This is not just a clearance bin of ageing watches. Some of the stronger prices sit on previous-generation models, which is usually where Garmin deals become more interesting. But the inclusion of Fenix 8 and Instinct 3 gives the sale a more current feel than many of the usual Amazon Garmin promotions.

Some of these deals can also be picked up on Garmin’s website. So it’s not just Amazon.

Fenix 8 is the headline outdoor deal

The Fenix 8 discount is the one that will probably grab the most attention. It is still expensive, but a price cut on Garmin’s current outdoor flagship range carries more weight than the usual deal on a model nearing the end of its cycle.

This is not the watch to buy for casual step counting. Fenix makes sense if you care about mapping, durability, battery life and deeper training tools. It remains the Garmin line for people who want a watch that can handle proper outdoor use without feeling like a dressed-up fitness tracker.

Epix Pro Gen 2 is the value temptation here. It is older, but still gives you a lot of Garmin’s premium outdoor features for less money. That makes it one of the more sensible picks in this sale if you want the high-end Garmin experience without paying Fenix 8 money.

Enduro 3 is more specific again. It is aimed at people who care about long battery life and endurance use above almost everything else. For most buyers, Fenix or Epix will feel more rounded. For ultra-distance use, Enduro still has a clear role.

Fenix 8 – starting at $749.99, down from $999.99 (check price on Amazon).
Epix Pro (Gen 2) – starting at $419.99, down from $569.99 (check price on Amazon).
Enduro 3 – $749.99, down from $899.99 (check price on Amazon).

Forerunner series: For the dedicated runner

The Forerunner discounts are probably the most useful part of the sale for runners. Garmin has several models reduced at once, from the simpler Forerunner 165 through to the more advanced Forerunner 955 and newer Forerunner 570.

For most people, the cleaner picks sit in the middle. The Forerunner 165 gives newer runners a modern Garmin entry point, while the Forerunner 265 still looks like the better step-up choice for regular training. It adds more depth without pushing buyers straight into the top end of the range.

The Forerunner 255 is also worth watching at this price. It is not as fresh as the newer AMOLED models, but it remains a strong training watch if you are more interested in function than display polish. That may suit runners who want proper metrics without paying for the newer look.

Forerunner 570 is the newer option in the group. It costs more than the older Forerunners here, but it brings Garmin’s latest mid-to-upper running watch line into the sale. That makes it the one to compare carefully against the 265 and 955, because those older models may still offer better value depending on what you actually need.

Forerunner 165 – $209.99, down from $249.99 (check price on Amazon).
Forerunner 255 – $244.90, down from $349.99 (check price on Amazon).
Forerunner 265 – $389.99, down from $449.99 (check price on Amazon).
Forerunner 570 – $449.99, down from $559.99 (check price on Amazon).
Forerunner 955 – $419.95, down from $499.99 (check price on Amazon).

Instinct keeps the rugged option cheaper

The Instinct deals are easy to understand. These are the watches to look at if you want something rugged, practical and less expensive than a Fenix.

Instinct 3 is the more interesting discount because it is the more capable watch. It gives buyers a tougher Garmin option without moving into premium outdoor-watch pricing. That should appeal to people who want strong battery life, outdoor tracking and a more durable design, but do not need the full Fenix package.

Instinct E keeps the price lower and the formula simpler. That may be enough for people who want outdoor tracking without paying for extras they will rarely use. It is the more stripped-back option, but the price now makes the trade-off easier to accept.

Instinct 3 – $299.99, down from $399.99 (check latest price on Amazon).
Instinct E – $199.99, down from $299.99 (check latest price on Amazon).

The best value may sit one step back

The newer discounts make the sale feel more current, but the better buys may still be the slightly older models. Epix Pro Gen 2, Forerunner 265, Forerunner 955 and Instinct E all sit in that useful zone where the feature set still looks strong, but the price has moved further from launch.

As usual, check the exact colour, case size and seller before buying. Amazon Garmin deals can vary a lot between versions, so one model can look heavily discounted while another barely moves.

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You can check all the current Isinwheel offers here.

