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Now’s the best time to snag discounts on Apple Watches, Fitbits, Garmins, and more.

By Victoria Song, a senior reporter focusing on wearables, health tech, and more with 11 years of experience. Before coming to The Verge, she worked for Gizmodo and PC Magazine.

Updated Nov 26, 2023, 5:52 PM UTC|

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• The 41mm Apple Watch SE is down to $179 on Amazon. The larger 44mm Apple Watch SE (GPS) is 25 percent off at $209. This is a great option for folks on a budget and children. Read my review.
• The 41mm Apple Watch Series 9 (GPS) is 18 percent off at $329 at Amazon, Walmart, and Target. The 45mm Series 9 is 16 percent off at $359. Not much is new this year, but the Series 9 does have a more powerful chip, precision finding, and the new double tap gesture. Read my review.
• If you want cellular, the 41mm Apple Watch Series 9 (LTE) is $429, or 14 percent off on Amazon. It’s $50 off at $449 on Best Buy. The 45mm version is $459 (13 percent off.)
• If you buy directly from Apple, you can get a $50 gift card when you buy either an Apple Watch Series 9 or SE through November 27th.

• The 40mm Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 with Bluetooth is $70 off at $229.99 at Best Buy. The 44mm version is also available for $259.99. This is a solid if iterative update, but hey, battery life is better, you get Wear OS 4, and the bezels are 30 percent slimmer. Read my review.
• If you want cellular, the 40mm Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 (LTE) is $268.99 on Amazon. The larger 44mm version is $298.99.
• The 43mm Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic is $80 off at $319.99 at Best Buy. The larger 47mm version is also $80 off at $349.99. We love that the rotating bezel is back. Read my review here.
• Want cellular? The 43mm Galaxy Watch 6 Classic (LTE) is $349.99 at Best Buy for a discount of $100. The larger 47mm version is also $100 off at $379.99 $50 off at $399.

• The Google Pixel Watch is $199.99 at Amazon, Best Buy, and Target for the GPS LTE version. The LTE version in stainless steel is $249.99. Both are $80 off the list price. Meanwhile, the Wi-Fi model is also on sale for the same price at Amazon, Best Buy, and Target. My only caveat is this is the last-gen model, so you’re lacking some of the newer features, but Google did roll out Wear OS 4 to the original Pixel Watch. Read my review.
• The Amazfit GTR 4 delivers a ton of bang for your buck, and even more so now that it’s 15 percent off at $169.99.
• The 44mm Fossil Gen 6 is 43 percent off at $169.99.

• The Apple Watch Ultra 2 is $60 off at $739 at Amazon and Best Buy. It’s not the most amazing discount, but we don’t usually see much more for the Ultra watches. This is quite similar to the original Ultra, but the new processor enables double tap as well. Read my review.
• The Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro is down to $369.99 ($80 off) for the Bluetooth version, while the LTE version is available for $409.99 ($90 off). This a last-gen model, but of all of Samsung’s smartwatches, this one will get you the best battery life. Read my review.
• The standard versions of the 42mm Garmin Epix Pro and the 47mm Epix Pro are available for $699.99 at Best Buy. The 51mm Epix Pro is $799.99. All three are $200 off their original price. Read my review.
• If you want nicer materials, the Sapphire Editions add a more durable sapphire crystal display. The 42mm and 47mm versions are both $799.99 and the 51mm version is $899.99. All are $200 off.
• Meanwhile, the standard second-gen Garmin Epix is available for $499.99 in steel, and the titanium version is $599.99. Both are $300 off.

• The 47mm Garmin Fenix 7 is also $200 off at $449.99. It’s last year’s model, but frankly, it gets you everything that the Pro version has except for the flashlight.
• The 47mm Fenix 7 Pro Sapphire Solar is also $200 off at Best Buy for $699.99, down from $899.99. The 47mm Fenix 7 Pro Solar is also $200 off at $599.99. These are similar to the regular Fenix 7, but the hands-free flashlight is a nice upgrade especially at these prices.
• The Garmin Forerunner 255 is $100 off at $249.99. It lacks the OLED display of the newer Forerunner 265 but makes up for it with extra long battery life. The Music version is also $100 off at $299.99.
• The Polar Grit X Pro is 15 percent off at $449.95. This is a good alternative for top-end Garmins.
• The Coros Pace 2, which is geared toward runners, is 10 percent off at $179.

• Whoop 4.0 is 17 percent off at $199 on Amazon. This includes a 12-month subscription. Whoop is a favorite among hardcore athletes and specializes in recovery. You can read my review here.
• The Fitbit Charge 6 is nearly 40 percent off at $99.95. Meanwhile, the Inspire 3 is 30 percent off at $69.95. Fitbit may be having a rocky few months, but these are both solid and affordable fitness bands for casual users.
• The Oura Ring Gen 3 is $30 off for $269 at Best Buy. This is a great discreet sleep and recovery tracker that can also track basic metrics like steps and heart rate.

• The Garmen Lily is down to $187.99, or 6 percent off list price $169.99 ($30 off). This stylish tracker is aimed at women but is a great option for folks who like hybrid analogs and a smaller-sized wearable.
• The Withings Steel HR Sport is 25 percent off at $149.95. It looks like a stylish smartwatch, but it’s functionally more like a very stylish fitness tracker.
• The Polar Unite is 23 percent off at $113.99. It’s the most entry-level of Polar’s devices but has a heavy emphasis on basic fitness tracking.
• Meanwhile, the Polar H10 chest strap is 25 percent off at $67.99.
• The Wahoo Tickr X chest strap is 26 percent off at $58.99.