Best Fitbit Deals: Save With These Discounted Fitness Trackers and Accessories
The popular Fitbit brand has proven itself to be among the best options when it comes to tracking your health, sleep stats and more, and they're often cheaper than going the smartwatch route. But who wants to pay full price? Thankfully, there are often discounts to be had if you look in the right places.
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Whether you're after a basic tracker like the Fitbit Charge 6 or want a full-blown smartwatch like the Fitbit Sense 2, there's no reason to pay more than you have to. Oliver Haslam is a trusted member of CNET's deals team. He scoured the web for the best offers out there on both current and previous-gen Fitbit trackers so you can get one on your wrist for less. We've also rounded up a selection of great Pixel Watch deals if you're already part of the Google ecosystem. If you're an iPhone user, there are plenty of Apple Watch deals to be had right now as well.
It's worth noting that deals like these are usually only around for a short time, or stock may be low due to many of the items being on clearance. If you see one you like, act quickly so you don't miss out.
Even at full price, the sleek, simple and relatively affordable Fitbit Charge 6 claimed the top spot on our list of the overall best fitness trackers for 2025. And right now, you can pick it up for a respectable $30 off at Target and most major retailers, which puts one on your wrist for just $130. If you want a compact and truly fitness-focused wearable without all the bells and whistles, this deal is going to give you the most bang for your buck.
The Sense 2 is the most advanced Fitbit on the market right now. It boasts tons of cutting-edge features like a cEDA sensor that detects electrodermal activity, which often correlates to your body's response to stress. It also has a built-in GPS for hikes, biking and driving, and it's equipped with Amazon Alexa for news updates, bedtime reminders, alarms and control of other smart devices on your network. It also boasts an impressive battery life, lasting six full days on a single charge, and a full day's charge takes only 12 minutes.
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With a sleek design and useful features like a built-in ECG, the Fitbit Charge 6 is our overall favorite fitness tracker on the market right now. It has a vibrant AMOLED display and GPS with Google Maps, so you can get turn-by-turn navigation on your runs and rides. It has an impressive battery life that averaged around five days of use during our tests.See at Target
The Fitbit Versa 4 is pricey but this discount helps take the edge off. With over 40 exercise modes, built-in GPS and tracking for just about everything, it's a great pick for adventurers and fitness enthusiasts alike.
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The Ace LTE Kids is designed to keep your little ones active with tons of movement based games. Built-in GPS and LTE make it easy for parents to stay connected, while water resistance and an included bumper case add extra durability.See at Amazon
Now, on clearance at Best Buy, this is a cheap way to get a replacement band or switch to a silicone one in white. These models are specifically made for the Fitbit Versa 3 and Fitbit Sense and are going for less than $5.
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While it can be tough to find Fitbit deals outside of major shopping events like Black Friday, CNET's dedicated deals team works year-round to bring you the best bargains on these fitness trackers. We comb through all the best offers from trusted retailers like Amazon, Target and Best Buy to bring you any discounts on the latest generation of Fitbit wearables, as well as any older models that still offer a good bang for your buck.
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