The power option up front

The Isinwheel GT1 Dual Motor Off Road Electric Scooter 1600W is the one that leans into power. You get two 800W motors, a 48V 13Ah battery and a quoted range of up to 35 miles. It sits on 10 inch all terrain tyres and supports up to 330lbs, so it is clearly built for more than short city hops. This thing is aimed at riders who want stronger acceleration and a bit more confidence on uneven ground.

The 6% discount code ISW6% applies here, and it runs for a long time. What’s more, right now the scooter is selling for £569 on the site, down £190 from its usual price. So quite a big drop.

A middle ground scooter

The Isinwheel GT2 Pro Off Road Electric Scooter 1200W sits between the two. It runs a 1200W motor and adds a removable 48V 15Ah battery, which is probably its most useful feature day to day. The quoted range is 37 miles and charging takes around 5 to 7 hours, so it edges slightly ahead of the GT1 on range while trading off some motor output.

That removable battery makes a difference if you do not want to move the whole scooter just to charge it. It also makes it easier to top up indoors, which can matter depending on where you store it. It uses the same ISW6% code as the GT1. Right now this one is selling for £539 on the site, down from the usual £799.

The ebike stands apart

The Dremax Commuter Ebike is a sensible part of the Isinwheel. It uses an 864W motor paired with a 720Wh Samsung battery, with a claimed range of up to 93 miles. That number depends heavily on how you ride, but even with real world variation it is clearly built for longer trips and daily use.

Bigger 27.5 inch tyres and the ebike format make it more suited to commuting and mixed terrain rather than quick bursts. It should feel more stable over distance, especially compared to standing on a scooter for longer rides.

The Dremax gets a simple £70 discount with the Dremax70 code. This is in addition to the £200 off the price it is selling right now (£1,199 down from £1,399).

Another ebike worth considering

Those three described so far are the current hot sellers. But there is another device in the mix that is also on sale.

The Isinwheel U4 Foldable Step-thru Electric Bike 500W is down to £439 from £629, which puts it in budget territory for a folding ebike. The 6% discount code ISW6% applies here, as well.

The U4 is a bit different from the Dremax. It is lighter, more compact and built around convenience rather than long range riding. You get a 500W motor and a quoted range of up to 55 miles, which is enough for shorter commutes and everyday errands without needing something as large as a full size ebike.

I recently reviewed the U4 and it comes across as a very accessible entry point into electric bikes. The folding step through frame makes it easy to store and carry, which is a big part of its appeal if you are tight on space or mixing transport modes. It is not trying to compete with higher end models on power or battery size, but it does not need to.

In day to day use, the focus is clearly on simplicity. It is the kind of bike you can just hop on without overthinking settings or modes. That makes it a solid option for casual riders or anyone who wants something straightforward for getting around, especially at the current discounted price.

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These deals are especially useful if spring means longer runs, race prep or simply getting back into a more regular training routine. As always, exact pricing can vary depending on your region.

Forerunner 55 for the basics done right

The Forerunner 55 remains one of the easiest recommendations for newer runners. It skips the extras you can find on some other devices and focuses on what matters most: reliable GPS, heart rate tracking, suggested workouts. Plus you get enough training guidance to help you improve.

It is a simple watch, but that is part of the appeal. If you want something lightweight that covers the essentials without pushing into higher price territory, it still holds up very well.

Forerunner 55 – $166.80, down from $199.99 (Check price on Amazon).

Forerunner 165 for the sweet spot

The Forerunner 165 is one of the strongest value options in Garmin’s lineup. It brings an AMOLED display, better training tools and a more modern feel than the older budget models, while still staying far below flagship pricing.

For many people, this is the sweet spot. You get enough advanced data to keep training interesting, but without paying for features you may never use.

Forerunner 165 – $249.99, down from $299.99 (Check price on Amazon).

Forerunner 255 and 265 for more serious training

Step up to the Forerunner 255 and 265 and you start getting deeper training metrics, better recovery insights and stronger multi-sport support. These are watches aimed at people who train regularly and want more than just pace and heart rate.

