Amazon has cut the Garmin epix Pro (Gen 2) Sapphire Edition to $637, which is $462.99 under its $1,099.99 list price, and Apple’s Magic Mouse is along for the ride at $59.99.
One is a flagship at 42% off. The other is the desk mouse half the Mac world already uses, now at its lowest going rate. Both deals are live today, weeks ahead of Black Friday. The Garmin discount hangs on one specific variant, so read the size and finish before you click, because the wrong listing costs hundreds more.
Garmin epix Pro (Gen 2) Sapphire Edition 51mm: the $462.99 cut
The $637 price belongs to the 51mm Sapphire Edition in Carbon Gray DLC titanium with the black silicone band, the largest case Garmin sells in the epix Pro line. Its 1.4-inch AMOLED sits behind a sapphire crystal lens, ringed by a titanium bezel.
Battery life sells the big case. Garmin rates the 51mm at up to 31 days in smartwatch mode, 58 hours of GPS with the display always on, and 82 hours of GPS when the screen wakes on gesture. It holds 32GB for maps and music, with TopoActive maps loaded before it leaves the box.
The other sizes are separate listings.
The 42mm and 47mm versions carry their own prices, and the low renewed and refurbished offers floating on the same product page are not this deal and not new watches.
A built-in LED flashlight is standard on the Pro line, with variable brightness, a red safety light, and a strobe mode that can sync to your running cadence. Multiband GPS with SatIQ picks whichever satellite mode holds your position without wasting charge getting there. The case meets US military standards for thermal, shock, and water resistance, and the watch itself is rated to 10 ATM for swims and showers.
Garmin epix Pro (Gen 2) Sapphire Edition, 51mm (Carbon Gray DLC Titanium with Black Band)
1.4″ AMOLED with sapphire lens · Up to 31 days smartwatch battery · Built-in LED flashlight · Multiband GPS with SatIQ
Price: $637.00 $1,099.99 (save $462.99, 42% off) at Amazon
Where to buy: Buy on Amazon
Apple Magic Mouse (USB-C) at $59.99
The Magic Mouse is Apple’s current model, the one that swapped Lightning for a USB-C port in late 2024. Amazon wants $59.99 for it. Apple’s own store still charges $79, so the cut is $19.01. Call it what it is, a whole 24% off, modest as discounts go and still the cheapest way into this mouse right now.
Its entire top shell is a Multi-Touch surface, so it scrolls in any direction and swipes between web pages, documents, and full-screen apps with the same gestures a trackpad takes. It pairs with a Mac automatically, straight out of the box. The battery runs about a month or more between charges, and a woven USB-C charging cable comes in the box rather than a separate purchase.
The black finish is still $79.99. White is the color on sale.
The flaw is an old one. The charging port lives on the underside, so a drained Magic Mouse charges belly-up, unusable until it wakes. A month between charges keeps it rare.
Apple Magic Mouse (USB-C), White
Multi-Touch gesture surface · Rechargeable, about a month per charge · USB-C port with woven cable included · Pairs automatically with Mac
Price: $59.99 $79.00 (save $19.01, 24% off) at Amazon
Where to buy: Buy on Amazon
Take the Garmin if you train outside and want the big screen, the sapphire lens, and the month-long battery without paying flagship money. Take the mouse if your Mac setup still leans on a trackpad all day.
Neither price needs Black Friday to make sense. The watch is the buy. The mouse is the add-on.
