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If you're already faltering along your New Year's fitness resolutions, a hand today at Amazon can help get you back on track. The online retail merchant is selling the Fitbit Breathe in HR for $70. That's $30 cheaper than wonted and within $1 of the all-time reduced for this simple, yet just brilliant fitness tracker, which earned our Editors' Prize award after extensive testing.

Amazon's price is addressable until just before midnight connected Thursday, Pacific Standard Time.

The diminutive Fitbit Inspire 60 minutes features activity and nap trailing, 24/7 heart rate tracking, and smartphone alerts. It's swimproof adequate to 50 meters and butt last busy five days on a single accuse. You can also easy swap betwixt bands to match your style. The package includes small- and large-sized bands, simply you can also purchase other bands in multiple colors if you want something late.

We reviewed the Fitbit Inspire last May and adored it, showering it with 4.5 stars and an Editors Choice award.

"If you Don't need the powerfulness of a smartwatch, the Inspire Hour is a pretty amazing gimmick for something so young," we wrote at the time. "Symmetric at two-thirds of the price, it can exercise 90 percentage of what the Fitbit Point 3 john—with the main differences beingness the lack of an SpO2 sensing element and a few special apps—and information technology's pocketable and fashionable enough to await heavy on any sized wrist."

The Fitbit Revolutionise HR's daily stats overview is top nick, and we loved the physical fitness tracker's first-class value. That was when it cost $100, but at today's Price, the value is flat-out slay the charts. The Fitbit Exalt HR isn't a smartwatch, but if you just need the essentials of fitness tracking and substance rate monitoring, it's a top-notch choice—especially today.

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