The 255 still offers excellent value, while the 265 adds the brighter AMOLED screen and a more polished overall experience. If you are training for races or juggling running with cycling and gym work, these are strong options.

Forerunner 255 – $244.95, down from $349.99 (Check price on Amazon).
Forerunner 265 – $415.99, down from $449.99 (Check price on Amazon).

Forerunner 955, 965 or 970 for the full package

The Forerunner 965 and 970 are top of the range and are Garmin giving runners almost everything. You get full mapping, premium training metrics, advanced recovery tools and strong battery life packed into a watch that still feels lighter than the Fenix line.

I still use a Garmin Forerunner 955 myself, and a big reason for that is how well this series balances serious training features with everyday comfort. The 965 pushes that further with the AMOLED display and a cleaner overall experience. The 970 is the latest device in the range.

Forerunner 955 – $459.99, down from $499.99 (Check price on Amazon).
Forerunner 965 – $499.99, down from $599.99 (Check price on Amazon).
Forerunner 970 – $649.99, down from $749.99 (Check price on Amazon).

The good thing about the current discounts is that there is something for almost every budget. Whether you want a straightforward running companion or a proper high-end training tool, the Forerunner range covers it well.

The Forerunner 165 probably offers the best balance for most people, but the 255 and 265 are especially tempting at these prices. And if you have been waiting for the 965 to drop below the $500 mark, that moment has arrived.

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This sale includes the latest Balance 2 and rugged T-Rex 3, along with more affordable models like the Bip 6 and Band 7. Even the Helio Ring has seen a major price cut, making this one of the brand’s broadest promotions to date.

Premium watches at lower prices

If you’ve been eyeing a new GPS sports watch, the Balance lineup is worth a look. The original Balance drops from $199.99 to $119.99, while the updated Balance 2 comes in at $269.99, down from $299.99. The newer model brings a stronger build with sapphire glass, dual speakers for calls, and the new BioCharge readiness score, while still holding onto the multi-day battery life and dual-band satellite tracking.

The rugged T-Rex 3 series is also included in the early deals. The standard model sits at $249.99, offering incredible value for its durability. Unfortunately, no discount on the newly released T-Rex 3 Pro. That one steps up the price to around $399.99, but that extra investment gets you premium titanium materials, sapphire glass, recreational diving support, along with offline mapping upgrades. You can check out our hands-on review of the device.

A wide mix of form factors and features

For something lighter and more casual, the Active 2 is a solid mid-range option. The square version is now $119.99 and the round model starts at just $79.99. These offer built-in GPS, sleep tracking, and a streamlined design aimed at all-day wear.

The Bip 6 comes in even lower at $64.99. It includes a decent feature set for the price, including SpO2 and heart rate tracking, making it suitable for those after basic health data without too many frills. The Band 7 is the most affordable device in this sale, now down to $39.99. It’s compact, lightweight, and designed for everyday step and sleep tracking.

The Helio Ring gets the largest cut, dropping from $199.99 to $109.99. This lightweight wellness ring tracks heart rate, SpO2, stress, temperature, along with sleep. It syncs its data to the Zepp Health app, where it integrates with the rest of the Amazfit ecosystem to build a complete recovery picture.

Worth grabbing before the rush begins

With offers covering nearly the full range of Amazfit devices, this is one of the broadest discounts we’ve seen from Zepp Health for the Christmas holidays.

The discounts are live now on the official Amazfit store. Also, don’t forget to check the price cuts on Amazon. If something’s been sitting in your cart for a while, this may be the right moment to hit checkout.

Here’s the full list:

• Balance: $119.99 (Discounted from $199.99)
• Balance 2: $269.99 (Discounted from $299.99)
• T-Rex 3: $249.99 (Discounted from $279.99)
• Active 2 (Square): $119.99 (Discounted from $149.99)
• Active 2 (Round): Starts at $79.99 (Discounted from $99.99)
• Bip 6: $64.99 (Discounted from $79.99)
• Helio Ring: $109.99 (Discounted from $199.99)
• Band 7: $39.99 (Discounted from $49.99)

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What Pulsetto is and how it works

For those not in the know, Pulsetto is a non-invasive wearable that stimulates the vagus nerve. It uses dry electrodes built into the arms of the neckband, with the aim of activating your parasympathetic nervous system. This helps reduce stress, improve sleep and promote relaxation.

