Garmin's top-tier Fenix 8 smartwatch is cheaper yet again – one day after hitting it's lowest-ever price on Amazon
The online retailer knocked some more money off everyone's favourite Garmin watch
I feel like at this point, everyone who wanted a Fenix 8 has bought one, as the watch has been steadily dropping in price for the last 6 months or so. The last time I reported on the brand's flagship smartwatch was 2 days ago, when it fell to its lowest-ever price of £567.15.
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Now, the Fenix 8 has fallen to an even lower price. At £555.15, it's 30% off RRP, which is a very tempting offer. If you bought one two days ago for £12 more, I wouldn't lose sleep over it; however, if you haven't, now would be the time to jump on board.
A 30% discount makes the Garmin Fenix 8 much easier to recommend, especially if you've been waiting for the top-tier Garmin watch to become a little more affordable.
Even at launch, it was one of the most capable multisport smartwatches money could buy, combining premium hardware with a feature set that few rivals can match.
The bright AMOLED display is the headline upgrade, delivering crisp maps, colourful workout screens and excellent readability in almost any lighting conditions.
It also packs Garmin's latest training tools, including Training Readiness, Endurance Score, Hill Score, advanced recovery insights, wrist-based running dynamics and personalised daily workout suggestions.
Beyond running, the Fenix 8 excels across hiking, cycling, swimming, strength training and outdoor adventures. Full-colour TopoActive maps, multi-band GPS, SatIQ positioning and turn-by-turn navigation make it a superb companion for exploring unfamiliar routes.
New additions such as a built-in speaker and microphone for calls and voice commands, plus dive-ready hardware with a 40-metre dive rating, help separate it from previous generations.
