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SAVE $80: As of Nov. 11,saint teresa eroticism the Fitbit Versa 4 is on sale for $119.95 at Amazon. That's a 40% saving on the list price.

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If you're eagerly awaiting the arrival of Black Friday to upgrade your smartwatch, there's no need to wait any longer. You can find a plethora of deals already live at Amazon. From fitness trackers for serious athletes to stylish smartwatches that suit everyday use, you'll find something perfect for you.

And as of Nov. 11, you can treat yourself to the Fitbit Versa 4 for just $119.95 at Amazon. This deal can be found in all color options, so you can choose from black, pink sand, or waterfall blue.

SEE ALSO: Save $50 on the Apple iPad (10th Gen) ahead of Black Friday

The Versa 4 is a great all-rounder fitness tracker, especially so for those who enjoy lifestyle features and a colorful user interface. There are over 40 sports tracking modes that include running, swimming, cycling, and general workout features. However, it's worth noting that the battery life isn't as long-lasting for long-distance activities as brands such as Garmin or Coros.

It monitors your heart rate, tracks sleep, and has built-in GPS so you can head outside for activities without your phone.

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Style-wise, the Versa 4 has a bright AMOLED display with vibrant colors and images. It's controlled by a touchscreen so it's easy to use as well as stylish on your wrist.

This is a limited-time deal at Amazon, so don't miss out.

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