEDA sensor for stress tracking. Most people will love the larger AMOLED display, but we did have some issues with GPS accuracy in our testing, so runners beware.
Fitbit Versa 4
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The Fitbit Versa 4 also caught the eye, which is down to £139 in the UK, which is an astonishing price for the company’s smartwatch – which offers a great blend of health and fitness in a sleek smartwatch. [Fitbit Versa 4 on Amazon UK]
And Amazon US hasn't missed out with a 30% discount to just $139.95. [Get deal here]
Fitbit Sense
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The Fitbit Sense is also one of the company’s most advanced smartwatches, with ECG and a continuous EDA sensor, which can monitor the physical signs of stress in real-time. While it's been replaced by the Sense 2, this deal on its predecessor looks appealing.
In the UK, this it's now 50% off, with a sale price of £147. You still get the ECG and EDA sensor, and there are minor changes to the design. [Get deal here]
The deals are still yet to land in the US, with a small Sense 2 discount of 20% which takes it to $229. [Get deal here].
But Keepa.com shows that it’s regularly been at this price over the last year. Sit tight, as a proper doorbuster deal could land in the next few hours.
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