Garmin Instinct 2 近對折創新低，HK$1,330 直送香港｜Amazon Prime Day優惠2025
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立即免費試用 Prime 會員作為熱門的運動手錶，Garmin Instinct 2 支援超過 30 種運動模式，亦加入了都市人恩物 HIIT 健身模式，配合 VO2 MAX 最大攝氧量偵測，了解在帶氧運動下的個人表現，便於規劃練習與恢復時間，達到最佳表現。另外它亦可以防水到 100m，同時符合美國軍規 MIL-STD-810 的溫度及防撞標準。
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除了標準款 Instince 2 外，太陽能款也有 6 折優惠不容錯過！
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