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SAVE 49%: Today,Watch The Tax Collector Online Mar. 15, the Fitbit Ace 3 is on sale for just $39.95 at Amazon. This limited-time deal sheds $30.05 off the activity tracker's regular list price of $70.

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The benefits of having a wearable fitness tracker aren't reserved for adults only. With the Fitbit Ace 3, kids can enjoy forming healthy habits, too, with the help of a watch that's durable enough for all of their adventures.

As of today, Mar. 15, the Fitbit Ace 3 is on sale at Amazon for just $39.95, taking $30.05 (or 49% off) the regular list price of $79. This limited-time deal establishes a brand-new record-low price for the Fitbit Ace 3. This sale comes just in time for the rush of spring activities, so we recommend grabbing it while you can.

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Not only is the Fitbit Ace 3 a wearable fitness tracker and watch, but its features work with kids to help incentivize and build healthy habits. For example, the watch's display grows more intricate as your child moves more through the day, and kids can earn virtual badges when they reach their goals. With bedtime reminders, the Fitbit Ace 3 also helps kids establish healthy bedtime routines and sleep habits. We also appreciate that parents can manage their child's Fitbit Ace 3 from their own watch, too.

Help your child spring into new, healthy habits when you score the Fitbit Ace 3 today at Amazon for its new lowest price.

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