Amazon Prime Day Garmin deals 2023: huge discounts still available
The Amazon Prime Big Deals Day sale is over, but don't worry if you missed it – there are still some huge savings available on Garmin watches and tech, and you'll find them all right here. For example, in the US you can still grab the Garmin Epix (Gen 2) for just $549.99, which is a saving of $250 and the cheapest we've ever seen it.
We don't yet know when Amazon Prime Day 2024 will take place, but it's likely to be in the second week of July – possibly the 9th and 10th. There's a good chance we'll see a second Prime member sale in October as well, again probably in the second week of the month.
To get the best Garmin deals during either event, you'll need to be an Amazon Prime subscriber. If you're not already registered, you can sign up for a free 30-day trial shortly beforehand, which will last throughout the sale period. Not sure you want to commit? You can always cancel before the first payment goes out a month later.
I'll also be rounding up all this year's best Black Friday Garmin deals when November rolls around, so stick with Advnture to make sure you don't miss out.
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Amazon isn't the only retailer offering discounts on Garmin devices. Here's a roundup of all the best sales available right now.
US deals
Amazon: discounts on Garmin sports watches, cycle computers, and more
Dick's Sporting Goods: up to $100 off selected Garmin watches, with limited stock
Best Buy: up to $200 off Garmin sports watches, including the Epix (Gen 2)
Bass Pro: up to $1,000 off Garmin sports watches, fish finders and chart plotters
Walmart: get up to $100 off a selection of Garmin watches and HRMs
Competitive Cyclist: deals on Garmin Edge bike computers and Tacx trainers
Backcountry: get up to 31% off Garmin cycling tech
UK deals
Amazon: discounts on a wide range of Garmin tech, with deals updated daily
Chain Reaction Cycles: up to 42% off cycle computers, sensors and more
Jura Watches: save up to £214 off a huge selection of Garmin sports watches
Runners Need: up to 20% off Garmin Fenix and Forerunner watches
Sigma Sports: get 10-16% off Garmin Edge bike computers
Very: save up to £80 off Garmin sat-navs and kids' sports watches
Wiggle: up to £100 off selected Garmin watches in the Wiggle clearance sale
Prime Day Garmin deals still running
The Amazon Prime Day sale is over, but there are still some huge savings on Garmin devices. The offers could end any time, so move fast to grab them while they last.
Garmin Epix (Gen 2): $799.99 $549.99 at Amazon
Save $250 Now we're talking! This is the cheapest the Epix (Gen 2) has ever been by a huge margin. It's a superb multi-sports watch that's very similar to the Fenix 7, but with a stunning AMOLED display on top. It's still on offer, even after Prime Day!View Deal
Garmin Forerunner 945: $499.99 $329.99 at Amazon
Save $170 The Forerunner 945 is a feature-packed watch beloved by cyclists, runners and triathletes. It was superseded by the 955 last year, but software updates have kept it fresh and it's still on offer after Prime Day.View Deal
Garmin Drive 52 GPS Navigator: $169.99 $99.99 at Amazon
Save $70 There weren't many GPS navs in the Prime Big Deal Days event, but this one is back down to its lowest price this year. It's super easy to use, with a 5in touchscreen, and comes preloaded with maps for the US and Canada. View Deal
More Garmin deals
If you can't see the device you're looking for, we've rounded up today's best prices for a wide range of Garmin tech, from watches and bike computers to handheld satellite navigators. These prices are checked and updated daily.
FAQ
What is Amazon Prime Day?
Amazon Prime Day is a two-day sales event, when Amazon gives Prime members special discounts on thousands of products. Some deals run for the full 48 hours, while others are Lightning Deals that only last for a brief time.
When is Amazon Prime Big Deal Days?
The Amazon Prime Big Deal Days event will take place on October 10-11 2023.
How long does Amazon Prime Day last?
Amazon Prime Day lasts 48 hours, usually starting at 3am EDT on the first day in the US, and 12am BST in the UK.