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Amazon Spring Sale fitness tracker deals: $100 off Garmin, Apple, Galaxy in 2026

March 31, 2026
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Amazon’s Big Spring Sale is almost over (it officially wraps up at 11:59 p.m. PT on March 31), but the discounts are still holding strong. We’ve spotted tons of deals on TVs, outdoor gear, robot vacuums, and speakers, but high-end fitness trackers are quietly getting some of the best price drops of the entire event.

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Because we test wearables year-round, we know a good deal when we see one. Right now, the Mashable Choice Award-winning Fitbit Inspire 3 is down to $69.95 (30% off). If you’re an iPhone user, the Apple Watch Series 11 is now just $299 (25% off). They’re both sitting at record-low prices alongside the 45mm Google Pixel Watch 4, which is on sale for $339.99 (15% off).

Whether you prefer Garmin, Google, or an Apple Watch, now’s the time to buy because we probably won’t see discounts like this again until Prime Day.

Here are all the best fitness tracker deals you can shop at Amazon on the final day of the Big Spring Sale 2026.

Best Fitbit deal

$69.95
at Amazon

$99.95
Save $30

 

Why we like it

If you just want a reliable, no-frills tracker that won’t cost more than your gym membership, the Fitbit Inspire 3 is our favorite budget pick. It’s normally priced right around $100, but for the Big Spring Sale, it’s down to a very affordable $69.95 — an all-time low.

In our review, Mashable’s Sam Stone calls it the “budget-friendly fitness tracker of our dreams.” It sits easily on the wrist and automatically categorizes your activities (so it knows if you’re out for a bike ride or a run) without you having to manually mess with the settings.

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Because we actually test these things, we do have to mention a couple of minor quirks. Stone says that the heart rate monitor can occasionally get a little inaccurate if your wrist gets super sweaty during an intense workout. Also, the battery life is closer to six or seven days rather than the advertised 10. But considering it fully charges in under two hours, that’s barely an inconvenience — and as Stone points out, it “sure beats the Apple Watch’s battery life.”

Read Mashable’s full review of the Fitbit Inspire 3.

More Fitbit deals

Best Google deal

$339.99
at Amazon

$399.99
Save $60

 

Why we like it

If you aren’t already rocking last year’s model, the Google Pixel Watch 4 is an easy recommendation — especially while it’s $60 off for the Big Spring Sale.

Mashable’s former Senior Culture Reporter, Christianna Silva, said that while it looks similar to the previous version from afar, the new domed design “gives the smartwatch more depth and makes it feel more spacious and modern.” One of the coolest upgrades is the new serviceable design. If you’re handy with a tiny screwdriver, you can “open up the watch, and fix what you need to fix — including replacing the display and battery — all without breaking your warranty,” Silva wrote. It also features a custom haptics engine that’s 15 percent stronger and a much crisper speaker for when you’re chatting with Gemini.

Read Mashable’s full review of the Google Pixel Watch 4.

More Google deals

Best Apple deal

$299
at Amazon

$399
Save $100

 

Why we like it

If you’re looking for a solid Apple Watch deal, this $100 price drop on the Series 11 makes it a pretty stellar value. It’s been chilling at this price for a while now, and while the Big Spring Sale hasn’t dropped it any lower, $299 for the newest Apple Watch ain’t bad. In our review, Mashable’s Senior Editor, Stan Schroeder, says the Series 11 has a significantly longer battery life compared to its predecessor. “When I got my unit, I charged it to 100 percent and started wearing it at about 4 p.m. I wore it during the night (my sleep score was 81, which sounds a lot better than it felt), and the next day at 4 p.m. it was still at 38 percent,” he writes. “That day, I charged it to full power late in the evening, and I only had to charge it again two days later.”

It also has a tougher design with Ion-X glass that’s twice as resistant to scratches, and a Sleep Score and hypertension notifications for flagging high blood pressure.

Read Mashable’s full review of the Apple Watch Series 11.

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