Amazon Prime Day Garmin deals: The best deals on a range of Garmin hardware

Navigation

Garmin Edge 530 Review

(Image credit: Josh Croxton)

USA Deals
  
Smartwatches
  Computers
  Accessories

UK Deals
 
 Smartwatches
  Computers
  Accessories

It's day two of the Amazon Prime Day sale, the big online sale event started yesterday and finishes at the end of today. Welcome to our dedicated Garmin deals hub. Garmin sells a wide range of sport-specific tech hardware most notably cycling computers, smartwatches and its popular radar lights, a lot of which are discounted during the sale event. 

Garmin Instinct 2: $349.99$219.99 at Amazon11% off -

Garmin Instinct 2: $349.99 $219.99 at Amazon
11% off - Another new deal for the second day of the sale is the Garmin Instinct 2. The discount applies to the Graphite Camo colourway, and 45mm size.  

It's rugged, and may be for you if you want a watch that screams adventurer. Battery life is 28 days and there are the usual health and fitness features, but no contactless pay tech, so consider this if it's a deal breaker for you.

Garmin Epix Gen 2$899.99$599.00 at Amazon5% off -

Garmin Epix Gen 2: $899.99 $599.00 at Amazon
25% off - The mega 50% off discount of yesterday has halved, but we have kept the Epix in with its 25% off figure. 

The Epix Gen 2 champions its Amoled screen display and the list of specs for the watch is huge. The watch is packed, want an example? Epix Gen 2 boasts a jet lag advisor, up to 43,000 pre-loaded golf course maps and real-time stamina metrics.  

SOLD OUT - Garmin Instinct 2S Solar$399.99$219.99 at Amazon45% off -

SOLD OUT - Garmin Instinct 2S Solar: $399.99 $219.99 at Amazon
45% off - The Instinct 2S Solar watch can still be bought, but it has now returned to a less-heavily-discounted price of $265.00 (34% off).

Garmin markets the Instinct 2 as a rugged, hardy smartwatch. It has a water rating of 100 metres and is thermal and shock resistant, perfect for adventuring. 

There's GPS mapping, smart notifications and 24/7 health monitoring as well as up to 51 days of battery life when in smartwatch mode with solar charging. 

Garmin Fenix 7X Solar: $845.99$714.99 at Amazon15% off -

Garmin Fenix 7X Solar: $845.99 $714.99 at Amazon
15% off - The Fenix 7 does everything that a cycling computer does, and then some. This X version of the Fenix 7 has a larger 1.4-inch display. It will suit larger wrists and give you a little more screen real estate than the standard model. 

Garmin Fenix 7S: $699.99$589.35 at Amazon16% off -

Garmin Fenix 7S: $699.99 $589.35 at Amazon
16% off - This is the smallest of Garmin's three sizes for the Fenix 7, making it good for thinner wrists. The display shrinks to 1.2", but you still get the same functionality as its larger siblings. In this spec, there's no solar charging though.

Garmin Fenix 6X Pro: $649.99$519.99 at Amazon20% off -

Garmin Fenix 6X Pro: $649.99 $519.99 at Amazon
20% off - Before the Fenix 7, the Fenix 6 was Garmin's top multisport watch. It shares many of the same features, although it lacks a touchscreen and its battery life isn't the match of the newer model. But Garmin's software updates mean that you get the majority of the functionality of the Garmin 7 range.

Garmin Forerunner 945$499.99$299.99 at Amazon
40% off -  

Garmin Forerunner 945: $499.99 $299.99 at Amazon
40% off -  
The 945 discount has increased and this is now the cheapest the watch has been on Amazon. 

Summed up, the Forerunner 945 is a smartwatch aimed at triathlon or running disciplines which also supports music and third-party music apps such as Spotify and Deezer. Oh, and it has contactless pay tech too. 

Battery life is 10 hours in GPS mode or 2 whole weeks in smartwatch mode. If you don't need all the bells and whistles of some of the more premium models, this watch offers a heck of a lot for the price. 

SOLD OUT Garmin Forerunner 255 Music: $399.99$309.99 at Amazon23% off -

SOLD OUT Garmin Forerunner 255 Music: $399.99 $309.99 at Amazon
23% off - This price has now increased to $329.99 (18% off). 

