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SAVE $60: The Guardami (1999) watch onlinenew Fitbit Charge 6 is on sale at Amazon today, Nov. 13. for $99.95. That's 38% off its list price of $159.95.

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When Fitbit released the Charge 6 back in October, the new model introduced some pretty significant upgrades. Now, it's available for its best price yet.

In its first price drop yet, the Fitbit Charge 6 has gone from $159.85 to $99.95. That's a $60 difference, or 38% discount. In an early Black Friday deal, Best Buy has matched this price as well. (Bes Buy is also offering the option to trade in a similar device for the opportunity to save up to $75.)

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With the Fitbit Charge 6, your health and fitness data is more accessible than ever. Its most significant new feature is that you can now monitor your heart rate in real-time by linking your Charge 6 to a compatible exercise machine. (Which is any machine such as an elliptical, rower, or bike that supports Bluetooth Heart Rate Profile.) The Charge 6 also has 40 exercise modes as opposed to the Charge 5's 20. It also supports Google Wallet and Maps, making it easier than ever to pay and navigate on the go.

When you buy the Fitbit Charge 6 at Amazon, you also get a free six-month Premium Membership, which grants you reclusive workouts and mindfulness sessions.

Score the Fitbit Charge 6 at its lowest price and start crushing your fitness goals.

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