Amazon has a truly gigantic Garmin Fenix 6 Pro deal for you this Black Friday, making it the cheapest it’s ever been on the site

The high-end Garmin wearables are tumbling in price thanks to Amazon Prime Day

So happy with it. Quite disappointed it does not take calls without earbuds but I guess I should have checked before

Really good quality watch. Bought as a gift for my husband for christmas. He loves it! Has so many awesoke features im glad i chose this one

High accuracy GPS and heartrate tracking. Most useful for more serious athletes, otherwise look for something cheaper. Very good battery life and screen.

I did quite a lot of homework before buying this, comparing lots of different brands and models. I really still want sure about any of them though. A lowered price got me to commit, and I'm glad I did. I'm probably only still using a small percentage of what this can do, but I'm already impressed. The heart rate monitor stuff works great, I can track runs and how my fitness is improving, play Spotify without my phone, I can track sleep and how much water I drink, set silent alarms, and lots more. The build quality is also really good and the battery lasts for ages.

The watch has a few features extra than the instinct model I had before. Still find the wrist heart rate function a bit hit and miss but otherwise great watch.

The Garmin Fenix 6 Pro further refines the formula already tried and tested in the Garmin Fenix 5. With increased battery life, bigger screen and better menu system, the Garmin Fenix 6 Pro is a definite improvement over its predecessor. It might be a bit too heavy for some runners, though.

Excellent build quality; High precision; Good menu system; Sapphire glass

No haptic feedback on button press; Heavier than Forerunner 945; Limited payment options (UK)

The Fenix 6 Pro can help you train harder and race smarter, and has useful smart features to back up its sports tracking

Top-class sports tracking and training analysis; New PacePro tool to pace your runs; Maps and music with Spotify support

Very expensive; Heart rate tracking not always accurate

With a bigger screen, longer battery life and a killer new feature, Garmin’s latest Fenix is a surefire winner