LIVE: The best Garmin Black Friday deals
Live price tracking for the best Garmin Black Friday deals, plus expert opinions and breaking deals as soon as they go live
Black Friday is officially over, but the sale event doesn't just last 24hrs anymore. With Cyber Monday on the horizon the deals keep on coming all weekend.
In the past few days, and indeed in Black Fridays past, there's been a lot of price fluctuation over the weekend, and that's no truer than for Garmin, a brand which is sold by hundreds of retailers around the world, which often get into a price war over Black Friday weekend. That's why we have this live page set up to bring you the most up-to-date prices for Black Friday Garmin deals, as soon as we find them.
My advice, as ever, is if it's an item you need and it's at a price you're happy with, then go for it. If you don't need it or you're not completely happy with the current price, hold your horses.
While we have our main hub dedicated to all the best Black Friday bike deals, this page will focus solely on the tech giant's smartwatches, bike computers and radars, heart rate monitors, as well as its indoor bike trainers (via its sister brand, Tacx).
We'll also use this blog to discuss Garmin's competitors, because we're keen to give you a clear picture of what deals are out there. We've also covered Garmin's big competitor in our Black Friday Wahoo roundup, so if that's your poison, then head there.
Quick Black Friday Garmin deals
USA: Quick Black Friday Garmin deals
- Best computer deal: Edge 540 Solar
$399.99$249.99 (38% off) - Best smartwatch deal: Epix Pro Gen 2
$999.99$449.99 (59% off) - Best accessory deal: Varia Radar & light
$199.99$149.99 (25% off)
UK: Quick Black Friday Garmin deals
- Best computer deal: Edge 840 Solar
£449.99£339.99 (24% off) - Best smartwatch deal: Forerunner 55
£179.99£120.32 (33% off) - Best accessory deal: Varia rear camera/radar/light
£349.99£280.00 (20% off)
Black Friday Garmin deals USA
As ever, we'll break down the recommendations by USA and UK. Even though Garmin's products are the same around the world, the deals often differ, so here I'll start with the US, where, as ever, there are thousands of Black Friday Garmin deals in 2025.
We'll split the recommendations from here into Smartwatches, Bike computers, and Accessories.
Smartwatch deals (USA)
First up, if you are considering a Garmin smartwatch but want a clearer idea of what you need, that's normal as the range is vast and a little complex. Quickly plug your requirements into this easy-to-use watch finder tool from Garmin to help narrow down your options.
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Save $250 on the Garmin Fenix 8 AMOLED (47mm). Featuring an all-new internal speaker and microphone for voice control and messaging – a particularly appealing addition for cycling. The exceptionally bright Amoled display ensures all your on-the-go cycling stats are easy to read, complemented by an extensive battery life and multi-band GNSS technology for highly accurate navigation.
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If you're hunting for a smartwatch and want big functionality, but you don't want to pay the four-figure prices of the latest models, then this Epix Pro Gen 2 deal is the one for you. It's still a big outlay, but for that you're getting seamless UX, multiband GPS, preloaded maps, a long list of preloaded sports and the option to create your own, a super clear Amoled screen, Spotify integration, Garmin Pay, and a whole host more. The price is the best it's ever been, although not for the first time, so not unprecedented.
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Watches like the Epix and Fenix are full of bells and whistles, but their high prices are.. well.. high! If you'd like something a little less complex and expensive, this Forerunner is the deal for you. The 25% off might not be as exciting on paper as the watches above, but it's the best price we've seen this model. Your $150 spend gets you a two-week battery life, an inbuilt heart rate monitor, as well as Garmin's Body Battery, coaching and a host of running dynamics tracking.
Bike Computers (USA)
Now for bike computers, those GPS-tracking devices you can pop onto your handlebars to provide navigation and show you how fast you are.
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Both the non-solar and Solar versions are currently priced at $249.99, which makes it a best-ever price for the Solar and very much a deal worth considering.
The only reason to go for the non-solar version is for the slightly clearer display it offers. That might be preferred, given the battery still lasts as much as 60 hours (in battery saver).
