The Garmin Vivoactive 3 stands out as both a running watch but also one of Garmin's best smartwatches with plenty of added features beyond sports tracking.
The good news is that right now, the Vivoactive 3 has dropped further to its cheapest price yet from Amazon. That's a compelling price tag when you consider the new Vivoactive 4 retails at $349. It's worth noting that the Vivoactive 3 has been superseded by the recent Vivoactive 4, hence the discount. The Vivoactive 4 adds extra workouts from your wrist, including yoga.
If you want music from your wrist, there is also a discount on the Vivoactive 3 Music, which gives you access to Spotify offline playlists. That's a great option if you don't want to bring your phone along for tunes.
If you don't need some of the more advanced training features seen in Garmin's pricier top end sports watches, the Vivoactive 3 packs in plenty of features that will keep most runners happy.
Of course there's built-in GPS and a heart rate monitor, but you also get VO2 max estimations, which are one of the best ways to keep an eye on your improving fitness levels.
We gave the Garmin Vivoactive 3 an excellent 4/5 review, concluding: "The Garmin Vivoactive 3 is a big improvement on the HR in design that also beefs up its sports tracking. Not only that, but it's better as an all-day health tracking device, and paired with the new Connect app, Garming is giving Fitbit, Apple et al more to worry about."
Get faster delivery and more: Amazon Prime 30-day free trial
It's not clear how long both of these discounts will hang around, so snap them up before they're gone. Be sure to also check out our Garmin deals hub for more great offers.
More Black Friday 2019 coverage:
- Smartwatch Black Friday 2019
- Apple Watch Black Friday
- Fitbit Black Friday
- Samsung Black Friday
- Fossil Black Friday
Wareable has affiliate partnerships and may receive a commission if you click a link to a retailer and make a purchase. These affiliate partnerships help to support the work we do and do not influence the products we cover or how we cover them. Read our Editorial Promise.
How we test
Before joining Wareable, Richard was Wearables and Fitness editor and then commercial content editor at Trusted Reviews.
He's also written for Expert Reviews and Computer Shopper magazine, covering every aspect of the tech world.
Richard still reviews tech to this day, with a particularly keen interest in where wearables are going around strength performance and conditioning.
He's now your go to writer for all of the best deals and discounts. You'll otherwise find him powerlifting in a gym somewhere.