$99.95 buys the Fitbit Google Ace LTE as of June 1, cutting $80 from its $179.95 list price and marking its lowest tracked price, according to CamelCamelCamel.
The kids-focused watch pairs 4G LTE and GPS tracking with parent-managed calling and messaging for up to 20 contacts, aiming to keep children reachable without full internet access.
Battery life is rated at more than 16 hours, and a 30-minute fast charge restores about 11 hours of use, reducing the risk of the device going offline during the day.
Fitbit also bundles activity-based games through Fitbit Arcade and step-and-jump tracking via the Noodle ring, while parents can limit gameplay during school hours.
PCMag previously rated the Ace LTE "Excellent," citing its mix of kid-friendly games, parental controls and GPS features that now come at a lower entry price.
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