Don't let the 'runner' bit put you off - the Garmin Forerunner series offers much that cyclists will like. Its heart rate and HRV tracking will allow you to keep track of your fitness and sleep trends and it will link up to cycling peripherals for all your workout data.

Garmin Forerunner 245 Music (Refurb): $319.99$239.99 at Amazon25% off -

Garmin Forerunner 245 Music (Refurb): $319.99 $239.99 at Amazon
25% off - If you're not looking for Garmin's latest Forerunner tech, this previous generation Forerunner offers even greater savings in a pre-owned renewed package. You can still play on-device music, although the display isn't quite the match of the newer Forerunner 255.

Garmin Enduro: $799.99 $359.99 at Amazon
55% off -

Garmin Enduro: $799.99 $359.99 at Amazon
55% off -
We make this the cheapest the Enduro model has been on Amazon so far and represents a strong deal. Though there may be only one unit left now! 

The clue is in the name of the solar charging Enduro, it offers up to 300 hours of battery life when in max battery mode or 80 hours in GPS mode. If you need a lighter-weight smartwatch with huge battery life then this is it. 

SOLD OUT Garmin Forerunner 245: $299.99$199.95 at Amazon33% off -

SOLD OUT Garmin Forerunner 245: $299.99 $199.95 at Amazon
33% off - This price has now increased to $229.99 (23% off).

Another iteration of the Forerunner 245, this version in berry comes with a good level of discount and will track your fitness for up to 7 days on a charge of 24 hours in GPS mode.

Garmin Vivoactive 5: $299.99$267.99 at Amazon11% off -

Garmin Vivoactive 5: $299.99 $267.99 at Amazon
11% off - Another Garmin option with an always-on, bright Amoled screen, the Vivoactive 5 will also track your HRV and sleep, including any naps. Pre-loaded workouts include cycling as well as everything from cardio to yoga, for a comprehensive off-bike fitness regime.

SOLD OUT Garmin Edge 840: $449.99 $426.95 at Amazon
5% off -

SOLD OUT Garmin Edge 840: $449.99 $426.95 at Amazon
5% off - The discount on Garmin's latest generation Edge 840 may not be huge, but it does unleash all Garmin's latest cycling computer tech in a more compact format, complete with a touchscreen for easy navigation while on the move.

Garmin Edge 1030 Plus Bundle: $699.99$389.99 at Amazon44% off -  

Garmin Edge 1030 Plus Bundle: $699.99 $389.99 at Amazon
44% off -  This Garmin Edge 1030 Plus bundle is a bargain at just under 400 bucks. Included are the computer, HRM monitor, speed and cadence sensors, mount and charger cable. Everything you need to get set up. 

The 1030 Plus shares its large format and 3.5" screen with the newer Edge 1040 and 1050. There's also much of the same functionality and access to the same Garmin Connect app, this model still packs a punch. 

Garmin Edge 1030 Plus Refurb: $509.99$349.99 at Amazon31% off -

Garmin Edge 1030 Plus Refurb: $509.99 $349.99 at Amazon
31% off - The 1030 Plus may no longer be Garmin's current top-spec computer, but it shares its large format and 3.5" screen with the newer Edge 1040 and 1050. There's also much of the same functionality and access to the same Garmin Connect app, which offers comprehensive performance analysis.

Garmin Edge 130 Plus HRM bundle: $249.99$234.99 at Amazon6% off -

Garmin Edge 130 Plus HRM bundle: $249.99 $234.99 at Amazon
6% off - Don't discount the Edge 130 Plus. It may not be as sexy as Garmin's larger, brighter cycling computers, but with the exception of maps, it shares much of their functionality. Bundled here with a heart rate strap, it will track the majority of your ride stats and link to other peripheral devices for even more data.

Garmin Edge Explore 2/Varia rearview radar bundle: $499.98$449.98 at Amazon10% off -

Garmin Edge Explore 2/Varia rearview radar bundle: $499.98 $449.98 at Amazon
10% off - The Edge Explore 2 majors on navigation, with onboard maps and a colour touchscreen. Bundled with a Garmin Varia rearview radar, it's a great package to help you get around and keep alert to what's approaching from behind, as well as including a taillight.

