‘Impressive’ Fitbit for tracking workouts slashed by 40% in limited time deal

'The battery life is impressive'

A best-selling Fitbit has been given a huge 40% discount for a limited time - and it's cheaper than Black Friday.

Usually priced at £139.99 the popular device has dropped to £84 for a limited time on Amazon.

The Fitbit is the number one best seller in activity trackers on the website, with shoppers praising its ease of use and value for money.

This device has everything that you need to kick-start your 2026 fitness journey as it can track all your major biometrics.

This includes a 24.7 heart rate sensor, sleep tracking, and all-day activity tracking that kicks in automatically when you start walking or running.

The Fitbit has GPS, so it can track your location and distance while walking, running or cycling.

Other features include Google Maps directions, Google Wallet, and smartphone pairing so you can see your notifications during your workouts.

More than 4,000 shoppers who have tried and tested the Google Fitbit have given it an average rating of 4.2 stars.

One customer said in their five-star review: "I've been wearing this tracker daily and it's been really handy for keeping on top of my steps, workouts and sleep. The screen is bright and clear, even outdoors, and the strap is comfortable enough to wear all day without irritation.

"The battery life is impressive, lasting me about a week before it needs charging, which is so much better than constantly plugging it in."

Another wrote: "The Fitbit Charge 6 is packed with great features - accurate tracking, a clear and responsive display, and a comfortable band you can wear all day. The heart rate monitoring and workout tracking feel spot-on, and the battery life easily lasts several days between charges."

While a third said: "The Fitbit is an upgrade on my previous two Fitbits and so far I am pleased with it. It is very comfortable and I really like how the strap works."

To shop the limited time 40% discount on the Google Fitbit Charge 6 head to Amazon here.