REI.com has Garmin Oregon 450 on sale for $249.99 through September 6. REI members get free shipping too. This is an awesome deal on what I called “the best Oregon yet” in my review on GPS Tracklog.

Here’s a snippet from it:

The Garmin Oregon 450 is one of the newest members of the touchscreen Oregon family, featuring the latest improvements such as better visibility, a tri-axial compass, custom dashboards, advanced track navigation features and the ability to load custom maps and BirdsEye aerial imagery.

More info:

• Garmin handheld GPS comparison chart
• Compare at Amazon

REI.com has the Garmin Edge 705 bundle on sale for $519.99 thru September 6. The package includes City Navigator maps, heart rate monitor, speed/cadence sensor, mounts and AC charger. REI members get free shipping.

More info:

• Garmin Edge 705 review
• GPS for bikers
• Compare at Amazon

BuyDig.com has the Garmin nuvi 1450 for $149.95, an awesome deal on a 5″ nuvi. It’s listed at $184, but use the coupon code c20107182520 (enter on left side of shopping cart page) to bring it down to $149.95, with free shipping too. There’s no formal expiration date, so this deal may go fast. If you see that its gone, please drop a comment below.

• Garmin nuvi 1450 review
• Garmin nuvi comparison chart
• Compare at Amazon

Amazon has the Garmin Approach G5 for $279.99 through August 16.

Here’s a snippet from GPS Tracklog’s Garmin Approach G5 review:

The Garmin Approach G5 is the first golf GPS created by Garmin in-house (as opposed to the GolfLogix unit, which is built on the eTrex platform with software developed by another company). The Approach G5 is built on the new Garmin Oregon touch-screen platform.

This ruggedized waterproof unit includes thousands of preloaded U.S. golf courses, touch-targeting, manual pin positioning, course preview, digital scorecard, computer scorecard review, and a high-sensitivity receiver.

Amazon has the TomTom XL 340S LIVE for $129.97 through the end of August (click the 340S Live box after you get to the 340 series page). The price includes three months of connected services.

Here’s a snippet from GPS Tracklog’s hands on TomTom XL 340S Live review:

The TomTom XL 340-S LIVE is the company’s first mid-range, “connected” navigator, offering LIVE services such as Google Local search, gas prices, etc. It has a 4.3” wide-screen and text-to-speech, so you’ll hear “turn right, Oak Street,” instead of just “turn right,”

This model is essentially a stripped down version of the TomTom GO 740 LIVE, minus the 740’s Bluetooth and voice commands.

Amazon has the Magellan RoadMate 1340 for $74.99 through the end of August. Here is their description:

The Magellan RoadMate 1340 device boasts the acclaimed OneTouch menu, a 3.5-inch color touch screen, and an ultra-thin design. Preloaded maps and points of interest for the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico make the RoadMate 1340 ideal for both business trips and vacations. Easy-to-use, premium features give you confidence on the road and deliver a powerful navigation experience.

Amazon has the Motorola Motonav TN565T for $149.99 until the end of August. Here’s their description:

The Motorola MOTONAV TN565t has everything you need to turn every trip into a journey. Instead of just getting you from here to there, it has features designed specifically to help you find out where there is–like: a 4.3-inch widescreen display, intuitive search functions, hands-free calling features, streaming traffic, and a whole lot more.

Amazon has the Garmin nüvi 1350 for $129.99. There’s no formal expiration date, so we don’t know how long the deal will last. If you see that it’s gone, please drop a comment below.

Here’s a snippet from GPS Tracklog’s Garmin nuvi 1350 review:

The Garmin nüvi 1350 is a mid-range unit in Garmin’s latest line of GPS navigators, and the lowest one to offer lane assist, shown above. All of the new units in the 1200, 1300 and 1400 series come with customizable data fields and the ability to utilize the pedestrian and mass transit features on Garmin’s CityXplorer maps. They also have text-to-speech, so you’ll hear “drive one-half mile, then turn left on Elm Street,” instead of just “drive one-half mile, then turn left.”

The 4.3” touch-screen nuvi 1350 comes with preloaded maps of the US and Canada, and offers speed limit display, as shown above.

More info:

• Garmin nuvi comparison chart

UPDATE: Still available as of 8:00 am EDT July 27, so I’m leaving it up. If you see that the deal is gone, please post a comment below and I’ll pull it.

Amazon has the GolfLogix Garmin GPS-8, also known as the GolfLogix 2008, for $159.99. This deal expires July 26, 2010.

Here’s a snippet from GPS Tracklog’s GolfLogix review:

The GolfLogix 2008 is the best-selling GPS for golfers. Why is it so popular? For one, it’s made by Garmin, the most popular GPS manufacturer in the world. It’s also built on the high-sensitivity eTrex platform, which translates into great accuracy (the GolfLogix 2007 used an older, less accurate GPS chipset).