Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days event featured discounts on smartwatches and fitness trackers from brands including Apple, Garmin, Samsung, and Fitbit. While the 48-hour official sales window closed, several major retailers and Amazon listings maintained steep discounts on wearable technology, according to retail tracking from PCMag and Mashable.
Garmin Epix Pro and Fenix Series See Deep Price Cuts Past Prime Day
Garmin watches experienced some of the steepest post-event price drops, led by a 47 percent discount on the Garmin epix Pro (Gen 2) Sapphire edition, which dropped from $1,000 to $530 on Amazon. The timepiece features a 1.3-inch always-on AMOLED display, a scratch-resistant sapphire lens, multi-band GPS, and a built-in flashlight.
Meanwhile, it was reported that the Garmin Fenix 8 series received a $280 discount, bringing prices down to between $729 and $1,199. It was noted that despite Garmin announcing the Fenix 9 a month prior, the Fenix 8 will receive virtually all incoming Fenix 9 software features.
For mid-range buyers, the Garmin Vivoactive 5 fell by more than $100 to $191.99, down from $299.99, as reported by PCMag. Mashable tracked the Garmin Venu 3 and 3S down to a record-low $279.99, offering over 30 preloaded sports apps for multi-sport tracking.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Lead Android Wearable Discounts
Android users shopping post-Prime Day found significant savings on Samsung’s wearable lineup.
For outdoor adventurers, the rugged Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra fell by $155.04 to $494.95, pairing a build with waterproof ratings down to 328 feet.
Apple Watch Series 12 and SE 3 Maintain Discounted Price Tags
Apple’s wearable discounts continued post-event, led by the Apple Watch Series 12 at $349.99, a savings of $49.01 off its standard $399.00 retail price.
Budget-conscious iPhone users found the Apple Watch SE 3 discounted to $199 from $249, retaining features like an always-on display, wrist temperature sensing, and sleep apnea detection.
Google’s ecosystem also saw reductions, with the Pixel Watch 5 appearing in deals. WIRED noted that the latest Pixel Watch features repairable hardware construction.
Fitbit Charge 6 and CMF Watch 3 Pro Target Budget Buyers
Entry-level fitness trackers saw major percentage discounts across multiple platforms. The Fitbit Charge 6 dropped to $89.95 from its original $159.95 price, offering 40 exercise modes, built-in GPS, and heart rate monitoring, according to PCMag and Mashable.
Mashable also highlighted the CMF Nothing Watch 3 Pro at $59, which combines a 1.5-inch display with fitness tracking.
Frequently Asked Questions About Smartwatch and Fitness Tracker Deals
Which smartwatches work with both iPhone and Android devices?
Most fitness trackers and smartwatches manufactured by Garmin and Polar work on both major operating systems.
Do fitness trackers offer better battery life than smartwatches?
Screenless fitness trackers and select sports-focused models from Garmin can run for a week or longer on a single charge.
What should buyers prioritize when choosing a tracker for sleep monitoring?
Alternatively, consumers who dislike wrist-worn devices at night often opt for smart rings.
How much storage do current-generation smartwatches include?
Storage capacity varies by brand and model tier, but newer devices like the Apple Watch Series 12 feature 64 GB of internal storage capacity for offline music, apps, and mapping data.