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Cyber Week fitness deals: Fitness trackers, exercise equipment up to 77% off

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This story is part of Digital Trends' Cyber Monday coverage 2025

Black Friday and Cyber Monday were a banner time to pick up some new fitness gear, although each are now over. Luckily, Cyber Week will press on with some great deals, so you can go ahead and get started on your fitness resolutions with these Cyber Week deals. That means that if the Cyber Week headphones deal you picked up happens to be a good pair of running headphones, now is a fantastic time to pick up an exercise bike or treadmill. Alternatively, now is also a great time to pick up an excellent fitness tracker with Cyber Week smartwatch deals. No matter your goals, the following deals are ready for purchase and will likely end when Cyber Week ends, so don’t hesitate to make a purchase.

Our Top Pick: Peloton Guide — $45 $195 77% off

A hand sets up the Peloton Guide AI-powered personal strength training device.
Peloton

The Peloton Guide gives you the Peloton routine with AI-powered personal training. It gives you a webcam view that tracks your reps and progress alongside over 500 classes that work with its movement tracker. Get it while it is a whopping $150 off.

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Renpho Smart Scale — $17 $29 41% off

The Renpho digital body fat scale is versatile, smart, and affordable.
Renpho

Considered to be one of the best smart scales for its its ability to track so many metrics (including weight, body fat, BMI, bone mass, muscles mass, and eight others) at an affordable price, the Renpho Smart Scale is down an extra $17 right now. This is a smart scale that will help you track your metrics, no matter what your goals are in the gym.

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Apple Watch SE 2 (GPS, 40mm) — $149 $249 40% off

A 40mm Apple Watch SE 2 with the Starlight sport band.
Apple

One of the most affordable of Cyber Week Apple Watch deals, the humble SE 2 gets the job done without breaking the bank. In fact, our Apple Watch SE 2 review remarks that this is “probably all the Apple Watch you need” and praises its simplicity as a bonus, not a malus.

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Gugttr Under Desk Elliptical Machine — $120 $190 37% off

Gugttr Under Desk Elliptical Machine
Gugttr

You may be familiar with under-desk treadmills and bicycle machines, but there are also some great under-desk elliptical machines, which are great for those who want to get some more exercise. This one from Gugttr comes with an impressive 37% discount and even has a remote to make life easier.

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Garmin HRM-Pro Plus — $99 $130 24% off

Garmin HRM-Pro Plus
Garmin

If you’re looking to take your fitness to the next level and monitor your heart rate, this strap from Garmin is perfect, especially with the great 24% discount on it. It also captures things like running dynamics and transmits them through both ANT+ and BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy).

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Hyperice Hypervolt 2 Pro — $259 $329 21% off

Using the Hyperice Hypervolt 2 massage gun.
Hyperice

If you hit the workout bench often, you know the importance of keeping your muscles loose and massaged from time to time. This FSA/HSA eligible massager is perfect for those times when a cramp just won’t leave. It only weighs 2 .6 pounds, has 5 speeds of operation via its brushless motor, and 3 hours of battery life. Get it now for 21% off.

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NordicTrack Smart Rower — $1,750 $1,999 12% off

A man working out on the NordicTrack Smart Rower.
NordicTrack

The NordicTrack Smart Rower has a large screen, inertia-enhanced flywheel for smooth movements, and the option to use Bluetooth headphones or listen to the workout programming via its built-in speakers. Great for those that want to row but have no lakes.

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How to choose fitness products during Cyber Week

Depending on what your fitness goals are, there are several different types of fitness products you might want.

If you’re just looking to track your overall fitness, you’ll want one of the best fitness trackers (which is often just a smart watch). You can see our guide to fitness tracker accuracy for a better understanding of what you’re getting when you get one of these devices. Remember that a fitness tracker is just one part of monitoring your overall physique and health.

Then, if you’re looking to use your fitness budget on a machine, you might consider one of many popular products that come with a screen and guided workouts. Though they usually require a subscription, many people find these guides motivating and reassuring as they begin their fitness journey with the new equipment.

How we chose these fitness products for Cyber Week

The most important thing for us was to deliver you a combination of fitness trackers and exercise products that could fit all of your needs. And, of course, doing so while finding great prices.

We combed through fitness trackers, exercise bikes and other such machines, and other related fitness products to find something that you could confidently use.

Since this is Digital Trends, we also looked for products — when possible — that fit the somewhat digital lifestyle you are likely to have. Little things like being able to connect to your exercise bike via your workout earbuds or headphones was a big boon, for example. In short, this is a curated list for you, our readers.

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