These last-chance Prime Day Fitbit deals slash up to $80 on my 5 favorite fitness trackers — but time's ticking

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Google's latest fitness trackers without breaking the bank

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This year's two-day sale extravagana, Prime Day, is at an end. But these last-chance Prime Day Fitbit bring the cost of Google's latest and greatest trackers down to impressively low prices. 

For instance, the kid-friendly Fitbit Ace 3 is on sale for $54 at Walmart, marked down from $79, and the top-rated, holistic health-focused Fitbit Sense 2 is reduced to $179 at Amazon. 

But as Prime Day is officially over, these discounts could end at any time. So, if you're thinking about picking up the Fitbit Charge 6 or Versa 4 at a discount, don't delay, as time is ticking on these last-minute deals. 

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Best Prime Day Fitbit deals

Fitbit Ace 3: was $79 now $54

Fitbit Ace 3: was $79 now $54
One of the best activity trackers for kids, this Fitbit Ace 3 comes in a playful Minions theme and features an easy-to-navigate user interface and a tough-built design with 50 meters of water resistance. Parents can control which features are accessible, meanwhile, the Ace keeps tabs on all the basics, like sleep, heart rate and step count. 

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Fitbit Charge 6: was $159 now $119 @ Amazon

Fitbit Charge 6: was $159 now $119 @ Amazon
The Fitbit Charge 6 is the best fitness tracker for most folks in 2024. Lightweight, easy-wearing and packed with plenty of health-tracking tech including onboard GPS for location data, the Charge 6 also supports NFC payments, receives smartphone notifications and boasts up to a week of battery life.

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Fitbit Versa 4: was $199 now $159

Fitbit Versa 4: was $199 now $159
The Fitbit Versa 4 is identical on the outside to the Fitbit Sense 2, sporting the same bright touchscreen, metal case and all-around suave looks, but for $50 less. There's no ECG sensor to monitor for abnormal heart rhythms or cEDA sensor for keeping tabs on stress. Still, the Versa 4 offers all the basic fitness-tracking tech needed to monitor workouts and daily movement.

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Fitbit Sense 2: was $249 now $179

Fitbit Sense 2: was $249 now $179
The Fitbit Sense 2 is the perfect model for folks who want the capabilities of a smartwatch combined with the very best wellness tracking tech Google has on offer. Maybe that's why we picked it as the best fitness-tracking smartwatch around. In addition to comprehensive sleep and workout data, it also boasts a long-lasting battery and bright AMOLED touchscreen.

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Fitbit Ace LTE: was $229 now $179 @ Amazon

Fitbit Ace LTE: was $229 now $179 @ Amazon
Fitbit's newest kid's activity tracker is currently $50 off. This device not only lets you keep tabs on your child, but lets you message them back and forth. A new gamified experience also gets them up and moving more each day, too. Note that this watch requires a $10/month subscription.

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FAQs

When did Prime Day end?

Amazon Prime Day 2024 took place across July 16 and 17, 2024, and ended at midnight on July 17. Many deals ended then too, but these last-minute Fitbit deals are still live, for now!

The retailer announced the two-day shopping event in late-June, marking the 10th edition of Amazon's subscriber-only sale. The annual event usually spans two days early in the week, with new deals going live throughout. 

Are Fitbits be on sale for Amazon Prime Day?

We saw some serious savings on fitness trackers during this year's Prime Day. In years past, a wide selection of Fitbits have been marked down, including both current models and previous-generation ones. 

This year, we haven't seen the popular devices Fitbit Inspire 3 on sale, but the Fitbit Charge 6 and the Fitbit Sense 2 are reduced in price, for now.

We don't know how long these deals will hang around for now Prime Day is over, so don't hang about if you want to pick them up at these low prices. 

Dan Bracaglia
Dan Bracaglia
Senior Writer, Fitness & Wearables

Dan Bracaglia covers fitness and consumer technology with an emphasis on wearables for Tom's Guide. Based in the US Pacific Northwest, Dan is an avid outdoor adventurer who dabbles in everything from kayaking to snowboarding, but he most enjoys exploring the cities and mountains with his small pup, Belvedere. Dan is currently training to climb some of Washington State's tallest peaks. He's also a big photography nerd.