20 Black Friday Health Tech Deals to Shop this Cyber Monday

Backed by elite athletes, Whoop is one of the best pieces of health tech you can invest in for recovery and sleep insights. This Black Friday is the cheapest you can pick one up for this year and includes the all-important 12-month subscription.

Oura has dropped the Oura Ring 3 to its lowest ever price for Black Friday. Right now, you can pick up the Heritage version for as little as £249 – £100 cheaper than the new Oura Ring 4. While you’ll miss out on the new device’s slimmer profile and upgraded interior, the app experience and insights are the same across both iterations.

If you’re looking for a feature-packed running watch, or even an affordable triathlon watch, the Forerunner 255 has those tracking modes covered as well as giving you access to Garmin’s latest insights to make sure you’re training on the optimal days.

While not exclusively fitness earbuds, we’ve found the AirPods Pro 2 have passed the gym and running test with its pleasingly secure fit, polished sound for bass fiends and some of the best controls you can find on a set of earbuds.

Samsung’s answer to the Apple Watch Ultra is for Android phone owners only and gives you dual-frequency GPS to boost tracking of your outdoor training, a tough titanium case and scores your energy levels to help you decide when to take a rest day.

The Powerbeats Pro put fit and bassy sound first over everything. The earhook design holds firm for more energetic training time and the physical controls make it easy to switch to a track that you know will give you more of a motivational kick.

Polar’s most premium multisports watch is packed with its latest Elixir sensor that can keep tabs on your temperature and blood oxygen levels to give your better insights into whether you’re getting that training volume right or you’re overdoing it.

The Watch Fit 3 is a smartwatch and fitness watch all in one, with a gorgeous colour screen in place to show off your stats or phone notifications, built-in GPS for outdoor workouts, and it even has modes for sports like padel.

A worthy Oura ring alternative made from sleek titanium that doesn’t require an extra subscription to keep an eye on your movements, sleep and when it’s time to take a rest day.

Even with the Fenix 8 now on the scene, the Fenix 7X Pro remains a beast of a fitness and outdoor companion. It’s loaded with all of Garmin’s best tracking and training features, all wrapped up in seriously rugged, flashlight-toting design.

Huawei has since launched the Watch GT 5, but the Watch GT 4 still gives you a sleek stainless steel design and a crisp colour screen. It also packs similar tracking smarts, like the latest GPS technology and weeks-long battery life.

Garmin’s Instinct 2 Solar is a rugged adventure watch that uses two displays to split up your running, cycling and swimming stats, and also boasts solar charging powers that give you unlimited battery life.

Suunto’s feature-rich adventure watch can run for weeks off a single charge, while offering some of the best tracking for outdoor workouts on any watch, with maps and training metrics aplenty.

Unofficially Garmin’s first Fenix with a colour screen, the Epix Pro standard edition doesn’t have full maps, but will still has features like a bright flashlight, metrics to assess your ability to tackle hills and will last for weeks off a single charge.

If you can live without solar charging from the 955 solar edition and the colour screen on the newer 965, the 955 gives you all of the good stuff from Garmin’s most advanced running watch. That includes the ability to glance down at detailed maps, see morning reports to get you ready for the day and tell you whether it’s time to train or maybe take an easy day.

The rugged sibling to Garmin’s Fenix features two displays and can track everything from strength workouts to backcountry skiing, with the ability to better guide you on your adventures, all while promising a battery life of up to 21 days.

The Apple Watch Series 9 is a smartwatch that expertly balances day-to-day functionality with health and fitness tracking. It has an excellent screen, great health features, a huge range of apps and tools and it’s now £50 off in the Argos Black Friday sale.

A Garmin oldie that’s still a goodie, the Forerunner 55 is a no-frills running watch that can also track pool swims and rides. There’s access to Garmin’s app store and the ability to follow coached running plans, making it ideal for new runners and anyone that likes to keep things basic.

A health and fitness tracker in disguise, the ScanWatch 2 can also keep tabs on your bedtime and includes an ECG sensor to give it Apple Watch-rivalling smarts.

Polar markets the Ignite 3 as a ‘fitness and wellness’ watch, with its features geared more to casual training and building good fitness habits than demanding stat tracking. It’s a solid option for all but the most serious gym-goers and this titanium version looks pretty slick, too.