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The wearable deals worth buying this Labor Day are surprisingly easy to miss

I filtered Amazon and Best Buy's Labor Day wearable sales down to four smartwatch deals actually worth considering.

The wearable deals worth buying this Labor Day are surprisingly easy to miss

Labor Day sales at Amazon and Best Buy feature a variety of wearable tech options that are worth considering, despite the presence of questionable no-name watches. A standout 2024 model is the Galaxy Watch7, now available for $189.99 at Best Buy, down from $249.99. This Android smartwatch boasts a bright AMOLED display, dual-frequency GPS, and extensive health features. Its fast performance, polished design, and comfortable fit make it a solid choice at under $200, though its battery life is its main drawback.

For those focused on workouts, sleep, and recovery, the Garmin vívoactive 5 stands out with a $181.97 discount at Amazon from its original $299.99 price. Its AMOLED screen, strong battery endurance, useful wellness tools, and lack of a required subscription make it an excellent value for the price, especially for those seeking Garmin's fitness features without paying flagship prices.

The Amazfit Active 3, priced at $125.99 at Amazon after a $169.99 reduction, offers the most affordable option without compromising quality. Its 1.32-inch AMOLED screen, sapphire glass, and robust workout modes with up to 12 days of battery life make it an excellent entry-level smartwatch.

For outdoor enthusiasts, Best Buy's Labor Day deal puts the Instinct 3 Solar at $299.99 instead of $349.99. This rugged option features solar charging, a built-in flashlight, and an adventure-focused design, making it better suited for hiking and outdoor training than everyday smartwatch use.

Huawei's latest wearable lineup includes the health-focused Watch D3, which offers medical-grade blood pressure monitoring. This device sets itself apart from mainstream wearables by providing hardware-backed, reliable blood pressure tracking.

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