The app offers guided sessions that target different outcomes, such as stress relief, improved focus, or better sleep. Each session takes around 20 minutes and lets you adjust the stimulation intensity. It’s not a 24/7 wearable. You use it intentionally, when you want to shift your physiological state.

Big savings for the rest of this month

The regular price of Pulsetto is over $600, but this week it’s down to just $260. That’s a $350 discount and one of the biggest sales they’ve had yet. This is for Pulsetto FIT – the fully featured device. You can also pick up the LITE version for $224, or $250 off of its regular price-tag. That one has all the important features. But comes with slightly shorter battery life and a slightly more simple design.

A good thing is that, unlike many wearables out there, you’re not locked into a subscription. The app is free, and everything needed is included with the device. If vagus nerve stimulation has been on your radar, this is a chance to try it at a much lower entry point.

Essential reading: Top fitness trackers and health gadgets

Even if you’re already using other wellness tools, Pulsetto works as a targeted addition — without overwhelming you with data or feedback loops.

Our take after hands-on testing

We spent time with Pulsetto and shared detailed impressions in our full review, which you can read here. The piece walks through setup, comfort, session quality, and how the experience compares to other wellness-focused wearables.

It’s not for everyone, but for those looking to reduce stress, improve sleep, or build in moments of calm, it offers a focused experience without being overwhelming. The steep discount just makes it a much easier decision.

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For those who prioritize health and wellness, gifting health and fitness technology can be a thoughtful gesture. It’s a way to show you care about your partner’s health and support their fitness goals.

With a wide variety of products available, you can find something that aligns perfectly with your loved one’s needs and preferences. Thanks to the latest technological advancements, these devices make monitoring health and fitness more accessible, offering an excellent way to encourage and motivate your partner towards a healthier lifestyle.

Read on for our selection. You can find links to hands-on reviews of all these devices below.

Jump to

• Whoop
• RingConn Gen 2 Smart Ring
• Blazepod
• Frontier X2
• Pulsetto vagus nerve stimulator
• Muse S Athena
• Pongbot PACE S PRO
• Atmotube Pro 2
• Ultrahuman Home

Whoop 5.0

Whoop is something for those that are serious about their athletic pursuits. The main focus of the wearable is on recovery and sleep stats. The device helps you better understand your body and how to properly refuel. The ultimate aim of the wearable is to reduce the risk of injury and predict peak performance.

In our hands-on review we found Whoop to be a really well thought out product. To get the most benefit out of the wearable use the journal to experiment with changes. Vegetarian food? Alcohol? Coffee? Supplements? Adopt your daily routine to find what works for you. WHOOP is a great platform to experiment with changes.

The device offers a great learning experience. A few brands have tried to imitate what it does, but Whoop is still the pack leader as far as sleep and recovery insights. Unlike your typical smartwatch, you have a multiple ways of wearing the band. The two main ones are on the wrist and on the upper arm.

View on WHOOP (10% off discount available)*

RingConn Gen 2 Smart Ring

RingConn has emerged as a notable player in the smart ring market, especially appealing to those focused on monitoring their recovery metrics. Now on Gen 2, the design of the device is sleek, ensuring it doesn’t interfere with daily tasks, and its straightforward setup appeals to a broad consumer base.

As noted in our hands-on review, the RingConn app is rich in data, which might initially seem daunting, but it impressively provides detailed insights. Its compatibility with platforms like Apple Health and Google Fit enhances its utility.

The ring’s standout feature is its accuracy in tracking recovery statistics, such as resting heart rate and sleep quality, holding its own against established competitors like Whoop. Although its heart rate monitoring during physical activity could use improvement, the company’s commitment to regular updates and community engagement is promising for future enhancements.

Overall, RingConn impresses with its features, design, and performance, positioning itself as a strong contender against the likes of the Oura Ring, but with a more attractive price and no ongoing subscription costs.

