{"id":141096,"date":"2025-05-29T09:58:12","date_gmt":"2025-05-29T09:58:12","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/141096\/"},"modified":"2025-05-29T09:58:12","modified_gmt":"2025-05-29T09:58:12","slug":"smartwatch-and-fitness-tracker-deals","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/141096\/","title":{"rendered":"Smartwatch and Fitness Tracker Deals"},"content":{"rendered":"

It’s always a great time to invest in tech that can help you live your healthiest life, which is why we’ve found the best smartwatch<\/a> and fitness tracker<\/a> deals this season. Whether you’re focused on training for a big sporting event or simply want to keep an eye on your daily movement and overall wellness, there’s a smartwatch or fitness tracker to meet your needs \u2013 and even better, you can definitely find one on sale!<\/p>\n

This month, we’re seeing hundreds of dollars in savings on popular models from Apple, Samsung, Fitbit, Garmin, and more, including the latest and greatest Apple Watch<\/a> Series 10. <\/p>\n

Don’t let another second tick by \u2013 take a look at the best May smartwatch deals<\/a> so you can kickstart your goals as soon as possible!<\/p>\n

Apple Watch Deals<\/p>\n

\n For iPhone Users<\/p>\n


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Apple Watch Series 10<\/p>\n

Has a thinner case and bigger screen than Series 9 with sleep apnea notifications.<\/p>\n

\n $299.00
\n at Amazon\n <\/p>\n

\n $399.00
\n Save $100.00\n <\/p>\n


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Apple’s flagship smartwatch, the Apple Watch Series 10<\/a> is just as impressive as older models, only now with a more refined design and audio playback capability. The fast and efficient S10 chip that powers it can do just about everything you’d want: record workouts and daily steps, measure health metrics like ECG and sleep, answer calls and texts, stream music and podcasts, access apps, set alarms, and more. Plus, the new depth gauge and water temperature sensors also make it an excellent choice for snorkeling and other shallow-water activities. It earned both our Editors’ Choice and Best of the Year Awards in 2024 \u2013 if you’re an iPhone user, you won’t find better than this, and right now you can save $100!<\/p>\n

Samsung Smartwatch Deals<\/p>\n


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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra<\/p>\n

Waterproof at depths up to 328 foot. Functions at up to 29,500 foot above sea level.<\/p>\n

\n $399.00
\n at Amazon\n <\/p>\n

\n $649.99
\n Save $250.99\n <\/p>\n


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For serious Android explorers and athletes, the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra<\/a> offers the technical performance and durability you need. In addition to highly detailed sleep analysis (including snore detection) and multisport tracking, it features AI-based recommendations to maximize your progress, giving an energy score, wellness score, and more. In terms of hardware, it’s slightly bigger and beefier with a titanium build and even has a customizable quick button to make navigation easier. Currently $250 off, it’s the perfect time to invest in this adventure companion.<\/p>\n

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Garmin Venu Sq 2<\/p>\n

AMOLED Screen, accelerometer, GPS, heart-rate monitor, blood oxygen monitor, and temperature sensor.<\/p>\n

\n $189.95
\n at Amazon\n <\/p>\n

\n $249.99
\n Save $60.04\n <\/p>\n


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The Garmin Venu Sq 2<\/a> is our Editors’ Pick for an affordable fitness-focused smartwatch \u2013 and that’s without the additional $50 discount! It packs in a ton of health features with more than 25 workouts modes, GPS tracking, step count, heart rate, pulse oximeter, stress, respiration, hydration stats, and some of the best sleep tracking on the market. Plus, it supports calendar and weather apps, Garmin mobile pay, and smartphone notifications, making it a well-rounded and practical wearable. While lacking the third-party app support of the Apple Watch SE<\/a> or Samsung Galaxy Watch 7<\/a>, the Venu Sq 2 excels in battery life, lasting up to 11 days in smartwatch mode or 26 hours in GPS mode.<\/p>\n

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Fitbit Versa 4<\/p>\n

With AMOLED screen, GPS, accelerometer, Google Pay, and on-wrist Bluetooth calls.<\/p>\n

\n $149.95
\n at Amazon\n <\/p>\n

\n $199.95
\n Save $50.00\n <\/p>\n


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Boasting a long six-day battery life, the Fitbit Versa 4<\/a> offers classic style with a fitness-forward focus. Beyond the 40 exercise modes, it can track and record important health metrics like heart rate, blood oxygen saturation, overnight skin temperature variation, and sleep. Whether you use Android or iOS, this smartwatch is an excellent choice for those who prefer a more straightforward fitness tracker and don’t need all the high-tech connectivity features. In our testing<\/a>, we especially loved the responsive touch screen and physical navigation button, as well as the variety of watch face choices.<\/p>\n

Recommended by Our Editors<\/p>\n


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Google Pixel Watch 3<\/p>\n

45mm, Qualcomm 5100, 34-hour battery life, IP68 rating, altimeter, barometer, compass, gyroscope.<\/p>\n

