The LTE Version of This Fitbit for Kids Just Dropped to $100

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. Gamifying boring but necessary life tasks has been a thing for a while, and perhaps the most well-known option for fitness in recent years is Fitbit. Since Google owns Fitbit, they've been making fitness smartwatches, bringing the same idea for kids with the Fitbit Ace LTE . This kid-friendly smartwatch is massively discounted, currently $99.95 (originally $229.95 at launch in 2024)—the lowest price yet, according to price-checking tools . Fitbit Google Ace LTE $99.95 at Amazon $179.95 Save $80.00 Get Deal Get Deal $99.95 at Amazon $179.95 Save $80.00 The Fitbit Google Ace LTE focuses on making the active lifestyle fun for kids, with engaging games and animated digital animals. It has a screen time limit—if you're playing a game, you need to reach a specified activity goal every five to 10 minutes before you can continue to play. Parents can track their kid's smartwatch with its LTE GPS signal. The smartwatch supports texts and calls, is compatible with Android or iOS, and has parental controls. The Fitbit Google Ace LTE is not perfect, however. It can be sluggish at times; there is no compatible app for music or sleep tracking; and the rewards system can be a bit much—all of this according to PCMag's "excellent" review . The watch is designed for kids between the ages of seven and 11 and you'll need a $9.99 monthly subscription (altho…