If you want a computer purely for the battery life, though, you shouldn't discount the Coros Dura, which will last in the region of three months of regular use, based on our testing.
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Of the three computer deals here, the Edge 540 is the best of them, but if you're insistent on having a touchscreen device, then this is your next best option, with $100 off the Edge 840.
This is the device without the solar charging here, though, but it still boasts an impressive 26-hour battery. It offers accurate multi-band GPS, impressive mapping functionality, and it can even help classify your strengths as a cyclist.
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And to combine the features from the two above, an extra $50 gets you the Edge 840 Solar.
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While there was initially a deal just on the 1040, the best discount can now be had when you buy this previously top-tier model with a rear Varia radar. Both are great products, but together they're quite the package.
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And to top the X40 range, the Edge 1040 Solar gets 17% off over at Walmart.
Accessories (USA)
Heart rate monitors, power meters, lights, radars and other Garmin deals related to cycling. There are often fewer deals in these categories so we've compiled them for ease.
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We've got two accessories here for you, and they're both variants of the brand's Varia Radar. This one is the older version, with the built-in light.
For the uninitiated, Varia is the original bike-mounted rear-radar, pinging real-time visibility of approaching cars to your head unit, adding reassurance and extra safety when riding among traffic.
Black Friday Garmin deals UK
Still looking at Black Friday Garmin deals, but here I'll focus on retailers from the UK, such as Sigma Sports, Rutland Cycles, as well as the big players like Amazon, John Lewis, and Argos.
Smartwatches (UK)
If you're shopping for smartwatches, but you're not sure what you want, Garmin's Watch Finder tool is very useful to help you figure out what each model can do. I'll do my best with the deals below to cater to all pricepoints though.
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The latest watch in Garmin's Fenix range, this is the mid-sized option with a 47 mm screen. Its list of functions is incredibly long, easily handling all the features you've heard of such as Garmin Pay, Vo2 Max analysis and Spotify control, adding in things like PacePro and Race Predictor to help you prep for your target event.
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The majority of the deals on Garmin's smartwatches, at the time of writing, aren't really worth writing home about. We expect this will change in the coming days, but for now, we've only got one for you.
If you're looking for a smartwatch to wear and to help track your running metrics primarily, then this could be a nice, affordable option.
It has wrist-based heart rate monitoring and shares some of the Garmin training features like PacePro and Recovery time predictor.
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A slightly more advanced upgrade to the above, the 165 offers advanced running features and 11 days battery life.
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This Garmin watch would make a great Christmas gift. It offers plenty of health tracking features, navigational tools like a built-in altimeter, barometer, and compass. It also features a low-power screen and offers up to 16 days of battery life.
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An incredible discount of 57% on this older Venu watch; a great buy for active users looking for something stylish and a longer battery life (11 days) than the Apple Watch equivalent.
Bike computers (UK)
Bike computers, sometimes known as GPS computers or head-units, are a brilliant way to add data to your ride. Nowadays they can do everything from naviation and speed to weather forecasting, Vo2 Max prediction and music control. Some can even act as a bell.
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The first of the Black Friday Garmin bike computer deals that we think are worth recommending. The Edge 540 doesn't have a touchscreen or solar battery charging, but it does offer the same extensive list of features as the 840 and 1040 below.
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Next is the Edge 840 Solar, offering 32 hours of battery under 'heavy' use, or a massive 60 hours of battery in saver modes, in a device with a 2.6" (66mm) touchscreen display. The list of features is vast, with inbuilt coaching and training metrics, pacing support, MTB dynamics, Trailforks integration, incident detection, 32gb onboard memory, and connectivity with pretty much every third-party sensor on the market.
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And third, with £100 off, is the Edge 1040 over at Balfe's Bikes. This offers a bigger, touchscreen display, and all the bells and whistles you could ask for.
Accessories (UK)
Here we've compiled the rest of Garmin's cycling-focussed product range into one section, because there tends not to be too many deals here. This includes power meters, heart rate monitors, lights, radars, and more.
