Amazon Prime Day is in full swing and there are serious savings to be had on cycling tech.
From discounted Garmin devices to a nifty electric pump, let’s take a closer look at our pick of the best tech deals this Amazon Prime Day.
Make sure to check out our other pages for the best discounts on clothing, Garmin tech and more cycling deals.
When is Amazon Prime Day?
Amazon Prime Day kicked off on Tuesday 8 July and runs through to 11 July. We'll be reporting on the best deals as and when they become available.
The Amazon Prime Day event is an exclusive benefit for Prime members. By subscribing for £8.99 per month, you unlock access to special discounts, next-day delivery, Prime Video, Music, Reading and more.
New subscribers can enjoy a 30-day free trial.
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Best cycling tech deals in the UK
Shokz OpenFit headphones – £129.99 £89 (save 31%) UK
Shokz OpenFit headphones – $179.95 $109.95 (save 39%) US
Scoring a 4-star rating in our review, these wireless earbuds have audiophile-quality for cyclists and runners without compromising road safety.
The sound is impressively detailed and balanced, with a good battery life and flawless connectivity. What’s more, they stay in place on the bike and don’t fall out as some in-ear buds can.
The OpenFits aren’t bone-conduction headphones, they instead use ‘DirectPitch’ technology to fire sound through the air. This leaves your inner ear open and able to receive ambient noise from traffic and other hazards. As such, they may well challenge your opinion about riding while listening to music.
This year, Shokz updated the design when it launched the OpenFit 2 model. You can also get a chunky discount on this.
Shokz OpenFit 2 headphones £199 £135 (save 32%) UK
Shokz OpenFit 2 headphones $179 $124.95 (save 31%) US
Bose Ultra Open earbuds £299.95 £229.95 (save 23%) UK
Bose Ultra Open earbuds $299 $239 (save 20%) US
Like the OpenFits, these Bose headphones feature an open-ear design that's said to enable you to remain aware of your surroundings by attaching to your ears with a cuff-like fit.
If you're looking for an unobtrusive listening experience, these could be for you.
Garmin Fenix 7X Solar £649.99 £462.03 (save 29%) UK
The Fenix 7 series is Garmin’s premium multisport smartwatch offering, with the 7X designed for larger wrists, with a 1.4in screen.
The smartwatch has an impressive claimed 37 days of battery life, which can be further boosted up to nine days, thanks to the PowerGlass solar charging lens.
The Fenix 7X Solar uses a mixture of buttons and a touchscreen to cycle through its various functions and Garmin says the watch is tested to US military standards for thermal, shock and water resistance.
We awarded its smaller sibling, the Garmin Fenix 7 Sapphire Solar, 4 stars in our review.
Garmin epix PRO Gen 2 £739.99 £463.80 (save 37%) UK
The epix Pro has detailed maps, an exceptionally clear AMOLED touchscreen and its battery can last 16 days in smartwatch mode.
If you want a top-of-the-range smartwatch for practically any activity, the epix Pro is worth a look.
Cycplus AS2 Pro electric pump £99.99 £84.99 (save 15%) UK
Cycplus AS2 Pro electric pump $129.99 $90.99 (save 30%) US
Having released an updated version for 2025, you can get 15 per cent off Cycplus’ AS2 Pro electric pump.
Fixing a puncture by the side of the road or trail isn’t fun and this electric pump removes some of the difficulty.
The cuboid-shaped pump is designed to be carried in your pocket on a ride and is claimed to inflate a 700cx25 tyre to 80psi in 50 seconds up to four times.
Think of the pump as a CO2 inflator, only with the ability to be used multiple times.
You get live readings too, so you don't have to guess what tyre pressure you’re inflating the tyre to.
Garmin Edge Explore 2 £249.99 £194.99 (save 22%) UK
Garmin Edge Explore 2 $299.99 $237 (save 21%) US
The Edge Explore 2 majors on navigation functionality and strips out most of the training tools offered by Garmin's higher-priced computers.
Still, it's colour touchscreen is bright and it's easy to search for a location, with efficient rerouting if you go off course.
Insta360 X4 360 Action Camera £425.99 £349.99 (save 18%) UK
Insta360 X4 360 Action Camera $499.99 $349.99 (save 30%) US
A rival to the GoPro brand, Insta360's specialism is 360-degree video, paired with being rugged enough to survive the rough-and-tumble of action sports.
Apple AirTag (4 pack) £119.99 £84 (save 29%) UK
Apple AirTags are a great way of keeping track of your bike's location and featured in our picks of the best bike trackers. These Airtags can be tracked in the Find My App pre-installed on iOS devices, which is really intuitive to use and means you can monitor all your items on one screen.
Best cycling tech deals in the US
Garmin Edge 1030 Plus Bundle $699.99 $602 (save 14%)
If you’re in the USA, the Garmin Edge 1030 Plus Bundle is a standout.
The Garmin Edge 1030 Plus is the predecessor to the Garmin Edge 1040 Solar, which has a bundle with an RRP of $764.99.
Although you miss out on the souped-up battery life, USB-C charging and some software bells and whistles, the 1030 Plus is still one of the best bike computers. Deputy editor Jack Luke gave it 4 stars.
Described by Jack at the time as “overwhelmingly feature rich”, the 1030 Plus likely has everything you’ll ever need. You get a large 3.5in display with a claimed 24 hours of battery life in regular mode.
This bundle comes with a heart rate monitor, and speed and cadence sensor.
Wahoo KICKR Core $599.99 $454.75 (save 24%)
The KICKR Core is Wahoo’s mid-priced, wheel-on smart trainer.
Ian Osborne awarded the KICKR Core a 4.5-star score in his review and found it to be a stable, easy-to-use and value-packed package without compromising the ride quality.
Although it’s not quite as compact as its bigger siblings (and you’ll need to buy a cassette separately), the smart trainer gives you the full experience at a competitive price.
We found it difficult to notice the difference between the 5.4kg flywheel on the Core and the burlier 7.3kg on the Kickr – heavier flywheels typically translate to an improved ride feel.
Polar H10 Heart Rate Monitor $104.95 $80.76 (save 23%)
The H10 heart-rate monitor lives up to Polar’s prestigious reputation for fitness-tracking devices.
Heart-rate data recording proved accurate and consistent in testing, and the H10 strap is very comfortable and secure. A rare chance to grab our top heart rate monitor pick on sale.
GoPro Hero 12 $369.99 $279 (save 25%)
We haven't tested the GoPro Hero 12 out ourselves, but they're popular bike camera choices for a reason: rugged, great image stabilisation, and easy to use.
Amazon Prime Day deals
In case you've missed the details, Prime Day deals are exclusively for Prime members. However, the good news is you can get a 30-day free trial to access all the offers.
- US users: Start your 30-day free trial at Amazon Prime and enjoy benefits such as fast shipping, streaming, and Prime Day access, before auto-renewal at $14.99/month: https://www.amazon.com/amazonprime?tag=bikrad-22
- UK users: New customers can sign up for a 30-day free trial, then continue Prime at £8.99 a month or £95 a year to enjoy Amazon Prime Day deals: https://www.amazon.co.uk/amazonprime?tag=bikrad-21
Just remember to cancel before the trial ends if you don’t want to be charged.