The 30 best Cyber Monday Fitbit and fitness tracker deals you can still buy

• Current price: $179
  
• Original price: $249

If you know someone who is ingrained in the Apple ecosystem of devices and has considered getting a fitness tracker, the Apple Watch SE is the perfect gift for them. Because it is an Apple Watch, it seamlessly integrates into the rest of the Apple device ecosystem and is intuitive to use since WatchOS mirrors what the iOS found in iPhones. 

Despite being the most budget-friendly model, it boasts many of the same health and safety features as the more advanced Apple Watch models, including fitness tracking, heart-rate monitoring, sleep insights, Crash Detection, water resistance, and a good battery. 

• Current price: $100
• Original price: $160

Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy have the latest Fitbit, the Charge 6, on sale for a $60 discount. ZDNET's best Fitbit overall incorporates all of Google's latest and greatest features within a Fitbit tracker, such as Google Maps, Google Wallet, Gmail, Google Calendar, YouTube Music controls, and more. 

Compared to older models, the Charge 6 has a built-in GPS, is made of 100% recycled aluminum, and includes an improved heart rate sensor. When ZDNET's wearables expert, Matthew Miller, tested the device, he found the Fitbit Charge 6 is best for people who want to "capture key health and wellness data in a comfortable form factor while minimizing the distractions of third-party apps and constant notifications." 

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• Current price: $286
• Original price: $400

The Google Pixel Watch is available for $286, saving you a whopping 29% from its original price. The smartwatch has an elegant circular display that suits most wrists and tracks the basics -- stress, sleep, heart rate, and more -- in addition to offering Google's top features and favorite apps.

• Current price: $80
• Original price: $115

If you are looking for a stylish wearable, the Fitbit Luxe is an affordable and elegant fitness tracker, thanks to its suite of elegant bracelet options. The tiny but mighty wearable offers all the essential tracking features we've come to expect in a wearable: steps, speed, workouts, and even stress, while still maintaining a very minimal screen and a slim form factor.

• Current price: $200
• Original price: $300

The Fitbit Sense 2 tracker comes with a physical button on the left side and utilizes a touch screen to control the device. While you can't place phone calls directly from the smartwatch, the Fitbit Sense 2 supports answering incoming calls, and with an Android phone, you can reply to texts and notifications. With the support of Fitbit Premium service, you can extend the capabilities of your smartwatch to help you improve your health. 

• Current price: $450
• Original price: $529

Apple's recent launch of the Apple Watch Ultra 2 and the Apple Watch Series 9 means its predecessor, the Apple Watch Series 8, is now on sale. For $79 less, you can get an Apple Watch with "80% of the functions of an Apple Watch Ultra, especially in the core health features," says ZDNET's editor-in-chief Jason Hiner.

• Current price: $269-$449
  
• Original price: $299-$549

The Oura Ring is a great fitness tracker alternative for someone who would prefer a minimal and stylish alternative. Unlike the rest of the wearables on this list, the Oura Ring sits on your finger instead of on your wrist, making it a more discreet option. Despite its small and lightweight form factor, it packs incredible insights, landing it a place as ZDNET's pick for best smart ring and best fitness ring. 

Oura and Best Buy are offering hefty discounts on the smart rings, starting at $30 off for black and silver rings and up to $100 off rose gold rings. 

• Current price: $351
• Original price: $450

You can find this top-of-the-line smartwatch at an 18% discount. The Galaxy Watch 5 Pro captures heart rate, blood oxygen levels, and more. With Samsung Health, you can also track workouts, menstrual cycles, and even skin temperature to predict when you might get sick.