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If you’re looking for a cheap smartwatch or GPS tracker to measure your fitness goals, Garmin has a range of options starting from £59.99, with more technical features depending on how much you want to spend. Garmin is truly the crème de la crème of sports monitoring, from fashion-led watches for step tracking to beefed-up GPS options for trail riders. Don’t forget to sign-up for Garmin Connect, Garmin’s very own app for tracking, analyzing and sharing your fitness activities.
When you’re out on your bike, you need a sturdy, mounted GPS mapping device that you can see clearly from your handlebars. Before smartwatches hit the market, Garmin blazed the trail in GPS devices that allowed people to go further outdoors without having to unfurl a map, and they’re still known as some of the best in the business.
A solid favourite among cyclists, the Garmin Edge 530 or 540 is a well-priced GPS to mount on your bike for city or off-road cycles. Looking to use your Garmin Edge 530 out on the trails? Invest in the mountain bike bundle. As well as a standard mount, it comes with a Mountain bike mount, a speed sensor, a tether, a silicon case to protect your GPS tracker from crashes and an Edge remote so you can control it without interrupting your cycle. It gives you a long 20 hours of battery life to allow you to track performance metrics to compare to previous rides – with certain models it’s even e-bike compatible.
£259.99 for Edge 530 at Evans Cycles | £199.97 for Edge 530 at Blacks | £194.99 for Edge 530 at Halfords |
A great option for serious cyclists with a competitive streak, the fully connected Garmin Edge 1030 gives you information at your fingertips. Preloaded Garmin Cycle Map gives you in-depth directions, while Trendline™ shows you the best on- and off-road routes. You can even keep in touch with your mates directly in the sat nav with rider-to-rider messaging, plus it comes with Strava Live Segments to keep those socials updated. It’s a sat nav on the high end of the price bracket, but you can get some good Garmin Edge 1030 deals on dedicated bike websites.
£469.99 for Edge 1040 at Evans Cycles | £595.00 for Edge 1030 at Merlin Cycles (out of stock) | £499.99 for Edge 1030 at Garmin |
Whether you’re after a Garmin running watch to track your personal bests at the local running club, or a Garmin waterproof watch to time your laps in the pool, Garmin's got a high-tech smartwatch that’s bound to get you moving.
Coming in as the best budget Garmin watch for fitness is the Vivomove. A favourite among wearers with a smaller bone structure, it’s the least chunky of Garmin’s fashion-led smartwatches. Not that it looks like a smartwatch at all: the brushed satin face has the appearance of a regular timepiece. But don’t be fooled - like all Garmin products it’s packed full of technical features, including a heart rate monitor for more accurate workout data.
£179.00 at Boots | £149.00 at Currys | £144.99 at H. Samuel |
Do you dabble in cycling, try your hand at tennis and from time to time and even dip your toe into the world of swimming? The Garmin Forerunner is made for casual athletes who like to try a little bit of everything when it comes to fitness. This all-rounder is the perfect partner for fitness lovers who are training for a triathlon.
£149.00 for Forerunner 55 at Argos | £129.99 for Forerunner 55 at Decathlon | £249.00 for Forerunner 245 at Very | £379.99 for Forerunner 265 at John Lewis |
The Rolex of fitness smartwatches is Garmin’s Fenix line. If you’re looking for a GPS sat-nav, a fitness tracker and a timepiece all wrapped up in one design-led package, then tracking down a Garmin Fenix sale is your best bet. Our top pick is the Fenix 6S Pro watch, which features a number of market-leading technologies including wireless GPS mapping, so you can plot and follow routes from inbuilt maps, even away from your mobile phone and signal. There’s even a solar-powered version for adventurers who are likely to be away from power outlets for long periods.
£383.00 at Very | £429.00 at Argos | £429.00 at Currys |
Garmin Vivoactive
For the smartwatch that can do it all look no further than the Garmin Vivoactive 4 or 5. With the Vivoactive range, there’s no such thing as too many health stats. The Vivoactive is packed full of features and even allows you to leave your wallet at home and pay with your watch! Up to 8 days of battery life will make sure you’re always connected too. Check out the best Vivoactive discounts below.
£199.99 for Vivoactive 4S at Decathlon (out of stock) | £199.00 for Vivoactive 5 at Argos | £199.00 for Vivoactive 5 at Currys | £199.00 for Vivoactive 5 at John Lewis (out of stock) |
Garmin Venu 2 Deals
Boasting advanced health monitoring and fitness features, the Garmin Venu 2 is the perfect GPS smartwatch to help you better understand your body. Featuring durable Gorilla Glass and a stainless steel bezel, the Venu 2 is ready for anything. With stress tracking, a Pulse Ox sensor and mindful breathing with the Venu 2 you’ll be able to stay not just physically fit, but mentally too. The Venu 2 also makes it easier to stay connected with a range of apps, from Spotify to Garmin pay; this is a smartwatch that can do it all! Retailing at £349 the Venu 2 may be pricier than some smartwatches but with a wide range of features, there’s more than enough bang for your buck! If you shop with Currys then you could even save yourself £50 and pick up a Venu 2 for £299.
£339.00 at Argos | £211.12+ at Amazon | £264.00 at Currys | £264.00 at John Lewis |
When you want a snazzy smartwatch without the premium price tag, it pays off to wait until Black Friday and grab a Garmin discount code. Black Friday 2024 is scheduled for 29 November, and it's set to be bigger than ever. Keep an eye on our page at Groupon for the best Garmin discounts over the Cyber Weekend. Here's a few offers that really caught our eye in 2023:
1. By far the cheapest way to pick up a Garmin smartwatch is by opting for a refurbished model. When you buy a Garmin refurbished, you’re essentially getting a second-hand smartwatch that has had parts replaced, sometimes to a brand new, out-of-the-box standard. You can pick up refurbished consumer technology for up to 30% less than a new product, but it’s worth bearing in mind that if you’re looking to insure this pricey purchase that many insurance providers do not offer coverage for refurbished items. Look out for specialist refurbishers on online marketplaces like Ebay, or the dedicated refurbished Garmin Amazon mini-site.
2. If you’re a student who is more likely to swerve a night out in favour of an early Saturday morning run, you’re in luck: Garmin offers up to a whopping 40% off selected Garmin products for students. So whether you’re eyeing up a pretty Vivomove to track your walks to Uni lectures, or watch from the Fenix range to splurge your student loan on, Garmin has you covered.
3. Keep Groupon’s sports and outdoors page and sports equipment page on your radar, as any discount codes direct from the retailer will crop up here.
4. Argos discount codes, Amazon discount codes and Currys discount codes can all help you save on a Garmin watch or sat nav.