There's only one Prime Day Fitbit Deal I'd buy—the Charge 6 under $100

Even though Fitbit's smartwatches get Prime Day deals, I still recommend Fitbit's top tracker

Fitbit Charge 6 on wrist
The Fitbit Charge 6 works with Google Maps and is reduced to under $100 in the Prime Day sale
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Update July 16: I cross-checked the prices with other retailers and added the Fitbit Luxe deal at Walmart

I don't wear a Fitbit—I'm a techy fitness editor who likes tracking geeky things like training load—but I love what Fitbit offers. Namely an easy-to-use device and app that keep tabs on the fundamentals and can nudge you towards better habits. For most people that's all they need and want.

For this Prime Day there's one standout deal I'd recommend over everything else, the Fitbit Charge 6 for $99.95. That brings the price down to where it was on Black Friday 2023 and the Charge 6 is the latest Fitbit (except for the Fitbit Ace LTE which is for kids) so it is more closely integrated with Google services such as Google Maps, YouTube and Google Pay.

The Charge 6 doesn't include some of the more advanced health-tracking metrics of Fitbit smartwatches (which are both discounted for Prime Day), but I'm not convinced it's worth paying more for the device and then also committing to pay more every month for Fitbit Premium to access all of the advanced features.

There is one caveat though—I've found the Fitbit Luxe reduced to $98.95 at Walmart. The Luxe isn't anywhere near as advanced as the Charge 6 for exercise tracking, but it's slimmer and if only you're general activity tracking you may prefer the sleeker profile. 

So you can see your options, I've listed all of the options below so you can make up your own mind. It's worth noting that the best prices are all on the current line-up.

Amazon Prime Day Fitbit Deals

Fitbit Charge 6: was $159.95, now $99.95 on Amazon
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Fitbit Charge 6: was $159.95, now $99.95 on Amazon

Save 38% Fitbit's latest is back to Black Friday prices and it's the standout deal this Prime Day. The Charge 6 has the best of Fitbit's ecosystem as well as Google Maps, Google Pay and YouTube. The device also pairs with cardio machines from Peloton and NordicTrack.

Price check: Best Buy $119.95 | Target $119.95 | Walmart $124.95

Fitbit Luxe: was $129.95, now $98.95 at Walmart

Fitbit Luxe: was $129.95, now $98.95 at Walmart

Save 24% This more discreet band is a better choice if you just want to keep tabs on your general activity levels, stress and sleep. It also boasts the biggest range of accessories and fashionable straps.

Price check: Amazon $134.95

Fitbit Sense 2: was $249.95, now $179.95 on Amazon

Fitbit Sense 2: was $249.95, now $179.95 on Amazon

Save 28% Now the second-generation of Fitbit's top-of-the-range smartwatch is only $20 more expensive than the original, going for the latest model is a no-brainer (our Fitbit Sense vs Sense 2 comparison explains why). But for my money, I don't think it's worth paying $80 to upgrade from the Charge 6.

Price check: Best Buy $199.95 | Target $199.95 | Walmart $179.95

Fitbit Versa 4: was $199.95, now $159.95 on Amazon

Fitbit Versa 4: was $199.95, now $159.95 on Amazon

Save 20% The Versa 4 is very similar to the Sense 2, with only a few key hardware differences separating them. The most important difference is the ability of the Sense 2 to take an ECG reading, which is worth the extra $20 in my book. This Fitbit Sense 2 vs Fitbit Versa 4 comparison goes into more depth.

Price check: Best Buy $159.95 | Target $159.95 |Walmart $169.95

Jonathan Shannon
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Jonathan has worked as an editor of health and fitness websites since 2016. He discovered running, yoga and the gym workouts through work, and is passionate about helping readers enjoy the benefits of an active lifestyle with trustworthy advice.