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Two of our top Fitbits are on sale now — Get up to 25% off the Inspire 3 and Charge 6

Two of our top Fitbits are on sale now — Get up to 25% off the Inspire 3 and Charge 6

Wearable fitness trackers can be great tools for recording details and patterns about your health, sleep, and activity, so you don't have to. Fitbit makes some of our favorites, with plenty of options for different preferences and price points. Plus, if you've been wanting to try one for yourself, two of our favorite models, the Fitbit Inspire 3 and Fitbit Charge 6, are on sale now at Amazon.
The Inspire 3 may be one of Fitbit's most basic watches, but it still packs a powerful fitness-tracking punch with tons of trackable activities, advanced health features like skin temperature sensing, and a comfortable, lightweight design.
Our tech experts on the Reviews Team have tested all of the best Fitbits on the market, and the Inspire 3 is our favorite budget option. Its slim design fits comfortably on the wrist and offers everything you need to track your sleep, workouts, and more at an affordable price. While it has some basic connectivity to your smartphone to show call and text notifications, it lacks more advanced smartwatch features, making it perfect for anyone who wants an effective, no-frills fitness tracker. It also has a 10-day battery life, so you won't need to charge it constantly.Read our full Fitbit Inspire 3 review to learn more.
The Charge 6 by Fitbit has a more expansive feature set than the budget-friendly Inspire 3 for fitness, whether you're an amateur or enthusiast. While it's a pricier option, it's still amazing value for such a capable fitness tracker.
The Fitbit Charge 6 packs everything we love about the Inspire 3 and more, making it our favorite mid-range Fitbit. While still primarily a fitness tracker and not a smartwatch, the Charge 6 adds more useful features like a built-in GPS and connectivity to Google Wallet for making mobile payments. It also has a larger screen than the Inspire 3, allowing you to monitor your health and fitness data more easily.With both Fitbit models having hundreds of five-star reviews, Amazon shoppers are clearly big fans. "This tracker was exactly what I needed—super easy to use and does the basics well. I mainly use it for heart rate during workouts and tracking calories burned," said one Inspire 3 reviewer. "It's small, lightweight, and the color is so cute! Great choice if you want something simple and reliable without all of the extras. It's easy to set up and connect. Anyone can do it.""The charge lasts a long time, which means more data since you're not taking it off daily to charge. Heart rate monitoring is continuous and the simple display allows you to focus on specific health data," said a Charge 6 reviewer. "Love the sleep data too! Also, it has a true sleep mode that doesn't light up at all at night…Overall, the Charge 6 is super lightweight, comfortable, and good quality! I'm so impressed at this price point."With the current discounts on Amazon, these Fitbits are more affordable than ever. Add the Inspire 3 to your cart for just $79 or the Charge 6 for $120 while the deals last.Still shopping? Browse through more of Amazon's deals on sports and outdoor gear.
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