View on RingConn (now up to 20% off between Dec 15-21)*

Blazepod

Your mom or dad might be one of the 80% statistic that don’t make use of their gym memberships. However, there’s a great alternative. Blazepod is an innovative system allowing anyone, from fitness enthusiasts to elite athletes, to improve their fitness level.

The wireless, portable system uses lights and sensors with pre-programmed exercises to help you increase agility, reaction time and more. You essentially get a Flash Reflex Training system designed to supercharge your workouts.

We really enjoyed our time with Blazepod. The best part about the product is that it makes exercise fun!

View on Blazepod (now up to 20% off)*

Frontier X2

As good as wrist watches have become, at high intensity exercise they are still not as good as heart rate chest straps when it comes to accuracy. That is why many people opt to pair their sports watch with an external monitor when working out.

But there is something that goes beyond the standard heart rate chest strap. Frontier X spits out metrics such as Breathing Rate, Step Cadence, Training Load, Body Shock and Heart Rate Variability (HRV). But of more use is its advanced heart info – namely ECG, cardiac rhythm and cardiac strain. You’ll get real-time vibration alerts if you cross pre-defined thresholds. This enables you to find out in real time if your training intensity is causing undue stress to your heart.

Check out our hands-on review of the gadget. This is a wearable that sits somewhere between a sports and a health device. Those who train with mild heart conditions, those who are recovering from surgery or COVID might benefit from the device.

View on Frontier X2 (now up to 25% off)*

Pulsetto vagus nerve stimulator

Pulsetto provides an innovative approach to managing stress and improving sleep through vagus nerve stimulation. In testing, my experience has been positive, particularly in terms of better sleep and reduced stress. It offers a compact, minimalist design that’s user-friendly and easy to operate, making it an appealing option for those seeking a straightforward solution.

The app is intuitive, and the device features short, manageable programs ranging from 4 to 10 minutes, tailored to needs like stress reduction or anxiety relief. However, the requirement to apply electrode gel may be a minor drawback for some users. Despite this, Pulsetto’s sessions are easy to incorporate into daily routines, offering a practical way to enhance relaxation and well-being.

In terms of results, I noticed immediate improvements in sleep quality, even though I didn’t see changes in HRV like some other users. It’s important to recognize that results can vary, and it may take up to a month to see the full benefits. While Pulsetto isn’t a substitute for traditional practices like meditation or yoga, it provides a quick and convenient alternative for those struggling to maintain consistency, making it a valuable tool for improving stress management and overall health.

View on Pulsetto.tech (now up to 60% off)*

Muse S Athena

Meditation sessions are still a core part of the experience, but they feel a bit more purposeful now. The new Strength feature adds a challenge element, which helps make the practice feel like something you can improve at. Sleep tracking is still one of Muse’s strengths, with tools like Go-to-Sleep Journeys and the Digital Sleep Pill helping you wind down at night. It also adds brainwave visualisations and cognitive scores so you can actually see how you’re doing.

If you’re really into mental performance, this is the version to go for. It’s more than just a meditation tool now. With the better sensors and deeper feedback, Muse S Athena feels like a proper brain training device. Definitely a step up if you’re looking to go beyond just mindfulness.

Meditation is still a big part of the experience, but it’s less passive now. There’s a new Strength session that helps you track progress. Sleep tools like Go-to-Sleep Journeys and the Digital Sleep Pill are still here, and they work well. You also get brainwave visuals and cognitive scores, which make the data feel more useful.

If you’re serious about brain training, Athena is worth a look. As mentioned in our hands-on review, it feels like a proper mental fitness tool, not just a meditation aid. The sensors, feedback and tracking features are better across the board.

View on Choosemuse (now up to 20% off)*

Pongbot PACE S PRO

The Pongbot PACE S PRO is made for serious tennis training. It’s fast, accurate and brings real structure to solo practice. Players can control spin, speed and difficulty, making each session feel like focused, high-rep hitting rather than just random feeds.

Built-in sensors track your position on court, so the machine adjusts shots on the fly. Delivery stays sharp at high speeds, and switching drills through the app is quick. The battery lasts long enough for extended sessions, and the movement between drills feels smooth and responsive.

