The best Fitbit deals in May include up to 42% off on fitness trackers and smart watches

Fitbit Versa 4 + 6 mo. of Fitbit Premium: £199.99 £156.04 | Amazon

As it's woman&home's current favorite Fitbit (I wore one on my ankle for a week recently), this deal on the Versa 4 is an exciting one. Pick up the latest innovation from the brand and experience an upgrade to how you track your fitness, nutrition, sleep, and stress levels with intuitive new features. Four colors of this model are available, with up to 25% off.

Sense 2 Smartwatch + 6 mo. of Fitbit Premium: £269.99 £197.99 | Amazon

The newest smart watch from the wellness brand, the Fitbit Sense 2 is a sleek model that's ideal for fitness fanatics. Whether you're a gym bunny or aiming for 10,000 steps a day, this smartwatch can track everything from your steps to calorie burn, stress and sleep levels, with a daily Sleep Score, 'do not disturb' mode and alarm making this one of the best sleep aids. This deal also includes six months of a Fitbit Premium membership, as well as offering a 27% discount.

Fitbit Charge 5 + 6 mo. of Spotify Premium: £169.99 £110 | Amazon

The Fitbit Charge 5 is one of the newer devices from the brand, having been released in August 2021. It's a great tracker for the fitness-focused Fitbit fans, with up to 7 days of battery life and built-in GPS available. Whether you're going for a run, walk, or cycle, you don't have to take your phone with you.

Fitbit Charge 4: £129.99 £89 | Amazon

The Charge 4 is an advanced smart watch which connects to your phone to receive text and email notifications, as well as featuring a weather app and a timer. With this watch, you can also track your sleep quality, check your heart rate, track calories, and set your own workout intensity. With a 32% discount, you can nab this model for just under £90.

Fitbit Versa 3 + 6 mo. of Fitbit Premium: £199.99 £116.80 | Amazon

You can score a latest-gen Versa 3 at an impressive saving of 42% at Amazon. It also includes a 6-month subscription to Fitbit Premium (reg. £7.99/month), which will add a bevy of features to this already-loaded smartwatch, that allows you to connect to Spotify, see your sleep information and track workouts.

Fitbit Luxe + 6 mo. of Fitbit Premium: £129.95 £79  | Amazon

The Fitbit Luxe is a sleek take on Fitbit fitness tracker. It's designed like a sharp piece of jewelry while also featuring tools to track your overall fitness. It can also receive texts, call and smartphone notifications so you're never out of the loop. Not only will you save £50 at Amazon, but you'll also get six months of Fitbit Premium free, which roughly another £50 saving.

Fitbit Aria Air Smart Scale: £49.99 £38.99 | Amazon

This deal at Amazon is the best discount on the Smart Scale right now, with 22% off. The Aria Air connects to your smartphone via Bluetooth and works in tandem with the Fitbit app to track your weight and body composition. You'll be able to sync that data to a Fitbit watch or tracker, too.

Fitbit Versa 2 Smartwatch: $199.95 $124.99 | Amazon

The Fitbit Versa 2 may not be the brand's latest model but it's still one of their best smartwatches if you're looking to upgrade for a reasonable price. As well as features like voice-activated alarms and reminders, you can track your entire workout and get insights on your sleep and recovery levels from the Fitbit app, which is free to download. 

Fitbit Charge 5: $149.95 $121.99 | Amazon

Most retailers are charging up to $150 for the current-gen Fitbit Charge 5, but Amazon is undercutting those prices for all three available colors, with the Lunar White/Soft Gold color being the cheapest. It boasts up to seven days of battery on a single charge, a built-in GPS, heart rhythm tracker, stress management, and a Daily Readiness Score that'll inform you if you should work out or focus on recovery.

Want to know more about the fitness tracker? Check out our Fitbit Charge 5 review, a full tried and tested feature with everything you need to know about the device before buying. 

Fitbit Versa 3 in Black + 6 mo. of Fitbit Premium: $145 $137 | Amazon

This is the second-latest iteration of the mid-range Fitbit Versa line. At just under $150 on Amazon, this is among the lowest prices we've seen for any Fitbit Versa 3. It improves upon its predecessor by adding hands-free voice support for Google Assistant (in addition to Amazon Alexa), as well as a built-in GPS so you can track outdoor runs without the need to bring your smartphone. 

Check out our full Fitbit Versa 3 review for a full rundown on the device and everything it can do to help you figure out if it's the right model for you.

Fitbit Sense: $249.95 $224.95 | Road Runner Sports

If you want a watch that paints a comprehensive picture of your health, this is the Fitbit to buy. It tracks everything from stress levels and sleeps quality to blood oxygen and menstrual cycles. Beyond that, the Sense is a full-fledged smartwatch with built-in Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa voice support, as well as contactless payments via Fitbit Pay.

Fitbit Inspire 2 + 1 Year of Fitbit Premium: $79.95 $58.95 | Amazon

If battery life is a priority, the Inspire 2 has the longest among all Fitbit models, with up to 10 hours of power on a single charge. It's also the least expensive Fitbit you can purchase (outside of the kids' models). To add to an already great value, a 1-year subscription to Fitbit Premium fitness monitoring is included for free (reg. $9.99/month). 

Fitbit Ace 3: $79 $70.68| Amazon

The kid-friendly Fitbit Ace 3 helps youngsters build good, healthy habits thanks to its built-in challenges and motivating watch faces. It also has an 8-day max battery life and is swimproof up to 50 meters. Regularly $79.95, you can save almost $20 if you buy from Amazon. 

Fitbit Charge 4: $149.95 $124.99 | Walmart

The Charge 4 has a built-in GPS, a charge time of two hours, and up to seven days of battery life. The watch is also waterproof up to 50 meters, and the slimmer design may be preferable for those who find the Versa models a little too chunky. While the Fitbit Charge 5 has been released more recently than the Charge 4, we still rate this watch, giving it four-and-a-half stars in our Fitbit Charge 4 review.