Prime Day Is Over, But the Best Smartwatch Deals Are Still Here
Extended smartwatch Prime Day offers refer to time-limited discounts that remain active after the main event ends, keeping prices at or near their lowest levels while stock lasts and giving buyers a short window to pick up popular models at meaningful savings across Apple, Garmin and Samsung’s latest wearables. This batch of deals is worth attention because many prices match all‑time lows, and in several cases the most capable variants cost less than their entry versions. In short: if you have been waiting for serious Apple Watch deals or a flagship Garmin Fenix discount, this is one of the better moments to buy before listings sell out or quietly reset to full price. From premium outdoor watches to thin LTE wearables, the range of options on sale suits most budgets and fitness needs.
Apple Watch Series 11, Ultra 3 and SE 3: Is $279 a Smart Buy?
The headline Apple Watch deals center on the Apple Watch Series 11, discounted to USD 279 (approx. RM1,285), which represents roughly 30% off the USD 399 (approx. RM1,837) list price. That is a strong price for Apple’s mainstream watch, especially with the more rugged Ultra 3 and budget‑friendly SE 3 also reduced, giving you three clear tiers from entry to premium. At this level, the Series 11 undercuts most rival flagships while still giving you deep iPhone integration, first‑party fitness tracking and access to the full watchOS app ecosystem. In a deal context, USD 279 (approx. RM1,285) for the latest core Apple Watch line is firmly in “buy now” territory unless you are waiting for a major redesign or need ultra‑specialist features, because discounts of this size on new‑generation Apple wearables tend to be short‑lived.
Garmin Fenix 8 Pro: All‑Time Low for Endurance Athletes
For outdoor and endurance athletes, the standout smartwatch Prime Day holdover is the Garmin Fenix 8 Pro, which remains discounted by USD 350 (approx. RM1,611), dropping it from USD 1,200 (approx. RM5,522) to USD 850 (approx. RM3,910)—its lowest price ever. According to one long‑running tech testing team, “because the Garmin Fenix 8 Pro is a luxury smartwatch and it's on sale for almost 30% off, I'm rating this deal a 5/5.” The Fenix 8 Pro is described as a rugged, cult‑favorite smartwatch that tracks virtually every sport, with support for add‑on sensors such as golf club and bike accessories for deeper performance data. It features a MicroLED display, a built‑in flashlight and satellite communication options that let you call or text without your phone once you pay for Garmin’s emergency satellite subscription. These lingering discounts can end or sell out at any time, so if you want an off‑grid training companion, this is a rare chance to pay significantly less.
| Spec | Garmin Fenix 8 Pro | Ideal User |
|---|---|---|
| Display | MicroLED screen | Anyone who wants colorful, clear outdoor visibility |
| Activity tracking | Supports nearly every sport; sensor add‑ons for golf and cycling | Multi‑sport athletes and data‑driven trainers |
| Special features | Flashlight, satellite communication (subscription required) | Hikers, trail runners, off‑grid explorers |
| Design | Bulkier and 2mm thicker than Fenix 8 | People with larger wrists who prefer heavier watches |
Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 LTE: Record‑Low Price Beats Bluetooth
If you prefer an Android‑friendly wearable, the current Galaxy Watch sale on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 LTE is one of the easiest recommendations. Amazon has the 40mm LTE model down to USD 265.99 (approx. RM1,224) from its USD 399.99 (approx. RM1,840) recommended retail price, a 34% discount that cuts USD 134 (approx. RM617) off the usual price. It matches its Prime Day price and is lower than the previous year‑to‑date low of USD 309.99 (approx. RM1,427), making this a genuine record for the LTE variant. Samsung says this is its thinnest Galaxy Watch yet, but it keeps the familiar round display and a strong focus on health and fitness, with Energy Score, better coaching tools and expanded insights for sleep, exercise and overall wellness. It runs the newer Wear OS with Samsung’s One UI Watch layer plus tighter Google Gemini integration, and continues to receive fresh updates. Unusually, this sale makes LTE cheaper than the Bluetooth version, so you gain on‑wrist connectivity at a lower price.
Buy if / Skip if
- Buy the Apple Watch Series 11 if you want deep iPhone integration and a mainstream smartwatch at USD 279 (approx. RM1,285), around 30% off its list price.
- Skip the Apple Watch Series 11 if you do not use an iPhone or are waiting for a future redesign instead of current‑gen savings.
- Buy the Garmin Fenix 8 Pro if you are an endurance athlete or outdoor enthusiast who values satellite communication, multi‑sport tracking and its all‑time low USD 850 (approx. RM3,910) price.
- Skip the Garmin Fenix 8 Pro if you have smaller wrists or dislike bulky, heavy watches, as this model is thicker than the standard Fenix 8.
- Buy the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 LTE if you want a thin Android‑friendly smartwatch with LTE, health features and a record‑low 34% discount that even beats the Bluetooth variant.
- Skip the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 LTE if you do not need LTE connectivity or prefer ultra‑long battery life from more rugged, non‑Wear OS sports watches.
