MIAMI, July 17, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Amazon Prime Day Fitbit & Apple Watch sales are underway and the deals team at Fast Comparison have been busy finding the best deals for Prime Day shoppers.
The Best Fitbit Prime Day Deals:
- Save up to $50 on Fitbit activity trackers and smartwatches at the Fitbit Summertime sale - plus get free 2-day shipping on orders over $50 with code ALOHA
- $30 off the Fitbit Charge 2 Heart Rate & Fitness Wristband - save 20% on the top-rated Charge 2 activity tracker
- Save $30 on the Fitbit Alta HR Activity Tracker - the number one best-selling activity tracker on Amazon
- Over 40% off the Fitbit Flex 2 Swim-Proof Activity Tracker - save over $40 on this versatile and lightweight Fitbit bracelet
- Save $70 on the Fitbit Surge Fitness Superwatch - with GPS tracking, heart-rate and sleep monitoring
- Shop the entire range of Fitbit activity trackers, smartwatches, wireless headphones & smart scales on sale at Amazon
The Best Apple Watch Prime Day Deals:
- Save on the Apple Watch Series 3 38mm Smartwatch (GPS) - the latest Apple Watch available in a variety of colors and assortment of bands
- 45% off the Apple Watch Series 1 (42mm) Smartwatch - save $180 on the 42mm version of the popular smartwatch
- Save over $100 on the Apple Watch Series 1 (38mm) Smartwatch - with Space Gray Aluminium Case and Black Sport Band
Many Prime Day deals are time-limited and stock restricted. Check the Amazon Prime Day page for all live deals. For UK shoppers click here for the Amazon.co.uk sale.
Deals on Prime Day are not available to everyone. Only members of Amazon Prime are able to access all the deals.
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Alongside the ability to shop the Prime Day sale, Prime subscribers receive unlimited same day delivery on thousands of eligible items as well as a vast selection of movies, shows and music to browse and enjoy through Prime Music and Prime Video. At any time during the free Prime trial shoppers can opt to not continue the trial. Doing so means that there will be no payments or charges to your account, but you are still able to enjoy Prime membership benefits for the 30 day trial period.
Deal analysts at Fast Comparison help shoppers find discounts on a host of products for Prime Day. Prime Day is an annual mid-summer sales event in which Amazon rolls out thousands of exclusive deals. With a 60% worldwide growth in sales, the online retailer’s Prime Day 2017 event exceeded sales during Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2016.
Follow the team at Fast Comparison as they continue to post the best Fitbit & Apple Watch Prime Day deals on their website.
Last year saw countless online shoppers sign up for Prime membership to take advantage of the Prime Day sale, helping to increase the Prime membership base to over 100 million as of April 2018. During Prime Day Amazon often runs attractive deals on its own devices like the Fire TV stick and Echo range of smart home speakers. It’s not all about Amazon products though - expect to see deals this year on best-selling gadgets and smart home essentials such as DJI drones, Fitbit activity trackers and Roomba robot vacuums. Deals on the Nintendo Switch games console were amongst the most popular discounts available last year.
When can shoppers enjoy the Prime Day 2018 sale? This year Prime Day starts at midday PT (3pm ET) on July 16. The online sales event lasts for 36 hours this year, ending at midnight on Tuesday, July 17.
The Amazon Prime Day page is being constantly updated with new deals throughout the sale. Stay up to date with the latest Fitbit & Apple Watch Prime Day 2018 deals on the Fast Comparison website.
About Fast Comparison: Fast Comparison are a team of online shopping analysts who compare the top discounts during the biggest online sales events. Fast Comparison participate in affiliate programs including the Amazon Associates program and earn income by providing links to Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk and other websites. Note that Prime Day deals are time-limited and deals provided in this article may no longer be active.