Prime Day smartwatch deals — 7 best deals I'd add to my cart

Amazfit Bip 5: was $89 now $69 @ Amazon 
As the most budget-friendly smartwatch on this list, the Amazfit Bip 5 still has an impressive array of features under its hood, including 120 sport modes, 10 days of battery life, and easy integration with fitness apps such as Strava, Adidas Running, Apple Health, and Google Fit. The built-in mic and speaker let you answer incoming calls with the touch of a button, and Amazon Alexa turns this smartwatch into a hands-free voice assistant.  

Fitbit Versa 4: was $199 now $179 @ Walmart
Save $21 off the Fitbit Versa 4, which lets you record dozens of different workouts (eg, running, hiking, swimming, kayaking) in real time. The built-in GPS keeps track of your pace and distance, and a personalized Sleep Profile keeps track of your nightly shut-eye. You can expect roughly 6 days of battery life from this smartwatch, which is water-resistant up to 50 meters. If you splurge on a Fitbit Premium account ($10 per month), you’ll get a Daily Readiness Score to help you gauge your next workouts, allowing you to adjust your own personal intensity levels as necessary.   

Fitbit Sense 2: was $249 now $226 @ Walmart 
Touted as the “smartwatch designed to help you stress less, sleep better and live healthier,” there’s a lot to like about the Fitbit Sense 2, starting with up to 144 hours of battery life per charge. Utilizing a continuous EDA sensor to measure daily stress levels — complemented by a nightly Sleep Score — this smartwatch can help you gain a more comprehensive understanding of your overall health; you can even perform an EDA Scan to measure your mindfulness, and log stress-induced reflections to view trending emotions over time.  

Samsung Galaxy Watch 6: was $349 now $242 @ Amazon 
Take 43% off the last-gen Galaxy Watch 6, which lacks the AI-powered goodies found on the newer Galaxy Watch 7, but still holds its own as a best-in-class fitness tracker and sleep coach. From running and hiking to swimming and cycling, you can record 90+ different exercises with just a few taps, giving you insights on duration, distance, calories burned, and much more. Thanks to Advanced Sleep Coaching, you can use this smartwatch to help plan your bedtime, detect snoring, and understand different sleep stages (awake, light, deep, REM).  

Garmin Vivoactive 5: was $299 now $249 @ Amazon 
If you’re looking for a slightly less expensive Garmin smartwatch, consider the Vivoactive 5, which features a snazzy AMOLED display, up to 11 days of battery life, and dynamic BodyBattery energy monitoring to compile personalized insights on your sleep, naps, stress levels, workouts, and more. This smartwatch can measure 30+ different indoor and outdoor workouts (eg, running, HIIT, golf), and there’s a dedicated mode for wheelchair users.  

Samsung Galaxy Watch 7: was $329 now $262 @ Amazon 
Powered by Galaxy AI, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 starts your day with a personalized Energy Score (ie, physical readiness) based on yesterday’s activity levels. It also takes workout tracking a step further, allowing you to compete with your past self by comparing your current performance to your last one. Improved heart rate tracking filters out your body’s movements for more accurate readings; thanks to Galaxy AI, the sensors can even help you detect moderate to severe sleep apnea.  

Garmin Forerunner 965: was $599 now $531 @ Best Buy 
This premium GPS running and triathlon smartwatch features a bright AMOLED touchscreen display (paired with traditional button controls on the side), a lightweight titanium bezel, and up to 23 days of battery life on a single charge. Multi-band GPS gives you accurate full-color maps, and the watch compiles comprehensive workout insights to keep your training strategy in line. Bonus: the zero-subscription Garmin Connect app lets you connect and compete with friends, sign up for fitness challenges, earn badges, and more.