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Prime Big Deal Days smartwatch deals: Apple, Samsung, Fitbit, Garmin

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This story is part of the Digital Trends Prime Day 2026 coverage

Update 10/11/24: We’ve update all of the prices on the deals that are still live. Surprisingly, that’s most of them!

If you’re thinking about upgrading your smartwatch, or you think it’s time to find out what all the fuss is about, you should take advantage of the remaining savings from this year’s Prime Big Deal Days. The event is over, but you can still buy various models from different brands with huge discounts that you don’t want to miss. Smartwatch deals were extremely popular during Amazon’s Prime Day in July, and we expect that stayed the same for this shopping event, so hurry with your purchase because the stocks that are up for sale may run out quickly.

Amazon won’t be the only source of Prime Big Deal Days deals though, as other retailers will try to get a piece of the action by launching their own discounts for smartwatches. This means that there more options for us shoppers, but also that there may be too many options to choose from. To keep you from getting overwhelmed, we’ve listed our favorite offers below.

Apple Watch Prime Big Deal Days offers

Our Top Pick: Apple Watch Series 9 45mm (GPS) with two years of AppleCare+ — $388 $508 24% off

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The Apple Watch needs no introduction. This deal gets you the 45mm Series 9 model with GPS, but the real standout here is the extra addition. You also get two years of AppleCare+ with your purchase. After your purchase, you’ll get a proof of coverage email that aligns with your device shipment.

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Fitbit Prime Big Deal Days offers

Our Top Pick: Fitbit Google ACE LTE kids smartwatch — $200 $230 13% off

Fitbit Google ACE LTE kids smartwatch Prime Big Deal Days
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Built for kids, also known as “wild things,” running about, this smartwatch has some pretty unique features. With built-in cellular 4G LTE and GPS you can keep an eye on your littles no matter where they are. They can also call home or approved contacts without having a phone, direct from the watch. The battery lasts 16 hours on a single charge, and a special School Time mode turns off the extras so your child has to focus while in class. Did we mention there’s an arcade on this thing with games your kids will love?

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Garmin Prime Big Deal Days offers

Samsung Galaxy Watch Prime Big Deal Days offers

Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 — $200 $330 39% off

Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 in graphite.
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Android users pay attention. A Samung Galaxy Watch 6 review from editor Joe Maring states that, “If you’re in the market for a smartwatch that works with your Android phone, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 is the watch to buy.” Need we say more? Grab this widely popular device on Amazon right now with over $100 in savings. For only $200, this smartwatch can be yours!

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Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 — $261 $330 21% off

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 on charge.
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Be sure to familiarize yourself with the best smartwatches in 2024, before you read through out on-sale selections. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 will help you become your most healthy self. It uses features such as energy score, heart rate tracking, wellness tips and sleep tracking to monitor every part of your day. Plus, it let’s you stay in touch with your friends and family during your workout with suggested replies. Try out this smartwatch today for just $261!

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How to choose a smartwatch on Prime Day

To get an idea of the trusted brands in the business, check out our list of the best smartwatches. You can’t go wrong with the wearable devices from any of these manufacturers as you’ll surely get a dependable smartwatch with helpful features. However, there’s one important thing to consider — if you’re an iPhone owner, you’re going to want to get an Apple Watch, and if you’re an Android smartphone owners, you should set your sights on a smartwatch that’s powered by Google’s Wear OS. Everything just works better if you commit to one ecosystem across all of your mobile devices.

You’ll also have to think about the experience that you want to get from your smartwatch. All smartwatches will be able to display notifications from your paired smartphone, but only some will come with comprehensive fitness tracking features. You should also check out smartwatches with rugged designs for added durability if you’re planning to wear them during your outdoor adventures.

How we chose these smartwatch Prime Day deals

Not all Prime Big Deal Days smartwatch deals are worth buying, but you definitely won’t regret going for any of our recommendations. That’s because we made sure that with these smartwatch models and their respective discounts, you’ll be getting a lot of mileage from the money that you spend on budget-friendly wearable devices that are even more affordable, or premium models that have their prices slashed to within reach.

The discounts for smartwatches for Prime Big Deal Days are spread out across Amazon and its rival retailers, so it won’t be easy to keep track of where you can buy a particular model for its cheapest price. We’re going to do the hard work for you, and we’ll update this page whenever we come across a larger discounts for any of the smartwatches we’ve listed above. If you want to stay on top of things, drop a bookmark.

Lucas Coll
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Lucas Coll has been a freelance writer for almost a decade and has penned articles on tech, video games, travel, cars, and…
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