Reach your fitness goals and save up to $50 with the latest FitBit deals at Amazon

Fitbit deals amazon sales price
(Image credit: Future)

For those who have New Year's fitness goals in mind, Amazon's latest Fitbit deals could just be the step you need to start the year on the right foot. 

Running on a budget? We recommend the new Fitbit Inspire 2 for just $78.95 (was $99) today at Amazon. This is the latest 'stripped-down' fitness tracker from Fitbit that forgoes GPS but retains all that activity and sleep monitoring Fitbits are known for. Another top budget option is the FitBit Charge 4 for $118.95 (was $149.95), which again offers a lightweight bangle-style build but gets you that coveted GPS functionality - great if you're planning on taking your activities offroad and want to monitor your levels over a long hike. 

The FitBit Versa 2 for $148.95 (was $179.95) is the next step up again and gets you that more 'smartwatchey' form-factor, GPS, music playback, and even Amazon Alexa functionality. Although not the latest version (See the Versa 3), it's still a great buy for those who want an all-in-one fitness and lifestyle device without breaking the bank.

For those, however, who don't mind breaking the bank, we recommend checking out the new Fitbit Sense for $278.95 (was $329.95). This is the swankiest new fitness tracker from FitBit and features a gorgeous glass AMOLED screen, alongside a host of trackers that look to not only monitor your fitness and sleep, but also your stress levels.

If you'd like to read a little more about which Fitbit is for you, check out our bespoke best Fitbit 2021 guide, where we cover in-depth each of these excellent trackers, plus a few others too. If you'd like to see what other brands have on offer, we've also got a guide on the best cheap fitness trackers, which covers the latest from Huawei, Garmin, and other great options.

Fitbit deals at Amazon

Fitbit Inspire 2: $99.95$78.95 at Amazon
Save $21 -

Fitbit Inspire 2: $99.95 $78.95 at Amazon
Save $21 -
For those on a budget, the Inspire 2 is the new entry-level device from Fitbit, released last September. Building on the core set of excellent fitness tracking features originally offered by its predecessor, the Inspire 2 is the Fitbit of choice for those who want to forgo GPS for a cheaper price overall. It'll still do all the fitness and sleep tracking, and offers a very hefty 15 days of battery life.

Fitbit Charge 4: $149.95$118.95 at Amazon
Save $31 -

Fitbit Charge 4: $149.95 $118.95 at Amazon
Save $31 -
The next step up in the range, the Fitbit Charge 4 gets you full GPS capabilities but doesn't quite break into full smartwatch mode, instead keeping that rather lightweight tracker style. With GPS you'll be able to take your runs off-road, tracking your heart rate and performance over the distance of your hikes.

Fitbit Versa 2: $179.95$149.95 at Amazon
Save $30 -

Fitbit Versa 2: $179.95 $149.95 at Amazon
Save $30 -
Fitbit's most popular device, the Versa, is a great buy if you want more lifestyle features, such as music playback, alongside all that fitness tracking Fitbit is known for. With GPS, sleep and workout monitoring, the Versa 2 also comes with Amazon Alexa fully built-in, lending it great cross-compatibility with a range of other smart home devices.

Fitbit Sense: $329.95$278.95 at Amazon
Save $51 -

Fitbit Sense: $329.95 $278.95 at Amazon
Save $51 -
The Sense is FitBit's top of the line tracker and focuses on offering a rather holistic set of functions that aim not just to help out with your workouts, but also mental health. With stress monitoring, ECG sensor, GPS, and meditation tools, you're getting a smartwatch here that aims to offer benefits on nearly every aspect of daily life.

  • Amazon - see the full range of Fitbit deals today
  • Best Buy - also price-matching on a range of fitness trackers today

See even more excellent prices today over at our bespoke Fitbit deals and sales article.

Alex Whitelock
Deals Editor

Alex is TechRadar's deals editor, specializing in getting our readers the best bang for the buck on the tech that we know and love. He's a dab hand at covering retailer events like Black Friday and Amazon Prime Day having over seven years of e-commerce experience at Future PLC; including bylines at our sister sites T3 and GamesRadar. Alex's expertise touches on most areas of TechRadar but he has a particular love for phones, laptops, and cameras, being an avid photographer. Outside of work, you'll find him indulging his love for street and travel photography, at home working on music, or down at the local climbing gym.

Latest in Fitness Trackers
Polar Pacer
Polar's latest software update might have finally convinced me to ditch my Garmin
Man in bed checking smart watch
I love my Garmin watch, but there's one health feature I've always wished it had
The Amazfit Helio smart ring pictured on a concrete surface.
I wore this smart ring 24/7 for three weeks, here's why it's a great Oura alternative
Garmin Instinct 2X Solar watch on red background with white text reading "TechRadar lowest price"
The Garmin Instinct 2X Solar can run indefinitely on a single charge, and it's never been cheaper
The Xiaomi Smart Band 9 Active being worn in a park.
Xiaomi Smart Band 9 Active review: Too many corners cut
The Xiaomi Smart Band 9 Pro before a red candle
Xiaomi Smart Band 9 Pro review: One big upgrade that comes at a price
Latest in News
Xbox Series X and Xbox wireless controller set to a green background
Xbox Insiders are currently testing a new Game Hub feature that looks useful, but I've got mixed feelings about it
A stylized depiction of a padlocked WiFi symbol sitting in the centre of an interlocking vault.
Broadcom warns of worrying security flaws affecting VMware tools
Microsoft Surface Laptop and Surface Pro devices on a table.
Hate Windows 11’s search? Microsoft is fixing it with AI, and that almost makes me want to buy a Copilot+ PC
Oura Ring 4
Activity tracking on Oura Ring is about to get a whole lot better, but I've got bad news about your step count
Google Pixel Buds Pro 2
Cleaned your Pixel Buds Pro 2 recently? If not, you might be getting worse sound
Google Maps on a phone being held in someone's hand
Google Maps is getting two key upgrades, for easier route planning and quicker access to Gemini AI