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17 Best Prime Day Fitness Tech Deals (2026) Up to $250 Off
For Amazon's summer sale event, I've compiled a list of the best Prime Day fitness tech deals on our favorite gadgets. From smartwatches and fitness trackers to walking pads and recovery gear, we've tested and vetted it all.
I will be updating this list daily with the freshest Prime Day fitness tech deals, so be sure to check back often. For more information on sales, browse our Live Blog and roundup of the Absolute Best Prime Day Deals.
Updated noon ET Thursday, June 25: I've added deals on the Garmin Fenix 8 AMOLED, Polar H10, Fitbit Charge 6, Withings ScanWatch 2, and Therabody Theragun Pro Plus, and ensured links and prices are correct throughout.
Both the Oura Ring 4 and the Ring 4 Ceramic are nearly half off right now, making this one of the best smart ring deals I've seen in a long time. Part of the reason is that Oura recently launched the Ring 5, which is about 40 percent smaller than the previous model.
I've spent time testing both, and while the Ring 5 is noticeably slimmer and lighter, I haven't seen a dramatic difference in the actual data. Oura touts upgraded sensors and improved accuracy, but nevertheless, the Ring 4 was already one of the most reliable sleep and fitness trackers I've worn. It's also comfortable to wear overnight, discreet enough that I sometimes forget it's there, and stylish enough that it doesn't look like a fitness tracker. Unless you're set on having Oura's newest hardware or the thinnest possible design, I'd take advantage of this discount while it's still around.
The Series 11 is the ultimate smartwatch for iPhone users. With an improved 24-hour battery life, it’s now suitable for tracking your sleep. This model also boasts clinically validated watchOS health updates, including FDA-cleared hypertension notifications and Apple’s proprietary Sleep Score. Plus, after a lengthy patent dispute was settled in 2024, blood oxygen sensing is back. Right now, the Series 11 is priced the same as the better value SE 3 (44 mm)—which is also on sale. Don’t miss out on this steal.
The Garmin Venu X1 feels like Garmin's version of the Apple Watch Ultra, and for a limited time, it's also $200 cheaper. The biggest advantage is battery life. While the Ultra can get you through a three-day weekend, the Venu X1 can stretch to about a week on a charge without the always-on display. We're also fans of the design. The case is thinner, which makes it more comfortable to wear overnight and less bulky under layered clothing. Its 2-inch AMOLED display is also larger, which gives you more room to scroll through menus and navigate maps.
And speaking of maps, Garmin includes preloaded maps, so you don't have to download them beforehand. Former WIRED editor Adrienne So has also found Garmin's sleep tracking and biometric insights to be more useful than Apple's. If you're shopping for a premium adventure watch but don't want the Apple Watch Ultra, this is one of the strongest alternatives we've tested and a much better value at this price.
Garmin's Forerunner lineup spans a wide range of prices, and several models are discounted right now. But if you're looking for the watch Garmin built for people who take running very, very seriously, the Forerunner 970 is the one to buy.
It packs just about every feature Garmin offers, including a bright 1.4-inch AMOLED touchscreen, a built-in LED flashlight, and even a speaker and microphone for taking calls from your wrist. But the real draw is the training data. The 970 is loaded with advanced running features, including metrics like Acute Impact Load, Step Speed Loss, and Running Tolerance, all meant to help you better understand how your body is handling the workload. If you're a casual runner, one of the more entry-level Forerunner models will likely do the job. But if you're chasing PRs, training for triathlons, or simply want Garmin's most elite running watch, the Forerunner 970 is about as good as it gets.