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Cheapest Fitbit Black Friday deals

Includes £99 Charge 6 (usually £140) & £126.50 Versa 4 (usually £180)

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Many 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 or extras such as free extended guarantees, or free Apple TV subscriptions.

There are various Fitbit models available, which vary in the number of features and functionalities. Some can be worn while swimming, have heart rate monitors and receive text alerts, while others are more basic fitness trackers and step counters. See the avoid paying for features you won't use section in our Fitbit MoneySaving blog for more info, and keep in mind what you'll use your Fitbit for before making a purchase.

So far, we've spotted discounts across most Fitbit models, including newer models.

Here are some of the examples of the discounts we spotted on Wednesday 27 November:

Fitbit model	Normal price	Cheapest we’ve spotted
Fitbit Ace 3 for Kids	£69.99	£44.99 at Currys, Amazon, Argos and Very. Was £35 earlier in the year, however.
Fitbit Inspire 3	£84.99	£58.99 at Amazon, John Lewis and Boots. The cheapest price we've seen all year.
Fitbit Charge 6	£139.99	£99 at Amazon, John Lewis, Currys* and Argos. The cheapest price we've seen all year.
Fitbit Versa 4	£179.99	£129 at Amazon*. We've seen it as cheap as £99 in 2024, however.
Fitbit Sense 2	£219.99	*£168 at John Lewis DEAL EXPIRED** Now £169 at Amazon*. We did spot it at £164 earlier in the year.

Important: Don’t get taken in by the hype around Black Friday and 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.

See our Black Friday 2024 guide for all our Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals analysis.

£40+ discounts on Fitbits?

In 2023: £144 Fitbit Versa 4 (normally £180) and £177 Fitbit Sense 2 (normally £220)

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Last year, many retailers offered discounts on Fitbit fitness trackers as part of their Black Friday promotions.

There are various Fitbit models available, which vary in the number of features and functionalities. Some can be worn while swimming, have heart rate monitors and receive text alerts, while others are more basic fitness trackers and step counters. See how to avoid paying for features you won't use in our Fitbit MoneySaving blog.

So far this year, we’ve seen some big discounts on several Fitbit models, including the Fitbit Ace 3 for £35 (normally £69.99) and the Fitbit Versa 4 for under £100 (usually £179.99). Look out for similar deals from other retailers as we approach Black Friday.

If two retailers are price matching, look out for free delivery and extras such as free extended guarantees, or free Apple TV subscriptions.

Here are some of the examples of the discounts we spotted last Black Friday AND throughout 2024.

Fitbit model	Normal price	2023 Black Friday prices	2024 price analysis
Fitbit Ace 3 for Kids	£69.99	£49 at Currys with 5 months Apple TV+. Same price at Amazon, Argos, Currys and Very	£35 at Amazon* and House of Fraser earlier this year.
Fitbit Sense 2	£219.99	£177 at Amazon, Argos, Boots, Very. £179 at Currys with 5 months Apple TV+.	£164 at Amazon earlier this year.
Fitbit Inspire 3	£84.99	£67 at Amazon and Argos. £67.99 at Very.	£59.99 at Amazon earlier this year.
Fitbit Versa 3	£169.99	£129 at Amazon. £144 at Argos.	£116 at Amazon earlier this year.
Fitbit Versa 4	£179.99	£144 at Amazon, Argos, Boots and Very. £149 at Currys with 5 months Apple TV+.	£99.96 at Amazon earlier this year.
Fitbit Charge 6	£139.99	£119 at Currys with 5 months Apple TV+. Same price at Amazon, Argos, Boots and Very.	£104 at Amazon earlier this year.

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.

See our Black Friday 2024 guide for all our Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals analysis.

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