Garmin Prime Day deal: Get HUGE savings on the Fenix 6 Pro
This gigantic Garmin Prime Day deal nabs you the five-star Fenix 6X Pro for the lowest price ever
These are the best Garmin Prime Day deals we’ve seen: the company’s Fenix 6X Pro, which boasts all the sport-tracking features you could ever need and a jaw-dropping battery life, is at its cheapest-ever price on Amazon at £340. That’s down from its average cost of £450, making this an unmissable offer for those who want to fine-tune their exercise regime.
As if that wasn’t enough, Amazon has also slashed the price of the standard Fenix 6 Pro, which still has bags of tools with a slightly smaller display, to £305, down from an average of £416. As we explain in more detail below, you can’t go wrong with either of these stellar watches.
You’ll have to be very quick to snap up these Garmin Prime Day deals, though, because they expire at midnight tonight. You’ll also need to be a Prime member to take advantage of them, but you can sign up for a 30-day free trial by following the link at the very bottom of the page.
We almost ran out of superlatives in our original Garmin Fenix 6 Pro review, awarding it five stars out of five and a coveted Best Buy award – the highest praise we can bestow. In fact, we declared it to be “the best sports watch money can buy”. That’s because it offers an incredible array of sports tracking and reams of workout statistics, while providing support for Spotify and maps. It also looks good, with a very readable screen.
Meanwhile, stepping up the Garmin Fenix 6X Pro gets you all of the above, as well as a larger 280 x 280 1.4in display and an absolutely ludicrous battery life: with GPS switched on, it will last up to 60 hours. That falls to 15 hours if you’re using GPS and listening to music at the same time, but it’s still a result that blasts its sports watch rivals out of the water.
And that’s why the Garmin Prime Day deal on the Fenix 6X Pro is the best, if you can afford the extra £35. If not, you’re still getting a spectacular wearable. Once again, get in there as soon as possible while Amazon’s bargain bonanza lasts.
Note that you have to be a Prime subscriber to gain access to both deals, but you can simply sign up for a free, month-long trial by clicking on the link below.