Most of the hardware feels solid, though some parts like the hopper and wheels could be sturdier. That said, everything has held up well so far. The real strength of the PACE S PRO is how customisable it is. Once you start building your own drills, it becomes a much more powerful tool.

It’s not a budget pick, but the feature set justifies the price. The AI tracking and live adjustments make it stand out in its category. For players who take their tennis game to the next level, it adds intensity and structure most machines can’t match.

View on Pongbot (For $75 off, at checkout add coupon code: gadgetsandwearables)*

Atmotube Pro 2

Atmotube Pro 2 is built for people who actually want to know what they’re breathing. It’s not flashy, it doesn’t fit in your pocket, and it’s not trying to be anything other than what it is. What you get is solid sensor hardware in a portable format that works just as well indoors as it does outside.

The added sensors give it more range than the original Pro. You can clip it to your bag during a commute, then leave it on a desk at home and keep tracking. It doesn’t need constant attention. Once you sort out the balance between battery life and how often it logs data, it just gets on with the job.

The device does something that most smart home gear and wearables don’t. It gives you real-time environmental data that actually means something. Whether you’re tracking exposure on a run, spotting ventilation problems indoors, or just trying to understand the air in your neighbourhood, this device helps you make sense of it.

For day-to-day use, there’s not much of a learning curve. The app is decent and the hardware does what it’s supposed to. You could buy a home monitor that gives you some of the same insights, but the difference here is portability. This one moves with you. When readings change as you enter more polluted areas, it gives you a chance to reduce exposure or change your route.

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Ultrahuman Home

In terms of detail and coverage, Ultrahuman Home outpaces most air quality monitors by a wide margin. While other devices stick to the basics, this one gives a full breakdown of your indoor environment with strong hardware and deep, layered data.

It tracks everything from CO₂ and PM2.5 to VOCs, light, noise, temperature and humidity. Real-time readings are paired with clear indicators that show what’s in a healthy range. The app is clean and easy to navigate, offering both a quick overview and detailed trend graphs throughout the day. You can easily spot changes or problem areas.

One downside is that the device itself doesn’t give a clear visual cue about air quality—you still need to check the app to see what’s going on. That might bother anyone who wants instant feedback without picking up their phone.

There’s also a feature coming that ties Ring Air data to these readings. It’s not live yet, but once it is, you’ll be able to connect your sleep or stress data to the environment around you. That could make the system feel more complete and offer more insight into what’s affecting your recovery or focus.

View on Ultrahuman (up to 35% off)*

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Smart rings offer a more accurate and subtle way to track your health than a bulky wrist device. They monitor detailed metrics like sleep quality, recovery status, temperature, along with heart rate variability (HRV) and more. They use advanced sensors to give you a true, continuous picture of your wellness. This information is way beyond the basic step counts of the past.

We have gathered the biggest discounts available right now. They are better than last year’s deals with all companies knocking at least 30% off the regular price tags. Pretty much all of these deals end on December 1st.

• Ultrahuman Ring Air: $244.30 (down from $349.00) – down 30%
• RingConn Gen 2: $209.30 (down on $299.00) – down 30%
• Oura Ring 4: Starting at $249.00 (down from $349) – down 30%
• Amazfit Helio Ring: $109.99 (down from $199) – down 45%
• Samsung Galaxy Ring: $279.99 (down from $399) – down 30%

Detailed Ring Breakdowns

Ultrahuman Ring Air

Crafted from fighter jet-grade titanium with a Tungsten Carbide Carbon coating, this ring stands out for its sophisticated health tracking. It features infrared, red, and green temperature sensors with around 6 days of battery life. The device’s unique strengths include a circadian clock feature, stimulant restriction window, and an educational app that goes beyond simple metric display. While not perfect, it offers heart rate variability and sleep tracking with a comfortable, lightweight design that encourages continuous wear.

Ultrahuman Ring Air: $244.30 (down from $349.00) – view on Ultrahuman website.

