If you're looking for a Garmin Edge 540 in the Amazon Prime Day sale, I have found a much better deal for you

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The Garmin Edge 540 is discounted by 15% but there are better deals on Garmin out there

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If you are looking for a GPS computer, it's pretty hard to look past Garmin. Although Garmin's vast range includes some of the best bike computers on the market, the entry-level devices are still packed with advanced features.

The Garmin Edge 540 is a prime example of this; it's loaded with riding, navigation and training features to help you get the most from your rides. Whether you're looking for detailed mapping or customised training features that adapt based on your performance and recovery, the Garmin Edge 540 has you covered. This little workhorse shares many features with more premium models like the Garmin Edge 1040 (which is also on sale), and it probably covers the needs of 99% of riders.

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Garmin Edge 540 Solar: was $449.99 now $299.99 at Amazon

The regular Garmin Edge 540 is currently discounted by 15% to $297.50, however, for $1.50 more, you can get the Garmin Edge 540 Solar.

Function-wise wise it's exactly the same; however, by harvesting the power of the sun, the Solar version gets up to 32 hours of battery. That's a significant jump in battery life over the standard 540, perfect for those who like to go for long rides.

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Garmin Edge 540 Solar: was £399.99 now £269.99 at sigmasports.com

For UK buyers, I did a little shopping around and found the Garmin Edge 540 Solar cheaper at Sigma Sports. Not only are you getting the better Solar version for less than the standard Edge 540, but you can sleep a little easier knowing you haven't contributed to big daddy Bezos' infinite money pile.

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Graham Cottingham

Graham has been part of the Cyclingnews team since January 2020. He has mountain biking at his core and can mostly be found bikepacking around Scotland or exploring the steep trails around the Tweed Valley. Not afraid of a challenge, Graham has gained a reputation for riding fixed gear bikes both too far and often in inappropriate places.

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