Tick tock — these Cyber Monday watch deals are selling out fast

Google Pixel Watch LTE: $400 $250 at Amazon

Getting a cellular-enabled smartwatch is an expensive proposition at the best of times, even before you add it to your cellular plan. Grabbing the first-gen Pixel Watch LTE will save you $150 compared to the Pixel Watch 2 LTE, with a fairly similar experience and years of software support to come.

Price comparison: Best Buy - $250 

Withings ScanWatch: $299 $224.99 ($75 off) at Best Buy

This gorgeous hybrid watch is all about health tracking, with clinically tested blood oxygen and ECG readings that should be more accurate than your typical watch readings. It lasts a whopping 30 days per charge, keeping things simple as you monitor your health. 

Price comparison: Amazon - $225

Oura Ring Gen 3 (Silver): $299 $269 at Best Buy
Oura Ring Gen 3 (Gold): $449 $379 at Best Buy

The absolute best smart ring available today, the Oura Ring Gen 3 is a favorite of several Android Central writers as an alternative to smartwatches, with similar health readings (heart rate, HRV, skin temperature, sleep data) and automatic workout detection. This technically isn't a Cyber Monday watch deal, but I figure some of you will still be interested!

Whoop 4.0 w/ 12-month sub: $239 $199 at Best Buy

Again, this isn't exactly a smartwatch, but don't worry about the distinction. The Whoop 4.0 is another health-tracking fitness band that's comfortably light and tracks a ton of data. You just have to get used to the fact that, like the defunct Amazon Halo, you don't actually have a screen to look at: It's all on your Whoop mobile app. 

Price comparison: Amazon - $199

Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 40mm: $299.99 $228.99 at Amazon

Our #1-ranked Android smartwatch, which only launched a few months ago, is already about as cheap as your typical last-gen watch or budget fitness watch. We've never seen a price this low and aren't likely to see it again until well into 2024. If you're interested in upgrading, now's the time. 

Price comparison: Best Buy - $229 | Walmart - $229

Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic 47mm: $429.99 $348.99 at Amazon

The Watch 6 and 6 Classic share all the same software tricks and hardware specs, except that the Classic is heavier thanks to the stylish stainless steel. So why upgrade? Aside from its "classic" look, this model brings back the rotating bezel for more exact physical controls, which we really enjoyed in our testing. Again, we've yet to see the price dip this low, so no reason to wait if you want one. 

Price comparison: Best Buy - $349 | Walmart - $349

Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro: $450 $349.99 at Amazon

Why buy the last-gen model when the Watch 6 Classic is cheaper? For one reason: the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro has an 80-hour battery life, while the current-gen models barely hit 40. For more hardcore users who hate daily recharges, this is your main Wear OS option.

Price comparison: Best Buy - $369 | Walmart - $369

Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic 46mm BT: $379.99 $149 at Walmart

2021's Galaxy Watch 4 Classic is also seeing an excellent $200 discount, thanks to the folks at Walmart. Essentially, you're getting this for about $200 less than the new Watch 6 Classic, for if you want the style and Wear OS integration and don't care that it won't get the same number of years of software support. 

Price comparison: Best Buy - $249.99

Fitbit Inspire 3: $100 $69.95 at Best Buy

The Fitbit Inspire 3 isn't as advanced as the new Charge 6, lacking the built-in GPS and advanced health sensors. But it has the essentials built into a tiny tracker that's so comfortable, you'll barely notice it on your wrist. Its color AMOLED display is small, but has enough room for basic notifications. 

Price comparison: Amazon - $69.95

Fitbit Charge 6: $160 $99.99 at Best Buy

Fitbit's new tracker is a month old, and you can already save $60 off the full price. That's bound to be frustrating for people who pre-ordered one, but at least you're in luck! I gave the Fitbit Charge 6 a 4.5-star rating, calling it the best fitness tracker available, thanks to its comfortable design, Google Maps support, and tons of health sensors. 

Price comparison: Amazon - $99.95

Google Pixel Watch: $349.99 $199.99 at Amazon

Should you buy the 1st-gen Pixel Watch, or the new Pixel Watch 2 for $150 more? That's the challenging question that Cyber Monday is making you answer. But the Pixel Watch is still an excellent device with years of support left; you can see our Pixel Watch 2 vs. 1 guide to help you decide. Since the Pixel Watch 2 has remained full price through most of the deals period, the Pixel Watch is fairly tempting at this price. 

Price comparison: Best Buy - $199.99

Fitbit Versa 4: $200 $149.95 at Best Buy

Want to dive into the Fitbit ecosystem, only with a much better display than the Charge 6 offers? The Versa 4 doesn't have the same health sensors, but in most other respects it's similar, from health reports and sleep tracking to new Google apps. 

Price comparison: Amazon - $149.95 | Walmart - $152

Apple Watch Series 9: $399 $329 at Amazon

Apple deals on an Android site?! Believe it or not, we're fans of Apple Watches here, both on their own merits and because they challenge Android watches to improve every year. If you're an iPhone user, this is the lowest price we've seen on this brand-new model. 

If you've been waiting to upgrade, now's the time. You get a performance boost for the first time in years, a display that's twice as bright, twice the storage for music and apps, and the fun new double tap gesture. 

Price comparison: Best Buy - $229

Apple Watch SE 2: $249 $189 at Amazon

Most of the S9's new tricks don't apply to Apple's budget watch: you lose a bunch of health sensors, the new processor, the brighter display, and so on. But it's still got the same software, battery life, and general design, with years of promised support and updates to come. It's not a bad deal at all, if you need a new watch but want to wait another generation or two for a proper Series upgrade. 

