Prime Day Fitbit deals: Save on affordable Fitbit fitness trackers
Pick up a Fitbit at a great price this Prime Day
If you’ve been looking to buy a wearable fitness tracker or upgrade your existing Fitbit, now’s the time, with Amazon Prime Day deals on a couple of popular models.
Amazon Prime members can currently grab the Fitbit Versa 2 for a very reasonable price of £79. It cost £200 at launch in late 2019 and has dropped below £100 on a few occasions this year, including on Prime Day back in July. Also discounted is the desert rose colourway of the Fitbit Inspire 2, which is available for just £45, a hefty saving on its £90 RRP, though it’s been fluctuating between £60 and £70 over the past few months.
In our full Fitbit Versa 2 review, we praised the exceptionally attractive, sleek design and the handy always-on display. We also singled out the OLED screen as particularly noteworthy and a big upgrade in vibrancy compared to the previous model’s LCD display. The second-generation Versa also improves on its predecessor’s battery life, and should last up to five days without needing to be charged.
We also had good things to say in our Fitbit Inspire 2 review. Fitbit’s entry-level model is a great option for those keen to track various activity metrics such as heart rate, steps taken, and calories burned without breaking the bank.
It’s not the most advanced of Fitbit’s offerings, nor is its physical interface the easiest to use, but it’s slim, subtle and provides more than enough information for casual users looking to learn more about their fitness habits.
Happily, both devices allow users to make use of the fantastic Fitbit app to keep track of their various statistics, plus the ability to cast their eye over how their friends and family with Fitbits are getting on. More dedicated users can also splash out on Fitbit Premium. This optional service enhances your experience on the app with guided workouts and a more complete breakdown of your sleep patterns, amongst other useful features.
In order to take advantage of the above deals and loads more over the course of the Prime Day Early Access Sale, you’ll need an active subscription to Amazon Prime. If you’re not already a member you can sign up here and you’ll be eligible for a free 30-day trial if you’ve never used the service before.
For a breakdown of all the best Prime Day deals over the course of the next two days, head on over to our Prime Day hub.