The Fitbit Ace LTE, a connected smartwatch designed for children aged 7 to 11, is currently available through Woot for $113.47, down from its $179.95 list price. The offer represents a discount of about $66, although availability and pricing may change.
The device is listed as open-box, meaning its packaging may have been opened previously while the watch itself is sold as new. Shipping is free for Prime members, while other customers pay an additional delivery fee within the contiguous United States.
Movement, communication and parental tools
Built around active play, the Ace LTE combines animated experiences, games and movement challenges that encourage children to reach activity goals throughout the day. Certain games require users to complete short movement targets before continuing, turning screen time into a more active routine.
The smartwatch also supports calls, messages and GPS location features, alongside parental controls managed through the Fitbit Ace app. The companion app works with both iPhone and Android devices, allowing families to set up contact permissions and monitor key settings.
To access LTE connectivity, location tools and games, families need the Ace Pass subscription, priced at $9.99 per month. Without the subscription, the watch remains focused on core movement and step tracking functions.
The Ace LTE does not include music or sleep-tracking features, and performance may occasionally slow when moving between functions. Still, its blend of activity-focused play and family communication tools positions it as a distinctive option in the children's wearable market.
As connected wearables become more child-focused, products such as the Ace LTE could help shape a future where everyday technology supports healthier, more active digital habits.
