Garmin epix Pro (Gen 2) Sapphire 51mm Multisport GPS Watch — Sapphire Lens and Titanium Bezel, $800 Off! $599.99 CAD (57% Off)

Best Buy currently has the Garmin epix Pro (Gen 2) Sapphire 51mm multisport GPS watch (black, carbon grey case) for $599.99 CAD, down from $1,399.99 — 57% off. Orders over $35 ship free.

This sits near the top of Garmin's outdoor lineup. The 1.4-inch always-on AMOLED display runs at 416 x 416 and stays readable in direct sun, which matters when you're glancing at a map or pace mid-run. The lens is sapphire crystal, the bezel is titanium, and the case is fiber-reinforced polymer. At 51mm across and 88 g, it's clearly built for larger wrists and for people who don't want to trade durability for weight.

Battery life is where it separates itself from a normal smartwatch: up to 31 days in smartwatch mode and up to 58 hours in GPS mode. A two-day hike, or even a hundred-kilometre ultra, doesn't require a power bank. Charging is wired USB and takes about 120 minutes.

Navigation uses multi-band GNSS with SatIQ, which switches satellite modes automatically so positioning stays solid in canyons, tree cover and urban gaps without burning through the battery. TopoActive maps are built in, and Up Ahead prompts keep you oriented on unfamiliar routes without constantly pulling out your phone.

On the training side the metrics are substantive: Hill Score measures strength and endurance on climbs, Endurance Score combines data across activities into an endurance trend, and the Morning Report plus Training Readiness give you a daily read on whether to push or back off. Health tracking covers wrist heart rate, Pulse Ox blood oxygen, HRV status and advanced sleep, plus women's health tracking, guided breathing and meditation.

Safety features include fall detection and a personal safety alert, which adds a layer of reassurance when you're out alone. There's a built-in LED flashlight for finding gear after dark. The 32 GB of storage holds offline music, and paired with a phone it handles notifications and calls on both iOS and Android. Note that it has no ECG function and no NFC payments.

It holds 4.7 stars across 645 reviews — the largest review base in this batch. Dropping from $1,399.99 to $599.99 saves you $800, and a 57% discount on a Garmin flagship doesn't come around often. The sale runs until November 20.

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