Amazon Offers Special Pricing on Selected Electronics Gear

Retail

Published: January 23, 2016 9:40 am

Last Updated: January 13, 2020 2:41 pm

Now that the 2016 edition of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is behind us, Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) is showcasing many of the top products from the show and offering significant discounts on some. Here are some of the deals we spotted.

A Garmin Forerunner 225 GPS Running Watch (010-01472-10) is Saturday’s deal of the day at $189.99, a savings of $110 (37%) from the regular price of $299.99. According to Amazon’s website, only 12 watches are available at this price but there are 12 used versions starting at $159.99 and one refurbished version for $209.99.

A Pebble 20mm smartwatch (601-00049) is on sale for $199.97, a savings of $50.02 (20%) from the regular price of $249.99.

A Muse brain-sensing headband (05-61628-Parent) is on sale for $249, a savings of $50 (17%) from the regular price of $299. There are six available at this price and 10 used versions beginning at $199.20. Prices as low as $184.75 are available from Amazon partner sellers as well.
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And for those looking for a better way to capture video, Amazon is selling a Swivl robotic platform (SW2782) for $349.99, a savings of $50 from the regular price of $399.99. The Swivl includes a wireless microphone and a tracking device that follows the user around. A camera mount is sold separately for $48.

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