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Take Up to 44% Off the 17 Best Prime Day Fitness Tech Deals (2026)
Amazon Prime Day has no shortage of fitness tech and wellness gear on sale. Obviously, savvy bargain hunters know that not every discount makes for a good deal. Fortunately, I’ve sifted through hundreds of deals and rounded up the best discounts on products WIRED staffers have tested and vetted.
I will be updating this list daily with the freshest Prime Day fitness deals, so be sure to check back often. For more information on sales, browse our roundup of the Absolute Best Prime Day Deals.
Updated October 7: I’ve added deals on the Google Pixel Watch 5, the Apple Watch SE 3, the CMF Watch 3 Pro, Peloton Bike+, HigherDose Red Light Therapy Hat, and the Apple AirPods Max 2. Prices were updated, and dead deals were removed.
I’m surprised to see the Google Pixel Watch 5 on sale considering it was just released this past August. Both the 41- and 45-mm sizes are $65 off, which is the best deal we’ve seen on this watch yet. It’s also WIRED's favorite smartwatch for Android users, designed to be repairable and theoretically last for a lifetime. That means you’ll actually get your money’s worth.
I’m not surprised to see the Apple Watch SE 3 on sale, and it’s a good deal for an already affordable smartwatch. Apple didn’t update the SE this year, so you’ll miss out on new features like high-frequency heart rate tracking and Audio Intelligence, but you still get sleep apnea notifications and skin temperature sensing. It’s also compatible with watchOS 27, so you can use the dynamic app grid, the Siri app, and Workout Buddy. At $199 (40 mm), it’s a tough deal to beat for a premium smartwatch.
The newer Galaxy Watch9 stands out as the best choice for Samsung owners, with a faster processor, a slightly larger battery, and more health metrics. In testing, none of these updates particularly improved the user experience, and I didn’t find the new metrics beneficial for my lifestyle. At $260, the Watch8 is $120 less than its successor, which, for a limited time, makes it the better buy.
For an even cheaper smartwatch, the Watch7 is an option if you don’t need the latest health-tracking features. It’s the lowest price I’ve seen for the Watch7, but you won’t get metrics like Antioxidant Index and Vascular Load. Fortunately, we didn’t find either particularly helpful anyway. The display also tops out at 2,000 nits versus 3,000 nits on newer models, but it’s still just as bright as an Apple Watch Series. It won’t last forever, but $150 is a great price.
The CMF Watch 3 Pro is our top budget smartwatch pick, and it just got even more affordable at $59. It’s an excellent entry-level option that offers fitness tracking, health monitoring, and smart utilities.
The Peloton Bike+ is $900 off, bringing it down to $1,795. If you’re not a cycling snob (said with love) and don’t need premium features like automatic resistance control or a 360-degree rotating screen, the standard Bike is also $400 off at $1,295. Either way, you’re getting a great discount on a top-tier stationary bike.
The Urevo CyberPad is our top choice for a walking pad, primarily because of its 14-percent incline—the highest we’ve seen in our testing. I’ve seen the price drop even further, but $387 is a solid price for a top-tier walking pad now rather than waiting for Black Friday.