Snag deep discounts on fitness trackers for Prime Day
UPDATE: Jul. 12, 2023, 7:38 a.m. EDT This post is constantly being updated to reflect the latest fitness tracker deals during Prime Day.
Prime Day is officially upon us (and will be through July 12), so it's time to hop on all those deep discounts. We spotted some sweet deals on fitness trackers during day one of Amazon's annual sales event, including an Apple Watch Series 8 for its lowest price ever, a sub-$100 Fitbit, and more. Read on for our favorite fitness tracker deals of Prime Day 2023.
Note: All newly added deals are marked with a ✨, while deals with a 🔥 have dropped to an all-time low price. Deals with a strikeout were either sold out or expired at the time of writing.
Our top pick
Why we like it
This is the absolute lowest price we've ever seen the Apple Watch Series 8 at, and this price dip makes us think that we might see the Apple Watch Series 9 pretty soon. There's no need to wait until the next Apple Event in September to get the new version though, especially when the Series 8 is sitting at such a low price. With crash detection, fall detection, and a whole suite of health and fitness tracking functions, you really can't buy a much better fitness tracker than the Apple Watch Series 8.
Best Fitbit deal
Why we like it
If you're looking for an even more affordable fitness tracker, the Fitbit Charge 5 is on sale for its lowest price ever. This budget-friendly fitness tracker has all the features you need to track your health and fitness goals, including heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and built-in GPS. It comes in three stylish colors: graphite, lunar white, and steel blue. And the best part? It's compatible with iOS and Android devices, so you can easily sync your data to your smartphone.
Best budget deal
Why we like it
Garmin isn't just a name for quality GPS devices; the company also has an impressive line of activity and fitness trackers, including the vivosmart 4. It's got all the basic features you need to stay on top of your health, plus a few extras that make it a total steal. The vivosmart 4 tracks all the basics, like your steps, distance, calories burned, and sleep. But it also has some more advanced features, like a heart rate monitor and a stress tracker. The vivosmart 4 is also compatible with Android devices (sorry, iOS users!), so you can sync your data to your phone. And it has a seven-day battery life, so you don't have to worry about it running out of juice mid-workout.
More Prime Day fitness tracker deals
Amazfit Band 5 — $28.49
$39.99(save $11.50) ✨Fitpolo fitness tracker with heart rate monitor — $32.79
$49.99(save $17.20) ✨Amazfit Band 7 — $37.99
$49.99(save $12) ✨🔥Fitbit Ace 3 — $59
$79(save $20) ✨Fitbit Inspire 3 — $79.95
$99.95(save $20)Fitbit Luxe — $99.95
$129.95(save $30) ✨Fitbit Versa 4 — $139.95
$199.95(save $60)🔥Garmin vivoactive 4S — $169.99
$199.95(save $160) ✨ 🔥Fitbit Sense 2 — $229.95
$299.95(save $70) ✨Apple Watch SE (second gen) — $229.99
$279(save $49.01)Apple Watch Series 8 [GPS 45mm] — $309.99
$429(save $119.01) ✨ 🔥
Topics Fitness Trackers Prime Day
Jae Thomas is a Colorado-based Shopping Editor for Mashable. They specialize in pet tech, smart fitness gear, finding the perfect gift, and sourcing the top deals on shopping holidays like Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Jae has worked at Mashable since 2020, where they've written countless deals roundups and product reviews. Before Jae came to Mashable, they received a B.A. in Journalism and English Literature from New York University and wrote food and lifestyle content for publications like Bon Appétit, Epicurious, The Daily Beast, Apartment Therapy, and Marie Claire.
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