Prime Day deals on fitness trackers are live: Find Garmins and Fitbits for under $200
THE SO WHAT
Garmins and Fitbits under $200 during Prime Day compress the price gap between basic trackers and full-featured smartwatches. Health and fitness app builders should expect a larger installed base of capable devices and design features that assume richer sensor data at lower income bands.
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