Prime Big Deal Days are back October 6-7, but you needn't wait – check out my top 32 early Amazon cycling deals

This is certainly not the first or the biggest discount we have seen on the latest Edge models; however, if you are looking for the latest bike computer tech, it is not insignificant. Tech Writer Aaron recently awarded the latest Edge 850 a very high 4.5 stars out of 5, waxing lyrical about the Edge's latest screen. Given that the models really aren't all that different, it's worth considering.

Apple AirTags are a fantastic way to track your bike's location, giving your family peace of mind by letting them monitor your whereabouts and confirm you are safe or on your way home. Several excellent products are now available that make fitting them to your bike extremely easy. They are certainly one of our top recommendations for the best bike GPS trackers.

Check out some of these interesting AirTag bike mounts also!

Polar heart rate monitors are regarded as the best on the market. Super accurate, build quality is excellent, and they work with just about any enabled device. Now with decent discounts in the early Prime Day deals.

In a similar vein to the Wahoo ELEMNT Bolt update, when Garmin launched the Edge 1050, the overall upgrades weren't significant enough for most to justify the upgrade. In fact, when former tech editor Simon reviewed the Edge 1050, he was besotted with the new screen on the Edge 1050. Still, he could see no other reason to make the jump, which makes this 24% off deal very significant in the grand scheme of things, as the Edge 1040 solar is still one of the best bike computers.

You can't have a front without a rear, so why not match them. Another Magicshine unit, this time the sibling to our best overall rear light the SEEMEE 300. It has all the same smart features, just without the bulk. Smaller, lighter and more compact make it ideal for use on one of the best road bikes.

The Edge 540 is packed with features and is well-suited to those interested in accurate mapping as well as those looking for cycling data on the go. It made our guide to the best cycling computers for these reasons and more; we loved the physical buttons, which allow for year-round operation.

It is tit for tat between DJI and GoPro nowadays, and it very much comes down to your intended use on which one you would choose. DJI tends to focus on what most Camera enthusiasts would look for, and that is high-quality hardware, such as the sensor. DJI outperforms GoPro in terms of low-light performance and image quality. However, GoPro has much better stability tech and a wider range of filming speeds. Given they both have 20% off in the early Prime Days, it's your choice.

The best bike computers are amazing, and they are incredibly powerful devices. However, with all their features and data comes a big issue, and that is battery life. While the likes of the Coros Dura seem to have improved that in recent years, you are still plunged into the Stone Age as soon as you are out of cellular signal range. Having been popularised by a number of leading ultra-racers taking on routes like the Divide and Atlas Mountain Race, the inReach Mini 2 boasts a 14-day battery, allowing you to track your ride and check in with loved ones through satellite messaging, leaving your bike computer or phone to handle navigation and music. It's a device you can turn on and leave in your bag.

The Hero 13 Black was only launched at the end of 2024, which makes it a surprising feature here now in mid-25. With all the usual updates, including more pixels, faster capture, and improved battery life, the Hero 13 is the first to feature the capability to change lenses. To further enhance the potential usage of action cameras. Given that it's the latest tech and comes with a nearly 20% discount, it looks like early Prime Day deals are already delivering.

The Forerunner 55 is at the opposite end of the scale from the 955 above, but that doesn't mean it doesn't impress. Simplicity is key with the 55 and makes it the perfect watch to start tracking your fitness. Since a large part of Garmin's ecosystem and powerful data are available via the Connect app rather than directly on the device, this is what makes the 55 stand out among budget smartwatches.

I was introduced to FlexBreeze by a friend last year during a particularly hot spell, when he had purchased one for his child's room. With limited outlets and the need to keep the fan out of reach, he spotted the Shark as an Ideal solution. This made me think it might be suitable for indoor training too, as it moves an impressive amount of air, is cordless, so you can place it anywhere, and is much quieter than the Wahoo Kickr Fan. Granted, it doesn't link with your trainer, etc, but do we need that? We don't want to melt, I think. It's now at its lowest price this year.

Yosuda is always a good shout if you are on a budget but looking to improve your fitness at home. The Pro Magnetic should offer a much smoother ride compared to cheaper models and significantly more resistance, which could suit those looking for a more HIIT-style workout. Yosuda keep things simple, basically, no fancy screens and a tons of adjustments. However, it's part of an emerging trend amongst the best exercise bikes to now include some connectivity, meaning you can get involved in Peloton and other workout communities without forking out for an expensive bike.

Those of you who cycle year-round or live in a wet climate will know all too well the frustration of getting ready for a ride only to find that your cycling shoes, gloves and hats are still damp from the previous day. The Force Dry DX takes care of this problem using a quiet forced-air central blower, four drying ports with two extensions for boots.

After I injured my Knee just over a year ago, I took up foam rolling, and what a difference it made. I love the TriggerPoint because it is on the firmer side, and the grid is quite defined for deep massage, which is great for tight muscles that haven't seen much love through my 20s & early 30s.

The best bike computers don't get updated all that often, and when they do, they usually end up being incremental updates rather than sweeping upgrades. However, the Elemnt Roam V3 saw significant upgrades from its previous iteration, notably in the operating system and the substantially larger screen. It's now available on early Prime Day discount with a 10% off.

Our previous Tech Editor, Simon Fellows, used to wax lyrical about the Vacmaster Cardio54. It's simple — you don't need to sync it to anything, just plug it in and ramp it up to maximum, because let's face it, we all just want to stay cool and let it do its thing. The Cardio54 moves a decent amount of air even during reasonably intense efforts.

We've looked for a better option, but the SEEMEE 300 remains our pick for the best rear bike light.

Why? It's loaded with features, including a smart sensor, which increases the light intensity under braking. Importantly, it's a great value too, and even more so during Amazon Prime Day.

For the latest in action camera tech, 24% is not an insignificant number. It is actually rare we have seen the Hero13 at its full RRP since its launch, so keep an eye on this one as we head towards the Prime Day, as it could drop even lower, as we have seen them dip below £300 a few times this year.

The Muc-Off Airmach has pretty much the same offer in the UK and the US deal above. As one of the Best Electric Bike Pumps we praised it for offering excellent ergonomics and a well-considered design. We docked half a star for a little extra weight, however, it is still a very good option for joining the electric pump revolution.