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Prime Day 2024 Fitbit deals still live: Ace LTE, Versa 4, and more

July 18, 2024
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We rounded up the best Fitbit deals still hanging around after the official end of Prime Day 2024:

The best live Fitbit deals after Prime Day 2024:



Fitbit Versa 4

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Amazon Prime Day 2024 is dead and gone — but not really. Deals are lingering a day after the official event wrapped, including on several Fitbit models.

Fitbit held off on releasing deals on its products until the actual start of Prime Day. Honestly, though, the deals leave a lot to be desired. We definitely saw better deals overall during Black Friday season 2023 and Prime Day 2023, with many models dropping to record-low prices. Regardless, there are still a handful of Fitbits on sale, and these may very well be the best prices we’ll see on Fitbits until the holidays. If you’re in the market for a fitness tracker, now’s a great time to grab one and save some money.

We’ve rounded up the best Fitbit deals still live following Prime Day 2024. Since Google acquired Fitbit back in 2019 and Google Pixel watches utilize Fitbit’s health and wellness tracking, we included Google Pixel watches on this list as well.

Note: All newly added deals are marked with a ✨, while deals with a 🔥 have dropped to an all-time low price.

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Best Prime Day Fitbit deal still live

Why we like it

Released just last month, the new Fitbit Ace LTE gives kids a fun way to get active and feel independent. The smartwatch combines video games with exercise and encourages and rewards movement and play throughout the day. Parents can call, text, and voice message their kids on an Android or iOS phone, as well as see their real-time location and control who their child contacts. Gaming access can also be restricted during specific time frames. It’s a great option for parents wanting their kids to ditch screens but stay in touch.

Regularly retailing for $229.95, the fitness tracker’s on sale for $179.95 following Prime Day. That makes the fact that you have to purchase a Fitbit Ace Pass data plan in order to unlock all the features of the Ace LTE (either $119.99 annually or $9.99 per month) a bit more palatable.

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