Price comparison: Best Buy - $189

Apple Watch Ultra 2: $799 $739 at Amazon

Apple's premium smartwatch is always going to cost an arm and a leg, but Cyber Monday lessens the sting a little bit with $60 off. It's the only Apple Watch that can last over a day per charge, with some serious fitness tools for runners, cyclists, and swimmers to enjoy. 

Price comparison: Best Buy - $739

Mobvoi Ticwatch Pro 5: $349 $244 at Amazon

Another pick on our best Android watches list, this model has the same processor and RAM as the Pixel Watch, but with superior battery life, easily lasting multiple days. It's an alternative to the long-lived Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, with faster performance (though perhaps less software support) for a much lower price. 

Price comparison: Walmart - $244

Fossil Gen 6 44mm: $299 $169 at Amazon

The Fossil Gen 6 is a stylish and feature-packed smartwatch that comes with a Qualcomm chip, loads of activity-tracking features, and great battery life with super-fast charging. Right now, you can snag one for 40% off. 

Price comparison: Best Buy - $299

Fossil Gen 6 Wellness Edition: $229 $164.99 at Amazon

The Fossil Gen 6 Wellness Edition has similar specs to the standard Gen 6, but with a sleeker design with its stainless steel case and hybrid elements, along with unique "wellness" software. With Wear OS 3 built-in and Google Assistant finally added earlier this year, it's a solid budget option at this Cyber Monday price. 

Price comparison: Walmart - $244

Garmin Venu 3: $450 $399.99 at Amazon

The Garmin Venu 3 is our #1 pick for the best fitness smartwatch out there, with its combination of robust Garmin software and its mic/speaker combo for answering calls or speaking to your voice assistant. It has excellent sleep coaching, ECG readings, recovery recommendations, thousands of animated exercises for custom workouts, and a gorgeous 1.4-inch AMOLED display. 

Garmin Vivoactive 5: $300 $249.99 at Amazon

The Venu 3's cheaper sibling is also $50 off, and it's fairly tempting if you don't need certain smarts like the mic/speaker and ECG readings. Essentially, if you want core Garmin training and metrics in a fairly stylish AMOLED package — that isn't a squircle like the Venu Sq 2 — this is your watch. We're still reviewing it, but we like what we've seen so far.

Price comparison: Best Buy - $249

Garmin Forerunner 55: $199 $169.99 at Amazon

Still one of our favorite Garmin watches years after its initial launch, this watch has key fitness essentials like daily suggested workouts, recovery time, and intensity minutes, with two weeks or 20 GPS hours of battery life. The Forerunner 55 isn't a looker with its MIP display, but it's a proper starting point for first-time Garmin runners that won't break the bank or compromise on important features. 

Price comparison: Best Buy - $169

Garmin Instinct 2X Solar: $450 $349.99 at Best Buy
Garmin Instinct 2 Solar: $400 $299.99 at Best Buy

Want a watch that lasts for literal months per charge, so long as you spend some time in the sun every day? The Garmin Instinct 2 series is a fantastic, rugged option for athletes. The 2X Solar is our favorite, beating the 2 Solar by 12 days in smartwatch mode and doubling the GPS hours, while adding a flashlight for nighttime treks. But the 2 Solar is more comfortably light and costs less; you can see our Instinct 2X vs. 2 Solar guide to help you decide. 

Garmin Forerunner 255: $350 $249.99 at Best Buy
Forerunner 255 Music: $400 $299.99 at Best Buy

Apologies for cramming this list full of Garmin watches, but it's hard not to! This is one of the best running watches available, now $200 less than our favorite (the 265) with almost all of the same software tricks that'll guide your running efforts, from suggested workouts and recovery time to HRV status and Morning Report. It lasts two weeks per charge, too. 

Price comparison: Amazon - $249

Garmin Forerunner 955: $499 $399 at Best Buy

When I reviewed the Forerunner 955, I called it the "best runner's watch, period." I've since moved on to the Forerunner 965 because of its AMOLED display, but the 955 has every single software feature, and its Cyber Monday price makes it $150 cheaper (the 965 is currently $50 off). 

This watch is for serious runners, cyclists, or outdoor athletes who need tools like maps, real-time stamina, and running dynamics to prepare for their next marathon. And thanks to this deal, it's not quite as hard to afford. 

Price comparison: Amazon - $399

Garmin Epix Gen 2 (Steel): $799 $449 at Amazon
Garmin Epix Gen 2 (Titanium): $899 $599 at Best Buy

If you don't want to compromise on anything, the Epix lineup is what you need. You're essentially getting all of the top-end Forerunner software and more, plus an AMOLED display and proper steel or titanium material instead of plastic. At 44% off, it's an insane steel; the only question is whether to pay extra for the titanium (only 33% off), which gives you a lighter fit. 

Price comparison: Best Buy - $499

Amazfit GTS 4 Mini: $120 $89.99 at Best Buy

Want a fitness-focused squircle for hundreds less than your typical smartwatch? It tracks your heart rate, blood oxygen, and stress, with a 1.65-inch AMOLED display and up to a 15-day battery life. With its 120 sports modes packed in, there's very little you can do that you can't track. Also keep an eye out for the full-sized GTS 4 and GTR 4, both on sale. 

Price comparison: Amazon - $89.99

COROS PACE 2: $200 $179.99 at Amazon

One of our very favorite running watches, the COROS PACE 2 weighs as light as a fitness tracker and can last an absurd 20 days per charge, or 30 hours with GPS tracking. It'll help you work towards your running goals by telling you how hard you're training and when you're fully recovered. 

Amazfit GTR 4: