Best Fitbit Deals: Save on Top-Rated Fitness Trackers

If you're looking for a slightly more affordable option, the previous-gen Inspire 2 is still a solid choice you can grab for less than $60. With the exception of blood-oxygen tracking, heart rate notifications and an always-on display, it has nearly all the same features as the newer and more expensive Inspire 3. 

With tools to monitor heart health, stress management and even skin temperature, this is a bit like having a medical assistant around your wrist at all times (though of course it's no substitute for your regular doctor). This is the second generation of Fitbit's health-focused smartwatch, and the updated interface and the return of the physical navigation button make this wearable particularly appealing -- especially at this price. Besides keeping a close eye on atrial fibrillation (heart rate irregularities), this Fitbit includes a cEDA sensor that detects electrodermal activity, which often correlates to your body's response to stress. You can also see your nightly blood oxygen levels at a glance. 

It still has all the great features the first-gen Sense offered, like built-in GPS for hikes, biking and driving. The watch also has Amazon Alexa built in for news updates, bedtime reminders and alarms, and it can control smart home devices, too. The smartwatch comes with a variety of clock face options. One battery charge lasts six full days, and a full day's charge takes only 12 minutes.

The latest model in Fitbit's Charge series, the Charge 5 is our all-around favorite fitness tracker on the market right now. It's designed for people who want to fine-tune their workouts, and it measures your heart rate, blood-oxygen level, skin temperature and more. It also has a built-in GPS so you can check your speed and distance on runs, and it even has an ECG function so you can monitor your heart health.

Released late last year, the Versa 4 is one of the newest Fitbits you'll find on this list. Slight changes on this new model include a slimmer design and a return of the physical side button that makes navigation easier. The Versa 4 also adds tracking for about 20 new specific workouts and exercises, so you can get even more detailed health info. Otherwise, it has all the same sensors and metrics as the Versa 3, which include heart rate, active zone minutes during workouts, blood oxygen levels, sleep monitoring and a built-in GPS for tracking your distance and pace on runs. It's seeing a tiny $1 discount at Amazon, but there are no notable deals right now. If you can hold out for preholiday sales, it's likely to return to a much lower price (perhaps as low as $150).

The Fitbit Ace 3 activity tracker is simple to use and designed with kids in mind. It tracks sleep and activity, plus you can set goals for active minutes and reminders for moving and going to bed on time. This device is a great tool to help your child develop healthy habits, though there aren't any major sales going on right now. 

Fitness trackers generally aren't the nicest-looking devices on the market, but the Fitbit Luxe does a pretty good job of breaking that mold. The overall design is slimmer, with rounded edges, nicely colored bezels and unique bands that can be paired with it to make the fitness tracker look like a piece of jewelry. It comes in three different colors. 

When it comes to fitness tracking, the Luxe is no slouch. It offers sleep tracking, heart-rate monitoring and stress management. It gives you up to five days of battery life per charge.

Fitbit's sleek and simple Inspire trackers put an emphasis on keeping you moving. Track the day's activities and progress toward goals for total steps, movement and calories burned. The Inspire also has 24/7 heart-rate tracking to calculate resting versus active rates. It even tracks your light, deep and REM sleep to give you a sleep score and improve on nightly habits. And the Inspire 3 goes 10 days on a single charge.