Garmin HRM Pro Plus Heart Rate Monitor:$149.99 $106.40 at Amazon
29% off -

Garmin HRM Pro Plus Heart Rate Monitor: $149.99 $106.40 at Amazon
29% off - Garmin's top-spec HRM band includes store-and-forward tech, so it will work even if not connected to a smartwatch or cycling computer. It has tool-free battery replacement when the battery does run out; Garmin says you should get a year's use.

Garmin HRM Dual: $69.99$54.50 at Amazon22% off -

Garmin HRM Dual: $69.99 $54.50 at Amazon
22% off - The HRM Dual has been this writer's personal choice of HRM for several years. It's hardy and performs excellently without a fuss, I don't think my own unit has ever missed a beat. It supports Bluetooth and Ant+ tech and uses a CR2032 coin cell battery for power. 

Garmin Varia RTL515 rearview radar/taillight: $199.99$149.00 at Amazon25% off -

Garmin Varia RTL515 rearview radar/taillight: $199.99 $149.00 at Amazon
25% off - Increase your road presence and keep aware of what's happening behind with Garmin's rearview radar. It will pair with the best cycling computers and Garmin smartwatches to alert you to approaching vehicles and also serves as a taillight. 

Garmin Varia RCT715 rearview camera/ radar/taillight: $399.99$349.99 at Amazon13% off -

Garmin Varia RCT715 rearview camera/ radar/taillight: $399.99 $349.99 at Amazon
13% off - The Varia RCT715 does everything that the RTL515 does, but upgrades it with an included video camera, to keep a record of your ride and automatically save footage in case of an incident or accident.

Garmin Instinct 2:£199.99£159.99 at Amazon28% off -

Garmin Instinct 2: £199.99 £159.99 at Amazon
28% off - The Instinct 2 is currently the cheapest it has ever been on Amazon. The discount applies to the regular size and standard style. 

The Instinct 2 is a more affordable rugged, multi-sport smart watch. It's a water and shock resistant smartwatch and has a range of built-in sports apps for the adventurer. Battery life in smartwatch mode is a huge 28 days. 

Garmin Forerunner 55:£159.99£109.99 at Amazon31% off -

Garmin Forerunner 55: £159.99 £109.99 at Amazon
31% off - The Forerunner 55 is a newly discounted smartwatch for the second day of the sale. 

If your looking for a smartwatch to wear and to help track your running metrics primarily then this could be a nice affordable option. 

It has wrist-based heart rate monitoring and shares some of the Garmin training features like PacePro and Recovery time predictor 

Garmin Fenix 7:£499.99£349.99 at Amazon30% off -

Garmin Fenix 7: £499.99 £349.99 at Amazon
30% off - The standard Fenix 7 offers the same functionality as Garmin's flashier Fenix 7s at a more affordable price. You still get the 1.3-inch colour touchscreen, just without solar charging.

Garmin Fenix 7S:£499.99£349.99 at Amazon30% off -

Garmin Fenix 7S: £499.99 £349.99 at Amazon
30% off - If you have smaller wrists, the standard Fenix 7 can feel a little too large to be comfortable. The 7S has the same features but decreases the face size to 1.2in from 1.3in, and decreases the case size to match.

Garmin Fenix 7X Solar:£619.99£416.99 at Amazon33% off 

Garmin Fenix 7X Solar: £619.99 £416.99 at Amazon
33% off - The Fenix 7 is Garmin's newest model and the 7X Solar model in particular has a strong discount in the UK right now. We think this is the cheapest the watch has been in the UK. 

Size-wise the 7X Solar has a 51mm size case, Garmin quotes 28 days of battery life when in smartwatch mode with the solar charging tech providing an additional 9 days of juice. 

Fenix models are packed with features, way too much to list here. There is a wide array of multi-sport training features as well as GNSS map support, a new built-in flashlight, support for contactless payments and music apps, not to mention all the smart notifications you desire on your wrist. 

Garmin Fenix 7X Pro Solar:£709.99£549.99 at Amazon23% off -

Garmin Fenix 7X Pro Solar: £709.99 £549.99 at Amazon
23% off - The Pro version of the Garmin Fenix 7 adds a torch and other features including solar charging and doubles the onboard memory to 32GB, so you can store a huge amount of ride data and maps on your device. The 7X is the largest format with a 1.4-inch screen.