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In this section, we've included just two accessories, and both are from Garmin's venerable Varia range. This one is the first model that Garmin released with an inbuilt rear light, doubling up its usefulness.
It's the same price we saw last year, and we've seen it down as cheap as £120 for brief flashes already this year, but that's very rare, and we don't expect to see it get much better than this this year.
For the uninitiated, Garmin's rearview radar helps you to keep tabs of vehicles approaching from behind and their position, so you know what to expect. It's a handy addition to your situational awareness, while the RTL515's light can be set up to flash or burn brighter, to increase your road presence.
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The Varia RCT715 does everything that the RTL515 does, but upgrades it with an included video camera to keep a record of your ride and automatically save footage in case of an incident or accident.
It was £280 for a brief period, but even at this price it's better priced than we've seen it before (brief stint at £280 aside), so it's still not a bad time to buy if you're hoping to snag a deal on this in 2025.

Most of the time Will is our Senior Tech Writer, but for the Black Friday weekend he tends to run our live hubs. He's currently testing the latest Garmin 850 bike computer, Rally off-road power pedals, and has an Instinct 3 watch to track all his non-cycling activities, as well as a wealth of experience with older Garmin tech that makes him prime to hunt out the best buys.

Josh's day job covers a lot of the action here at CN, from our big wind tunnel tests to the everday tech news, buying guides, reviews, and more. Today he's leading the Black Friday charge! He's been using Garmin tech for a decade, first starting with the Edge 810 - remember that?!
Welcome to the live section of this Cyclingnews Black Friday Garmin roundup.
Over the coming days, we'll endeavour to ensure the static pinned page above contains the best deals available, split by USA and UK territories, then split further by category.
But in this live ticker section, we'll share deals as we find them, plus a bit of added chatter, advice, opinion, and so on.
I'll kick off with a bit of that...
And for no reason at all, I'll start with this Garmin Venu deal at Very here in the UK...
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The Venu 2 is a well-specced smart watch with GPS, heart rate monitor, 25 built in sports, on-device storage for 650 songs, an 11-day battery life, Garmin Pay, and a 43mm screen that's suitable for both men and women.
Next up, another smartwatch... this time the Epix Pro Gen 2, with its original price of £870.
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The Epix Pro Gen 2 is one of the most advanced in the Garmin Range. This is the best prices we've seen.
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The same watch, albeit in the slightly larger 51mm size, is also on sale at Amazon in the States. This is an insane 59% off.
And since we're kitting out the whole family:
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I'm still unsure where I sit with regards giving kids a smartwatch, but as someone about to have my first child in the next few months, and the fact it'll be nigh-on 2040 by the time he's a teenager, I'll probably look back at a smartwatch as, literally and figuratively, child's play.
Regardless, the idea of tracking their location is reassuring, even if fencing them in via GPS based boundaries seems somewhat prisonlike. The two-way messaging to let them know their dinner's ready will be handy though, even if it falls on deaf ears, and the step count should keep them active, or more likely put yours to shame.
More watches...
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Not the absolute best deal we've seen - it's been $739 a few times over the past few weeks, but still... a hell of a watch at a pretty good discount
"Not another one" - said in the voice of UK-famous Brenda from Bristol
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An enormous discount of 51%, this Fenix 7 watch gets you the battery life and the majority of the features of a Fenix 8, but without the hefty price tag. This version gives you the Solar charging for extra lifespan, and since it's the Pro model, you also get the EGC function and the inbuilt flashlight.
A quick detour from smartwatches over to GPS computers for a moment. Most of these deals are featured above already, but they're good enough to repeat.
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Starting with the Edge 540 Solar, which is at a lowest ever price of $249.99.
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The Edge 840 steps up in price. You lose the Solar charging (on this specific deal, anyway), but you get touchscreen capability.
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And the Edge 1040 gets everything from the Edge 840, but with a bigger screen and bigger battery.
