The high-end Garmin Fenix 7 Pro just hit a bargain price
The four-star Fenix 7 Pro is one of Garmin’s best wearables, and Amazon’s just brought it down to a far more tempting price point.
Originally sold for a staggering £749.99, the Garmin Fenix 7 Pro is now available for just £600.47. At the time of publishing however, stock is starting to dwindle for the listing so if you want to nab the deal, there’s no time like the present.
It almost goes without saying but for any athletes, avid runners or even those who are looking to take their health and fitness seriously, Garmin wearables are instantly easy to recommend and very few are quite so feature packed as the Fenix 7 Pro.
Garmin Fenix 7 Pro Price Crash
The Fenix 7 Pro was already an easy recommendation for runners and athletes, but at this discounted price there’s never been a better time to buy.
- Amazon
- Was £749.99
- Now £600.47
For starters, the 7 Pro can last for up to 18-days on a single charge – a feat it partially achieves thanks to its built-in solar charging panels that allow the device to be topped up as you venture into the great outdoors.
The one negative is that unlike the pricier Epix Pro (Gen 2), the Fenix 7 Pro doesn’t feature an AMOLED display and instead uses a more power efficient memory-in-pixel variant. This is less of an issue when viewed outdoors (MiP screens are arguably easier to read in these scenarios) but when inside, watch faces don’t quite pop with the same level of vibrancy.
Still, there is a built-in torch on the Fenix 7 Pro, so if you’re the type of person who enjoys running early in the morning before the sun comes up then you’ll be covered with plenty of visibility on those darker routes.
On the software side, the 7 Pro can keep you intune with your body’s current bill of health with handy features like the Morning Report, which immediately lets you know how well you’ve slept upon waking, and whether or not you’re recovered enough to tackle a demanding workout.
There’s plenty to love about the Fenix 7 Pro, and certainly if you’ve been looking to invest in a Garmin wearable to last you for the foreseeable future, this is a great one to buy especially whilst it’s going for a discounted price.
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