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Cheapest Fitbit Black Friday deals
£119 Fitbit Versa 3 (normally £169) and £169 Fitbit Sense (normally £219)
ExpiredMany retailers are discounting Fitbit fitness trackers as part of their Black Friday promotions. If two retailers are price matching, do look out for free delivery and extras such as free extended guarantees.
There are a few different models of Fitbit which vary in the amount of features and functionalities. Some can be worn whilst swimming, have heart rate monitors and receive text alerts, while others are a more basic fitness tracker and step counter. See avoid paying for features you won't use in our Fitbit MoneySaving blog.
So far, we've spotted discounts across most Fitbit models, including newer models.
Here are some of the examples of the discounts we spotted at 12.51pm on Friday 25 November:
Fitbit model Normal price Cheapest we've seen Fitbit Ace 3 for Kids £49.99
£49 at John Lewis* (with a two-year guarantee) and ArgosNext cheapest we found, £49.99 at Boots* (currently out of stock online) and Fitbit
Fitbit Charge 4 £89.99
£79 at Argos
Next cheapest we found, £89 at Currys* OUT OF STOCK
Fitbit Inspire 2 £49.99
£44.99 at Currys*Next cheapest we found £45.99 John Lewis*, with a two-year guarantee
Fitbit Charge 5 £129.99 £97.80 at Amazon*
Next cheapest we found, £99.99 at John Lewis* (with a two-year guarantee), Boots*, Currys* and Fitbit
Fitbit Versa 2 £149.99 Next cheapest we found, £99.99 at Fitbit
Fitbit Versa 3 £169.99 £119 at Currys*
Next cheapest we found, £160 at Lloyds Pharmacy
Fitbit Sense
£219.99 £168 at Amazon*
Next cheapest we found, £179 at John Lewis* with a two-year guarantee
Fitbit Sense 2 £269.99 £179 at John Lewis* with a two-year guarantee
Next cheapest we found, £179 at Currys*
Important: Don’t allow yourself to be taken in by the hype around Black Friday and be sucked into buying something you don’t need or can’t afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you are getting the best deal possible – don’t just take a retailer’s word for it.
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Fitbit Black Friday deals?
Last year, £90 Fitbit Charge 4 & £189 Fitbit Sense
ExpiredMany retailers discount Fitbit fitness trackers as part of their Black Friday promotions and we'd expect to see the same this year. You'll likely see a lot of retailers price match each other, so make sure you get the best deal by looking out for free delivery and extras like guarantees.
There are a few different models of Fitbit which vary in the amount of features and functionalities. Some can be worn whilst swimming, have heart rate monitors and receive text alerts, while others are a more basic fitness tracker and step counter. See avoid paying for features you won't use in our Fitbit MoneySaving blog.
So, will this year's price of the Fitbit be a hit? We predict so, just make sure you shop around to ensure you find the best deal.
The best price we spotted for the latest model (Fitbit Versa 4) in November 2022 is £199 at Currys. This price did go down to £179 back in October on Amazon, so if you can find one cheaper than that, you'll be getting a decent deal.
Examples of what we spotted last year include:
Fitbit model Normal price Cheapest we saw Fitbit Ace 2 for kids £49.99 £39.99 at Argos. Same price at Amazon
Next cheapest we found, £49.99 at BT Business Direct
Fitbit Charge 4 £129.99 £89.99 at John Lewis with a two-year guarantee
Next cheapest we found, £94.99 at Argos
Fitbit Versa 2 £149.99 £98.92 at Amazon
Same price at Currys
Next cheapest we found, £109.99 at Fitbit with a two-year guarantee
Fitbit Versa 3 £199.99 £139 at John Lewis with a two-year guarantee
Same price at Amazon
Next cheapest we found, £154.99 at Fitbit with a two-year guarantee
Fitbit Sense £279.99 £189 at John Lewis with a two-year guarantee
Same price at Amazon
Next cheapest we found, £199.99 at Fitbit with a two-year guarantee
Important: Don’t allow yourself to be taken in by the hype around Black Friday and be sucked into buying something you don’t need or can’t afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you are getting the best deal possible – don’t just take a retailer’s word for it.
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