\n $389.99
\n at Amazon\n <\/p>\n

\n $399.99
\n Save $10.00\n <\/p>\n


\n Get Deal
\n <\/a><\/p>\n

If you want Fitbit fitness tracking technology with a more extensive selection of apps and lifestyle features, then the Google Pixel Watch 3 is an obvious choice. Powered by Google’s WearOS, you can seamlessly connect your smartphone, play music, control your smart home, respond to emails and texts, use AI to answer your phone, and more. In terms of health and fitness, you’ll find everything from steps and sleep to cardio readiness and nutrition. Not to mention, it’s got a ton of advanced sensors, including ECG, multipath optical heart-rate sensor, skin temperature, and SpO2. Per our review<\/a>, it’s “one of the best Android smartwatches” and earned a rating of “Excellent.” And right now, it’s on sale!<\/p>\n

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*Deals are selected by our commerce team<\/p>\n

FAQ
\n FAQ<\/p>\n

Hi, I’m Andrew Gebhart<\/a>, PCMag’s senior analyst covering wearables, and I’m here to help answer the most common questions about finding a good deal on smartwatches and fitness trackers. Feel free to reach out with any additional questions.<\/p>\n

Which Smartwatch Is the Best and Most Affordable?<\/p>\n

Our choice for the best affordable Android smartwatch is the Samsung Galaxy Watch FE. It earned an Editors’ Choice award in our review<\/a> because it does just about everything you’d expect from wearables that cost hundreds of dollars more. It has exceptional biometric features including heart rate and sleep tracking and exercise monitoring, plus a robust app selection. This is a jack-of-all-trades smartwatch that you can usually snag for around $150.<\/p>\n

Which Is the Cheapest Smartwatch Brand?<\/p>\n

Most of the major smartwatch manufacturers have at least one budget model in their lineup \u2014 Apple, for instance, offers the Watch SE<\/a> as a lower-cost alternative to Series and Ultra models. Overall, the company with the lowest prices across the board is Google, with both its Google Watch<\/a> and Fitbit-branded wearables reliably coming in under $200. Additional sales can bring those prices down even further, but for a reliable smartwatch from a trusted brand, Google is the way to go.<\/p>\n

What’s the Best Budget Smartwatch for Kids With GPS?<\/p>\n

If you’re looking to keep tabs on kids and teens, a smartwatch with GPS functionality is a great choice. Google’s Fitbit Ace LTE<\/a> is an Android-powered wearable that packs all the tools you’d expect like phone-free calling and texting capabilities plus customizable avatars and exclusive games kids find fun. <\/p>\n

Which Smartwatch Is the Best and Most Affordable for the Elderly?<\/p>\n

Different generations have their own relationships with technology, and if you’re shopping for a smartwatch for an older relative, you’ll want something that’s easy to use, has a bright, big screen, and features tools that help them navigate their lives safely. Our top pick is the Medical Guardian MGMove<\/a> watch, which combines a medical alert bracelet with a suite of useful apps, including step tracking, caregiver connection, and a physical SOS button in case of emergencies. It does require a monthly subscription, but the price is reasonable.<\/p>\n

What Is the Most Accurate Fitness Tracker?<\/p>\n

Every entry on our list of the best smartwatches<\/a> and fitness trackers<\/a> earned high marks for accuracy. For a simple, wrist-based tracker, the Fitbit Charge 6 is a reliable choice for measuring heart rate and other workout metrics. The Apple Watch Ultra 2 provides responsive, accurate readings for those with a premium budget, but there are plenty of suitable, less expensive options. Wrist-based trackers have done well to catch up to chest straps in recent years, but if you really want pinpoint heart rate accuracy, consider an option that you wear on your chest<\/a> for more optimal reading placement. <\/p>\n

What Is the Best Smartwatch Under $200?<\/p>\n

The Samsung Galaxy Watch FE<\/a> has most of the features you’d expect from a premium smartwatch, at a price starting just under $200. On sale, you can often find it for even less. <\/p>\n

Is There a Monthly Charge For a Smartwatch?<\/p>\n

If you want LTE on your smartwatch so that it’s not dependent on your phone to make calls and send texts, then yes, you will have a monthly charge for the service. The exact price will depend on your plan and the carrier, but expect to pay between $5 and $10 a month. On the other hand, most smartwatches are offered in Bluetooth-only variants. Your phone needs to be nearby for these watches to stay connected, but you don’t need to pay any monthly fee for this level of connectivity or for any of the other watch functions. <\/p>\n

Can I Use a Smartwatch Without a Plan?<\/p>\n

Most smartwatches have Bluetooth-only variants that don’t require being connected to your mobile data plan. They simply need a nearby synced phone to collect and update data. If you want an LTE-enabled watch to stay connected independent of a phone, then yes, you will need a data plan to enable that feature.<\/p>\n

Do Smartwatches Need a Phone Number?<\/p>\n

Your smartwatch will not have its own phone number, even if you have an LTE-enabled model. Instead, to be smart, your watch will need to sync to your smartphone. Bluetooth-only watches will get all of their data from the phone. LTE-watches can sync and receive data separately, but calls and texts to and from you still come from the same number as your phone. <\/p>\n

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