Deal: Save up to $55 on a Fitbit fitness tracker at Amazon
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If you're looking to buy a fitness tracker and don't want to spend more than $100 for one, we have the perfect deal for you. Amazon is running a promotion on a handful of Fitbit products, including the Fitbit Alta HR fitness tracker.
As the title says, you can now purchase a Fitbit Alta HR wearable device for $55 off, but prices vary greatly, so this will probably be a bit tricky. First off, in order to buy one, you'll have to choose the size and color, and then decide whether or not it's worth it.
There are two sizes and six color options to choose from and prices are different for almost every combination. We can confirm the large Fitbit Alta HR in black is the cheapest of them all, so you'll probably want to start with that and then check out the other options.
The Fitbit Alta HR works with both Android and iOS device, so you don't have to worry about any compatibility issues. Also, the fitness tracker offers up to 7 days of battery like while automatically tracking your steps, distance, calories burned and active minutes, which is good enough for what it can do.
As the title says, you can now purchase a Fitbit Alta HR wearable device for $55 off, but prices vary greatly, so this will probably be a bit tricky. First off, in order to buy one, you'll have to choose the size and color, and then decide whether or not it's worth it.
There are two sizes and six color options to choose from and prices are different for almost every combination. We can confirm the large Fitbit Alta HR in black is the cheapest of them all, so you'll probably want to start with that and then check out the other options.
The Fitbit Alta HR works with both Android and iOS device, so you don't have to worry about any compatibility issues. Also, the fitness tracker offers up to 7 days of battery like while automatically tracking your steps, distance, calories burned and active minutes, which is good enough for what it can do.
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