If you want to put a big smile on your kid’s face this Christmas without breaking the bank, you should probably hurry up and order the Fitbit Ace LTE from Woot while the smartwatch is discounted by a whopping $100.
Google’s Fitbit Ace LTE smartwatch is here this holiday season to save you a ton of trouble and a lot of money at Woot right now if you feel that shopping for your kids for Christmas has gotten harder and harder in recent years due to the expansion and diversification of several different segments of the larger tech industry.
Indeed, the search giant’s six-month-old kid’s wearable with cellular capabilities is now far less expensive than it was a few weeks ago and even less so than it was a few weeks prior. A brand-new, unused, unopened, and undamaged device in a “Mild” hue with a full one-year Google guarantee may be purchased for as little as $129.99 if you act quickly.
Woot recently lowered the Fitbit Ace LTE’s unimpressive $229.95 asking price to $169.99 and $149.99 for a brief period of time. At least in principle, you have seven days to take advantage of the e-tailer’s remarkable (and extraordinarily early) Christmas deal on what may be the greatest smartwatch available for a youngster aged seven to fourteen.
Remember that your $130 will not cover the cost of a Fitbit Ace Pass LTE data plan, which is required in order to allow your child to use the device’s location sharing, calling, and messaging capabilities, as well as Fitbit Arcade games and software upgrades.
Wherever you choose to get the Fitbit Ace LTE, it will cost you an extra $9.99 a month or $119 annually, which may not seem like a high total cost if you take advantage of Woot’s possibly incredible pre-Black Friday sale.
Of course, you could just go straight to Amazon, the parent company of Woot, and choose a “Mild” or “Spicy” Ace LTE device, which is now available for $50 less than its usual price of $229.95. Although it’s certainly not what I personally advise right now, it might quickly become your greatest option for saving money. Most likely, much earlier than Wednesday of next week, when Woot’s most recent deal is officially scheduled to end.