Garmin Epix 2:£619.99£399.97 at Amazon35% off -

Garmin Epix 2: £619.99 £399.97 at Amazon
35% off - The Epix swaps in a vibrant Amoled screen for the Fenix's. It also redoubles the memory over the Fenix 7 Pro to 64Gb for huge capacity. Despite the bright screen, Garmin claims the Epix can still provide 16 days runtime and 42 hours of GPS tracking.

Garmin Venu 2:£329.99£239.00 at Amazon28% off -

Garmin Venu 2: £329.99 £239.00 at Amazon
28% off - The Venu 2 boasts a bright AMOLED screen, 11 days of battery life and Bluetooth connectivity to smartphones. It tracks over 25 sports and gives you a full set of health and fitness stats including sleep and heart rate and Garmin's body battery.

Garmin Edge 130 Plus Refurb£160.58£106.95 at Amazon
33% off -

Garmin Edge 130 Plus Refurb: £160.58 £106.95 at Amazon
33% off -
Garmin's smallest cycling computer may not give you full mapping, but it records your ride stats and still provides turn-by-turn navigation and a breadcrumb trail to follow. There's connectivity to all your devices in a very compact device too.

Garmin Edge Explore - Refurb£141.48£69.99 at Amazon
51% off -

Garmin Edge Explore - Refurb: £141.48 £69.99 at Amazon
51% off -
This is a refurbed version of the Edge Explore computer that has been checked and inspected prior to sale, a nice bargain at this price. 

With Garmin's cycle map pre-installed, the Edge Explore can route you to quieter roads and will follow popular routes used by other riders, rather than directing you to busy roads, allowing you to enjoy a more peaceful ride. This computer has been around for quite a number of years so if you don't need anything fancy this unit would fit the bill. 

Garmin Edge Explore£219.99£164.99 at Amazon
25% off -

Garmin Edge Explore: £219.99 £164.99 at Amazon
25% off -
With Garmin's cycle map pre-installed, the Edge Explore can route you to quieter roads and will follow popular routes used by other riders, rather than directing you to busy roads, allowing you to enjoy a more peaceful ride. This computer has been around for quite a number of years, though, and it has previously been priced at £129.99, so we'd wait for a better discount. 

Garmin HRM Dual: £58.89£44.50 at Amazon24% off -

Garmin HRM Dual: £58.89 £44.50 at Amazon
24% off - Using both ANT+ and Bluetooth, the HRM Dual allows you to connect to Zwift without an ANT+ connector, saving you even more money. The Garmin HRM Dual is a solid, good-quality heart rate monitor.

Garmin HRM Pro Plus Heart Rate Monitor:£99.99 £89.86 at Amazon
10% off -

Garmin HRM Pro Plus Heart Rate Monitor: £99.99 £89.86 at Amazon
10% off - The Pro Plus HRM provides accurate heart rate data and can also record and store it, allowing you to work out without a connected device. This makes it particularly handy if you run or participate in another exercise, allowing you to work out without a smartwatch.

Garmin Varia RTL515 rearview radar: £159.99 £119.99 at Amazon25% off -

Garmin Varia RTL515 rearview radar: £159.99 £119.99 at Amazon
25% off - There's a healthy saving to be had on Garmin's rearview radar with a built-in taillight, which senses approaching traffic and alerts you via your cycling computer or smartwatch. This is a few pounds off the cheapest this unit has been in the UK so this is a solid deal. 

Garmin Varia Radar (RVR315):£119.99£89.00 at Amazon26% off 

Garmin Varia Radar (RVR315): £119.99 £89.00 at Amazon
26% off - The RVR315 is the radar portion of the RTL515 (up above) in a standalone unit. The radar works in the same way and helps keep you safe, but the light is removed. 

A nice way to save some cash if you have a rear light you already like and just want to invest in the radar tech. 

Paul has been on two wheels since he was in his teens and he's spent much of the time since writing about bikes and the associated tech. He's a road cyclist at heart but his adventurous curiosity means Paul has been riding gravel since well before it was cool, adapting his cyclo-cross bike to ride all-day off-road epics and putting road kit to the ultimate test along the way. Paul has contributed to Cyclingnews' tech coverage for a few years, helping to maintain the freshness of our buying guides and deals content, as well as writing a number of our voucher code pages.