Technology
Save up to $70 on trackers and smartwatches
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In case you hadn’t heard, Father’s Day is coming up June 21. If you haven’t gotten your dad or the other father figures in your life a gift, it’s not time to panic yet — you’ve still got time.
Fitbit is running a sale that goes through June 20 where you can save up to $70 on select fitness trackers and smartwatches.
A fitness tracker makes for a great gift for anyone trying to monitor their health better or who just likes to have their phone notifications conveniently on their wrist. While the Fitbit site is hosting the official sale, we’re also seeing the trackers discounted by the same amount across multiple retailers.
Fitbit Charge 4.
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Fitbit’s Charge 4 is like a smartwatch in the body of a fitness tracker. It has a discreet, sleek design that looks good on anyone while still being feature heavy. This tracker features built-in GPS for pace and distance, Spotify connection, 24/7 heart rate tracking, sleep tracking, and more. The battery lasts up to seven days on a single charge and you can download apps onto the tracker as well as utilize tap to pay to make purchases in stores. Normally retailing for $149.95, the Fitbit Charge 4 is on sale for $20 off.
Fitbit Charge 4 — $129.95
Fitbit Versa 2.
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The Versa 2 is Fitbit’s Apple Watch competitor. It’s more of a smartwatch than a fitness tracker, though it’s still chock full of fitness tracking capabilities. The Versa 2 features a larger face that allows you to see your fitness data, manage notifications, and navigate apps. It has Amazon Alexa and Spotify built in. The Fitbit Versa 2 is on sale for $50 off.
Fitbit Versa 2 — $149.95
Fitbit Ionic.
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The Fitbit Ionic is packed with features — it’s got GPS tracking, health and wellness insights, on-screen workouts, music storage, and more. You can even go swimming and track your aquatic workout with the Ionic. This smartwatch is a bit clunky looking, but it makes up for it with the sheer amount of stuff it can do. During this sale, the Fitbit Ionic is $70 off.
Fitbit Ionic — $179.95
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