Black Friday has dropped all of the latest Fitbits — plus the Pixel Watch 2 and 3 with Fitbit Premium packed in — to match some of the lowest prices we've ever seen on our favorite fitness trackers and watches.
If you're looking to spend as little as possible, the Fitbit Inspire 3 at $69 (30% off) will give you 10 days of useful insights while barely weighing down your wrist. The Fitbit Charge 6 sits at $99 (38% off), giving you more health sensors, a larger display, NFC payments, and built-in GPS for just $30 more.
Outside of fitness trackers, you'll also find some Black Friday Fitbit deals on its smartwatches: the Fitbit Sense 2 is $179.95 ($70 off), while the Fitbit Versa 4 is $119.95 ($80 off). Both watches have technically fallen lower once in their deal history — the Versa 4 at $104 and the Sense 2 at $139 — but they're both at the second-lowest price we've ever seen.
Because Google has all but confirmed that it won't make any more Fitbit-branded watches, focusing on the expensive, short-lived, and Android-only Pixel Watches, the Sense 2 and Versa 4 are the best you're going to get, as long as they remain in stock. But despite its age, the Sense 2 remains an excellent option for health tracking paired with a gorgeous AMOLED display, while the Versa 4 is more stripped down but very affordable at this price.
You can even snag the Pixel Watch 3 for $279 ($70 off) thanks to Black Friday, which may not have the Fitbit branding but does come with six months of Fitbit Premium, new Fitbit Cardio Load insights, and all of the same health sensors as the Sense 2, except with a full array of Wear OS apps and Google Assistant support.
Personally, I recommend the Pixel Watch 2 for $145 (42% off), since it offers the same Fitbit sensors for so much less! Admittedly, my Pixel Watch 3 vs. 2 guide has a decent list of upgrades, but not so many that I'd want to spend $134 more!
If you're on the hunt for other fitness watch options, these early Garmin Black Friday deals may tempt you: some are much pricier than Fitbit watches, but they're also newer, don't require a subscription, and have some in-depth training tools for runners and cyclists that Fitbit doesn't offer.
