SAVE 50%: The Watch Girl Scout Nookies 15 OnlineFitbit Ace 3 activity tracker for kids is just $39.95 at Amazon, down from the listed MSRP of $79.95. That's a savings of $40 and the lowest price we've ever seen at Amazon.
Opens in a new window Credit: Fitbit Fitbit Ace 3 (Blue Astro Green or Black/Red Racer) $39.95 at Amazon In our modern digital age, kids don't sleep on the latest tech. They not only own the latest gadgets, but they know how to use them better than many adults. If you're looking for an activity tracker designed for kids, today's deal at Amazon offers some great features at an ultra-low price.
As of March 13, the Fitbit Ace 3 activity tracker for kids is just $39.95, down from the listed MSPR of $79.95. That's a 50% discount or a savings of $40, and the lowest price we've ever seen at Amazon. To score this deal, grab the watch in either Blue Astro Green or Black/Racer Red.
The Fitbit Ace 3 is designed for kids ages six and up and offers plenty of features that help build healthy habits. The animated watch face includes graphics that change throughout the day as kids progress toward goals. The backlit display makes it convenient to check on the day's progress as well as the time.
SEE ALSO: The best fitness trackers of 2024: Tested and reviewedKids can also get sleep-tracking insights with the Fitbit Ace 3 to help get a better idea of how restful each night is. They can also set bedtime reminders and silence any alarms for undisrupted sleep.
The activity tracker also comes with some great features for kids like water resistance up to 50 meters, so there's no worry about swimming lessons or a summer day at the beach. The Fitbit 3 can get up to eight days of battery life, so many will only need to recharge once per week.
If your kids have been asking for an activity tracker, grab the Fitbit Ace 3 and enjoy achieving family activity goals this spring.
Topics Fitbit Fitness Trackers Smartwatches
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