Cyber Monday Garmin Deals 2023: Save $200 on the Fenix 7X Sapphire Pro Right Now

Master the Half GPS running watch category—its OS is fast, it offers an amazingly intuitive interface, and it includes all the cutting-edge features that Garmin has to offer. It rarely goes on sale since it’s so new to the market, but Garmin is offering a $50 discount today.

If you like to run on the trails deep in the woods, the Garmin Instict is made for you. It’s majorly discounted to $168 today (down from $250), and it comes with GPS that’s designed to work even when you’re out in the sticks. The battery also lasts up to two weeks, which can come in inexpert in a survival (or backcountry hiking) situation.

Considered by many to be the crème de la crème of Garmin’s running watch line, this newest and fanciest edition of the Fenix is jam-packed with sensors and trackers that can track everything from your running routes to your stress levels and recovery productivity. Plus, it has a flashlight, which we’ve found can be surprisingly helpful if you like to wear your watch all day.

At the moment, this watch is on sale for $200 off, knocking it down from a four-figure watch to something we mortals can more reasonably afford. It’s still pricey, but we insist it’s worth the investment if you like keeping your training data holistic.

If you like the Apple Watch look but you don’t use an iPhone, Garmin’s Venu Sq is a great option (and it works nicely with Apple devices, too). The lifestyle-focused watch includes GPS and all the basic features you need to track your runs, but it also fits in well at the office. It’s $80 off for Cyber Monday.

The Enduro 2 doesn’t mess around with battery life. Not one speck. It’s built to run with GPS activated for up to 150 hours thanks to its solar charging capabilities, and it can even patch together an impressively accurate reading of your backcountry routes. Better yet, it has the same discount as the Fenix 7X Pro right now—a $200 markdown from MSRP.

Now that the Venu 3 has rolled out, we’re not surprised to see its predecessors phasing out in thrifty fashion. The Venu 2, one of its most immediate older siblings, is a substantial $150 cheaper on Amazon right now—a heck of a deal for a watch that rivals the Apple Watch in terms of sleekness and functionality.

Garmin’s watches have developed considerable notoriety for their cross-discipline versatility, but the 900 series is unrivaled in its capacity to swap between activities on the fly. The 955’s Triathlon Mode is one of the most accurate and intuitive we've seen, allowing you to swap between your swim, bike, and run splits on the fly—no time wasted in your transitions.

Perhaps thanks to the introduction of the 965, the 955 is presently 20 percent off, making it the same price as a non-discounted 255. To us, that's one heck of a free leap in performance.

While we consider the Fenix 7X Pro series a top contender for one of the best running watches available, the Epix can satisfy your need to get that little bit closer to peak fitness fanciness. Compared to the Fenix, the Epix has a clearer display and longer battery life sans solar power, and it also offers you more control over when your screen is on.

The one major snag for potential buyers might be the $1100 price tag for the Epix's largest size; however, at least right now, you can chop $200 off every the 42 and 47mm sizes, putting the price back in Fenix territory.

Sometimes, all you need to keep your training on track is a simple, readable watch that tells you your distance, time, pace, and heart rate. The Forerunner 55 certainly does more than that, but it makes checking those foundational stats as approachable as can be.

Plus, despite costing well under $200 at its current discounted price, this watch still gives you detailed pace analyses, decent race prediction software, and even menstrual cycle tracking. Is it all the most accurate information? Not entirely. Is it nevertheless helpful? Absolutely, if you ask us.