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This year Amazon Prime Day 2021 will take place Monday, June 21, through Tuesday, June 22, and while we’re anticipating what will be on offer, the retailer has already kicked off with some unmissable early Prime Day deals.
If you’re looking for an activity tracker, we have good news; the Fitbit Charge 4 is marked down by 24 per cent to £99 (usually £129.99).
At £99, this is the lowest price we’ve seen for the popular fitness tracker, and it’s a deal worth shopping for as this offer is not likely to increase in the official Prime Day sales.
Early Prime Day deals: Today the Fitbit Charge 4 is marked down by 24 per cent to £99 (usually £129.99) on Amazon
The Fitbit Charge 4 comes fully charged out of the box and is easy to set up. Its features include a built-in GPS for tracking your workout activities and receiving call, text and app notifications. Notably, it also has a long-lasting battery life of up to seven days.
The large screen and bright display making viewing your messages, notifications and call history easy and similar to the Apple Watch; you can even use the Charge 4 to make payments by adding your credit cards details and downloading third-party apps – no wallet or phone necessary.
The tracking and recording of stats go beyond calories burned and steps made; the activity tracker can monitor your health and sleep through your heart and breathing rate, skin temperature and more. And, unlike previous models, you can control music and browse playlists and podcasts.
On Amazon, the Fitbit Charge 4 has received over 37,000 five-star ratings, which comes as no surprise as it’s one of the cheapest and best activity trackers on the market.
With built-in GPS you can leave your phone behind and see your workout intensity map and stats in the app when you return
Users rave about the Charge 4’s quality and lightweight feel that make it comfortable to wear whilst sleeping. Many buyers also note how the addition of GPS is a nice upgrade from previous models such as the Charge 2 and 3.
‘I originally had an Apple Watch, but the battery would only last two or three days,’ one shopper wrote. ‘I spent £400 on the Apple Watch but only spent £130 on this for it.
‘It holds a charge for at least six days, and I’ve found the exercise/heart-rate/sleep tracking to be pretty accurate. A Fitbit is by far the better choice in my opinion.’
The Charge 4 tracks all-day calorie burn, real-time heart rate zones, and active minutes
‘A real upgrade from my previous device,’ another commented. ‘This is a much more sophisticated and accurate device compared to my last Fitness Tracker.
‘I like the Badge Awards for different levels of achievement, the detailed Weekly Report and the immediacy of the information displays. A must buy for anyone seriously looking after their fitness.’
A third agreed, writing: ‘Honestly, this thing has changed my life, motivates you to move more and also tracks about everything you could need. The battery life is insane.’
