The Fitbit Charge Wireless Activity and Sleep band is currently 25% off at Boots online at £74.99, but adding a cheap item to your basket allows you to use the 10% off code VB1375 for spends over £75 - I chose the Boots Baby Cotton Buds at 35p.
This takes the total down to £67.81, but as it's triple points until 4th April you also earn 804 points with a Boot's Advantage Card, equivalent to £8.04. Taking into account the points that's the Fitbit Charge for £59.77.
The 10% off code expires tomorrow, so be quick!
They currently have large and small sizes in burgundy and black, and a large only in slate.
Please note that this band doesn't have a HR tracker - specs are as follows:
Measures -
Steps
Distance
Floors climbed
Calories burned
Active minutes
Time
Access Time, Stats and Caller ID Syncs Wirelessly
Track Your Night
Hours slept
Time awakened
Sleep quality
Silent vibrating alarm
Syncs With:
iPhone 4s+
iPad 3 gen+
Android: www.fitbit.com/devices
Windows Vista+
Mac OS 10.6+
They've sneakily listed these as '£25 off' in amongst the £99 ChargeHR versions.
Currys sell the non-HR versions for £69, and you can normally find them cheaper than that if you look.
Not a particularly great deal, really.
snagglemousse
2 Apr 16#11
That's interesting - I also use a charge hr and a wahoo tickr (although for cycling) and both are always within a couple of bpm of each other. I have been genuinely surprised how close the figures are.
AhmedAkbar
2 Apr 162#10
Ordered many thanks was after one of these for a while.
WaxedPerfection
2 Apr 16#8
I have to agree hold out for the HR if you can. Great deal for the price if your looking for the non HR version.
Wahoo heart rate strap reported my max hr at 189 today during Park run and an average over 170, charge hr reported 145. I know which one I would trust and it's not the fitbit! They are a handy motivational tool though, my partner will often walk round the room just to hit her steps goal....
robertoegg
2 Apr 16#5
all these fitbits yet we have more obese people in the world than underweight lol
welshdiscodiva
2 Apr 1610#4
worth paying extra for the hr version imo
bojangles to welshdiscodiva
2 Apr 162#6
Totally agree.
ednaworthy
2 Apr 162#3
Good deal
BenKhan
2 Apr 161#2
Many thanks!!!!!!
Noodley
2 Apr 16#1
I can't get the deal link to work but here's a link to the black band.
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This takes the total down to £67.81, but as it's triple points until 4th April you also earn 804 points with a Boot's Advantage Card, equivalent to £8.04. Taking into account the points that's the Fitbit Charge for £59.77.
The 10% off code expires tomorrow, so be quick!
They currently have large and small sizes in burgundy and black, and a large only in slate.
Please note that this band doesn't have a HR tracker - specs are as follows:
Measures -
Steps
Distance
Floors climbed
Calories burned
Active minutes
Time
Access Time, Stats and Caller ID Syncs Wirelessly
Track Your Night
Hours slept
Time awakened
Sleep quality
Silent vibrating alarm
Syncs With:
iPhone 4s+
iPad 3 gen+
Android: www.fitbit.com/devices
Windows Vista+
Mac OS 10.6+
What's included:
Wristband tracker
Charging cable
Wireless sync dongle
* Water Resistant.
Hope this helps someone!
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Currys sell the non-HR versions for £69, and you can normally find them cheaper than that if you look.
Not a particularly great deal, really.