Fitbit deals are everywhere this month. Although many gyms across the country have reopened, many gym-goers are still working out from home or outdoors. The warmer spring weather is also bringing more people outdoors. As a result, retailers are offering some of the best Fitbit deals we've seen.
If you're not familiar with the brand, Fitbit activity trackers are among the best fitness trackers you can buy. These wearable devices are excellent for helping you monitor and reach your fitness goals. However, there are multiple trackers and watches to choose from and finding the best Fitbit deals isn't always an easy task.
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Generally speaking, Amazon tends to offer the best Fitbit deals. Stores like Best Buy and Walmart usually price match Amazon. While a bit harder to find, we've also spotted Fitbit accessory deals, which can take from $10 to $60 off select Fitbit bands.
While the right fitness tracker can't guarantee washboard abs, scoring the best Fitbit model for you will transform overall health and fitness progress. Here are all the best Fitbit deals you can score right now.
Fitbit Inspire HR: was $99 now $79 @ Amazon
The Fitbit Inspire HR is the best fitness tracker for newbies. It's dead simple to use, tracks all of the basics (calories burned, steps taken, etc), and it sports a built-in heart rate monitor. This is one of the best Fitbit deals you'll find right now. If the price changes, make sure to check a different color for the best deal. View Deal
Best Fitbit deals right now
- Fitbit Inspire HR: was $99 now $79 @ Amazon
- Fitbit Inspire 2: was $99 now $78 @ Amazon
- Fitbit Charge 4 w/ GPS: was $149 now $130 @ Amazon
- Fitbit Versa 2: was $179 now $170 @ Amazon
- Fitbit Ionic Watch: was $249 now $199 @ Amazon
The Fitbit Inspire HR is an entry-level fitness tracker that's perfect for anyone who's never owned a fitness tracker before. In our Fitbit Inspire HR review, we found that it nails all the basics like heart rate monitoring and step counting, plus it offers some bonus features like a waterproof design and touchscreen display.
There are two versions of the Fitbit Inspire: The pricier model with heart rate sensor, and a Fitbit Inspire for $69, which doesn't include a heart rate monitor. Neither model has built-in GPS, which means you'll need to carry your smartphone if you want to record outdoor runs.
In terms of pricing, the Fitbit Inspire HR deals have dropped the price of the device to under $80.
The Editor's Choice Fitbit Charge 4 is the best fitness tracker in Fitbit's arsenal. We love it because it has everything you could want from a fitness tracker including built-in GPS, heart rate sensor, great design, and a 7-day battery life.
The Charge 4 is the first Fitbit fitness tracker with built-in GPS. In our Fitbit Charge 4 review, we found that the device's GPS is quick to pick up a signal and accurate. The Fitbit Charge 4 also sports an SpO2 pulse oximeter sensor (also found in the Charge 3, Versa, and Ionic). The sensor helps you understand your sleeping patterns. Meanwhile, a new Restoration metric shows not just your heart rate while sleeping, but also your restlessness and estimated oxygen variation.
In terms of deals, the Fitbit Charge 4 hit an all-time low of $129 this past Father's Day. We expect it to hit a new low of $99 once Prime Day comes around.
The Fitbit Charge 3 is a fitness tracker that takes your activity tracking to the next level. It also sports an SpO2 sensor for sleep insights, which makes it useful beyond the gym workouts.
In our Fitbit Charge 3 review, we found that the device's large screen makes it easier to view health stats at a quick glance. The screen is actually 30% larger than the screen on the Charge 2. That means you can now read entire messages and notifications without having to follow side-scrolling text. The screen is also fully touchscreen.
There is no built-in GPS, but this model can lock onto your phone's GPS in just a second and it delivers fairly accurate metrics. It also offers a new swim mode, which makes it useful for workouts beyond the gym and treadmill.
As far as Fitbit Charge 3 deals are concerned, the popular device has hit an all-time low of $99 quite a few times. There's also the Fitbit Charge 3 Special Edition for $119. This model includes Fitbit Pay, which lets you make secure payments on the go.