RingConn Generation 2

An improved version of its predecessor, this smart ring boasts impressive specs including infrared, red, and green temperature sensors. Its standout features include up to 12 days of battery life and 5 ATM water resistance. The device excels in sleep tracking and comprehensive recovery metrics, making it a compelling alternative to more expensive options. Its titanium build with PVD coating ensures durability, while the absence of subscription fees makes it an attractive option for budget-conscious health trackers.

Gen 2: $209.30 (down from $299.00) – view on RingConn website.

Oura Ring 4

The market leader in smart rings offers a sleek titanium design with non-allergenic inner molding. As much of its competition, the ring automatically tracks sleep quality by measuring heart rate, pulse wave form, respiration rate, body temperature, and movement. One thing to note is that the device comes with a subscription model ($6 monthly or $70 annually after a free first month).

Starting at $249.00 (down from $349) – view on Oura website.

Amazfit Helio Ring

Priced competitively, this ring is a runner’s dream. In our testing it was the only one with precise heart rate tracking during exercise. Its titanium-alloy build includes advanced sensors like the BioTracker PPG HR sensor, temperature monitor, EDA, 4-axis accelerometer, and 3-axis gyroscope. With around 4 days of battery life and 10 ATM water resistance, it provides comprehensive fitness tracking. The Zepp Aura app offers additional insights, making it particularly appealing for those already in the Amazfit ecosystem.

$109.99 (down from $199) – view on Amazfit, Amazon.

Samsung Galaxy Ring

Designed for Samsung users, this ring offers a minimalist approach to health tracking. Its titanium casing comes in three colors and nine sizes, with water resistance up to 100 meters. The ring provides an Energy Score feature using AI to optimize daily activity recommendations based on sleep and previous performance. Unique features include workout auto-detection and the ability to control phone camera or alarms with a double pinch gesture. It seamlessly integrates with the Samsung Health app, making it ideal for those already using Samsung wearables.

$279.99 (down from $399) – view on Samsung website.

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The Cyber Sale arrives at a predictable moment in WHOOP’s yearly rhythm. The company tends to save its biggest membership deals for this period and the latest announcement sticks to that pattern. The emphasis this year sits mostly on lower entry pricing for longer commitments. That will appeal to anyone weighing a switch from another device or thinking about returning after a break.

New members can save on WHOOP 4.0 and higher tiers

New users can get started with the 12 month One membership on WHOOP 4.0 for $129, which is $20 off. The Peak plan comes in at $199, and the top-tier Life plan is $299. That’s $40 and $60 off their usual pricing. These particular deals are only for new memberships and, in the case of WHOOP One, only available in the US.

Essential reading: Top fitness trackers and health gadgets

Cyber Sale pricing will also be available via authorised WHOOP retail partners. That means shoppers may be able to pick up discounted bundles or regional exclusives, depending on location.

Returning users and existing members get upgrade incentives

If you’ve cancelled in the past and want to return, the same Cyber Sale prices apply for reactivating your membership. Existing users can also benefit from discounted upgrade paths. Upgrading from the One tier to Peak on the WHOOP 5.0 platform brings a $40 saving. The biggest drop is the $60 off for those going from Peak to Life on WHOOP’s MG tier.

Current users can also extend their subscription at a reduced rate. One-year extensions for the One membership are $20 off. Peak users get $40 off on 12 or 24-month renewals, and Life users save $60 depending on the term. These deals offer a good chance to lock in long-term access to advanced metrics at a lower price, especially if you already use WHOOP regularly.

Accessory discounts include apparel and chargers

Alongside membership discounts, WHOOP is also applying Cyber Sale pricing to accessories and apparel. For most categories, including battery packs, apparel, and band styles, you’re looking at around 20 to 40 percent off. Founder’s Collection items get a 30 percent discount, which might be appealing for those after something a bit more design-focused.

Some exclusions apply. WHOOP Body, gift cards, and the LeatherLuxe and Milestone collections are not part of the sale. SportFlex is excluded in some regions too, and the wireless PowerPack is off the list. As always, it’s worth double-checking what’s in stock and what qualifies before heading to checkout.

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