Update 11/22: Added the Mobvoi Ticwatch Pro at Amazon for $175.
If you want to get healthy ahead of the holiday eating season, now’s a great time to get a fitness band or smart watch for super-cheap. We’ll be updating this post through the weekend as we come across new deals, but here are the best ones we know about so far:
Fitbit
The best prices on Fitbit’s family of fitness devices are through the company’s own website. Now through Monday, Fitbit has slashed the prices of its most popular devices to all-time lows with free shipping:
Ionic: $200 ($70 off) Versa: $150 ($50 off) Versa SE: $180 ($50 off) Charge 3: $120 ($30 off) Ace: $60 ($40 off) Alta HR: $80 ($50 off)
Additionally, Target and Best Buy are matching prices on several of Fitbit’s offerings, including the Alta HR, Versa and Charge 3.
Samsung
Along with its Black Friday deals on its newest phones, Samsung has also cut prices on its family of wearables, including the recently launched Galaxy Watch:
Galaxy Watch (46mm): $280 ($70 off) Galaxy Watch (42mm): $260 ($70 off) Galaxy Watch LTE (46mm): $370 ($30 off) Galaxy Watch LtE (42mm): $350 ($30 off) Gear S3 Frontier: $199 ($100 off) Gear Sport: $180 ($100 off) Gear Fit2 Pro: $150 ($50 off)
Several retailers are matching Samsung’s pricing, including Target and Best Buy
LG
LG’s funky W7 smartwatch with a full 1.2-inch circular display and mechanical hands only just released, but it’s already on sale with a steep discount. B&H Photo is selling the watch for $250 , $200 off the $450 list price.
Huawei
Even though it’s over a year old, Huawei’s Watch 2 Classic is still one of the better Wear OS watches, and you can score one at B&H Photo for $200 , $100 off its retail price.
Mobvoi
Mobvoi is a lesser-known name in the Wear OS world, but it makes a very good smartwatch. And today it’s on sale for $175 at Amazon, $55 off its list price . It features a 1.4-inch screen with a unique two-layer design that extends battery life.
Author: Michael Simon, Executive Editor
Michael Simon has been covering Apple since the iPod was the iWalk. His obsession with technology goes back to his first PC—the IBM Thinkpad with the lift-up keyboard for swapping out the drive. He's still waiting for that to come back in style tbh.