The Fitbit Versa Lite is designed to deliver the basics at an affordable price, and it does just that. It offers 24/7 heart rate monitoring and automatically tracks your steps active minutes, distance and calories burned. A SmartTrack feature also records select workouts automatically.
Other Fitbit Versa Lite features include a swimp-proof housing and an easy-to-use one-button design that's great for newbies. You can also get app notifications from your phone, as well as texts and calendar alerts. Take your pick from four fun color options, including white and silver, lilac and silver, marina blue and mulberry.
The Fitbit Versa has a retail price of $159.95, but it can be found for under $130 on sale. The lowest price we've seen for this fitness watch is $99.
The Fitbit Versa 2 edges closer to overthrowing the Apple Watch's reign. In our Fitbit Versa 2 review, we liked its sleek, lightweight design, 5-day battery life, and female health-tracking features. It's also the first smartwatch to have Alexa built in.
The Versa 2's AMOLED touch screen is about 1.4 inches. It features an always-on option that shows the time, date and battery life. This screen is simply black and white in this mode. You have to wake the Versa 2 to get the full color screen.
The Versa 2 has a Sleep Score, which looks at all your sleep data from the night before and boils it down to a number from 1 to 100. The higher the number, the better you've slept. It's reductive, but handy. Meanwhile, Smart Wake aims to rouse you from bed more gently. Tell the Versa 2 what time you want to wake up, and it will look for a time when you're in a light sleep cycle to wake you up. (It'll wait within 30 minutes of your actual alarm time, so this isn't a feature you'll use if you need to be up at a specific time).
Fitbit Versa 2 deals tend to take $50 off the watch's full $199 price. However, on major holidays we've seen the watch drop down as low as $128.
The Fitbit Ionic a Fitbit smartwatch that features built-in GPS, NFC for payments, music storage, and an app store that lets the watch shine even when there's no smartphone in your pocket.
Design-wise, the Fitbit Ionic looks like a 1980s vision of a 21st-century smartwatch. The bezels are overly wide and the screen should be bigger. However, in our Fitbit Ionic review, we found that it makes up in performance what it lacks in looks. It offers continuous heart rate-monitoring, guided workouts via the new Fitbit Coach app, swim-tracking, and a run-detect feature that turns on GPS and starts tracking your stats when you've been running for 2-5 minutes.
It's water-resistant for up to 50 meters and has a lap-swim workout mode to track your swim workouts. It also has an SpO2 sensor for eventually detecting sleep apnea. We also like that it comes with 2.5GB of local music storage, so you can save up to 300 songs on the device or download Pandora playlists to listen to offline (you need a paid Pandora account to access that functionality).
Fitbit Ionic deals usually drop the watch's price to $199 or less (down from $249). The all-time low is $166.
The Fitbit Ace 2 is Fitbit's dedicated fitness tracker for kids. It tracks steps, active minutes, and sleep. You can also set custom goals in the Fitbit app. Kids are encouraged to hit their goals with virtual badges and fun on screen celebrations when they reach their accomplishments.
The device has built-in parental controls, so parents have control over their kids' social interactions in the Fitbit app. Although it sells for $69, the Fitbit Ace 2 has dropped down as low as $49 in the past.
The Fitbit Aria 2 is a smart scale designed to compliment your Fitbit tracker. It syncs automatically with your Fitbit dashboard and tracks your progress in easy-to-digest graphs.
We especially like that that the Aria 2 supports up to eight different users and each user can lock their stats to keep them private. As for the info it tracks, the Aria 2 can record your weight, BMI, lean mass, and body fat percentage. Once that info is synced to your Fitbit dashboard/app, you get a more complete picture of your health beyond how many steps you've walked or how many calories you've burned. However, you'll need a Fitbit tracker to get that grand view of your fitness profile.
In terms of Fitbit Aria 2 deals, the smart scale costs $129 but can be frequently found on sale for $99. The lowest price we've seen is $50.