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Table of ContentsBest early Black Friday fitness tracker deals

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Best fitness tracker deal Fitbit Charge 3 $69.95 (save $30)

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Best smartwatch deal Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 (44mm) $169.99 (save $160)

2025 is X-Deal (2011)nearly upon us, and we can already feel those New Year's resolutions brewing. If your resolution has anything to do with becoming more active, you may want to consider picking up a fitness tracker to assist you in achieving your goals next year. Luckily, Black Friday deals are already starting to rear their heads, so it's a fantastic time to pick one up at a discount whether you're looking for something more basic, or something high-tech like a smartwatch.

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Below, take a look at our favorite fitness tracker deals we've found in the weeks leading up to Black Friday. Keep checking in with us, though — we constantly update our deals pages with new discounts as soon as they go live, so if you want to stay on top of it, stick with us.

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Best fitness tracker deal

Opens in a new window Credit: Fitbit Fitbit Charge 3 $69.95 at Amazon
$99.95 Save $30

Why we like it

Fitbit is synonymous with the entirety of the fitness tracker category, and it's for a good reason: They work well, and they're affordable. The Fitbit Charge 3 has become even more affordable ahead of Black Friday — just $69.95 for the tracker, which is $30 off the original price. If you want to track your activity, stress, sleep, and more on a budget, the Fitbit Charge 3 isn't a bad place to start.

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Best smartwatch deal

Opens in a new window Credit: Samsung Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 (44mm, Bluetooth) $169.99 at Amazon
$329.99 Save $160

Why we like it

Most people turn to the Apple Watch for their smartwatch needs, which isn't a bad choice, but the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 also might be something you want to consider. (You don't always have to go for the most popular thing!) It also packs in a bunch of great features like heart monitoring in addition to your usual activity and sleep analytics, and it's on sale for $160 off the usual price at Amazon. Pick one up ahead of the Black Friday season and secure those savings.

More early Black Friday fitness tracker deals

• Amazfit Band 7 — $44.99$49.99(save $5)

• Fitbit Inspire 3 — $69.95$99.95(save $30)

• Amazfit Bip 5 (46mm) — $74.99$89.99(save $15)

• Garmin Vivofit Jr. 3 — $81.30$89.99(save $8.69)

• Fitbit Charge 6 — $99.95$159.95(save $60)

• Fitbit Luxe — $99.95$199.95(save $100)

• Amazfit Active (42mm) — $99.99$109.99(save $10)

• Fitbit Versa 4 — $119.95$199.95(save $80)

• Garmin Forerunner 55 (42mm) — $169.99$199.99(save $30)

• Fitbit Sense 2 — $179.95$249.95(save $70)

• Apple Watch SE, 2nd Gen (40mm, GPS) — $189$249(save $60)

• Samsung Galaxy Watch FE (40mm, LTE) — $219.99$249.99(save $30)

• Garmin Vivoactive 5 — $249.99$299.99(save $50)

• Oura Ring Gen 3 — $299$349(save $50)

• Apple Watch Series 9 (41mm, GPS) — $329$399(save $70)

• Garmin Venu 3S (41mm) — $399.99$449.99(save $50)

• Apple Watch Series 10 (46mm, GPS) — $409$429(save $20)

• Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra (47mm, LTE) — $482.42$649.99(save $167.57)

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