And now briefly a deal for our UK readers:
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And now a deal for UK readers, the Edge 840 Solar - which gets the touchscreen and solar battery backup.
And given it's now dark outside (here in the UK), here's a pertinent deal to wrap us up for the evening:
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A pretty expensive outlay for a front light and a camera, but this is the first time this item has been discounted, so worthy of inclusion.
Good morning Garmin hunters, Will Jones here, Cyclingnews' Senior Tech Writer and CDO (Chief Deals Officer) for the morning. I'll be dropping any fresh garmin updates in here as soon as I come across them...
The biggest change that I've seen so far is that the best price on the extremely affordable Forerunner 55 is no longer in turquoise, but is now in white, but there's only a few quid between them.
Here's one for the runners...
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I, on occasion, have been known to run. Don't tell anyone, though. I have a different Garmin watch (an Instinct) and while it tracks my runs brilliantly it lacks what I really want, which is music functionality.
I can't stand having my phone bouncing around in my pocket with every stride, and have even considered buying a very used iPod Nano off ebay, whereas what I should have done is just get one of these instead.
It has all the running tracking I could ever want, but you can also load music onto it, allowing you to play your tunes from your wrist. How will you pay for your post-run coffee? Well, it has Garmin pay on it, too.
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As is tradition, the USA gets better discounts. It's the same watch, but at Walmart you get more colour options than you do in the UK too...
Hey, I've found a great deal on the watch I actually use myself, except the even better solar version!
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There are quite a few Instinct 3 deals out there, and most of them are reduced to £299, but Blacks in the UK has the even more fancy Solar version down to £289, cheaper than the nominally 'worse' model, making it a great buy right now.
I've used mine for all sorts, from tracking my commute when I can't be bothered to get properly kitted up, through hiking and gym work, to full days out on the pistes of the Alps. It's quite chunky, so my recommendation is actually that the smaller 45mm bezel is the size to go for.
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I've also unearthed the same sneaky deal on the better version at Bass Pro Shops in the USA. Sadly for us Brits the discount is far superior, but that's often the way.
Good (late) morning for those of you in the UK, and Good (early) morning if you're in the US.
Josh here, taking the reins from Will. I'll be here with you until around 9pm UK time, so plenty of time to keep an eye on the ever changing landscape that is the Black Friday Garmin deals in 2025.
I'm going to kick off with a roundup of what's going on at Garmin's own website.
At first glance, it looks like a lot of smartwatch deals, but let's take a dive in to see whether any of them are better than we've already found elsewhere.
Starting in the UK...
Starting with the most expensive:
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This deal is matched at other retailers. Amazon, commonly the best place to buy Garmin watches, currently has the watch at £498 though.
If you can handle a slightly smaller screen, the 47mm version is a massive 54% off at Blacks (as we outlined yesterday)
Interestingly, to add to the last deal, Garmin is selling the same Epix Pro Gen 2, 47mm, Sapphire watch too, but at £429.99.
Ironic, or perhaps just nominitive determinism, that Blacks would have the better Black Friday deal.
Elsewhere, the Fenix E..
It's currently down from £599.99 to £439.99, but it's a bit of a black sheep in the Garmin lineup.
It was launched as something of a 'value' variant, with 'E' standing for 'Essential'. Kinda like how Apple launched the iPhone 16e alongside the 16 and 16 Pro.
You're limited to the 47mm case, and get a slightly smaller screen. You lose out on the Fenix 8's Gen 5 heart rate sensor, and you lose out on the flashlight and speaker/microhone for voice-enabled features.
You get the big features like Garmin Pay, Spotify connection, but realistically you're getting a watch that's on par with the Fenix 7 or the older Epix. If you find a better deal on those, as we've shown are available, then my advice would be to get those instead.
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The 965 is a premium AMOLED multisport watch with advanced training insights, long battery life, multi-band GPS, built-in maps, music, Garmin Pay, and extensive health, fitness, and navigation features.
This is the cheapest we've seen it, so although the 20% off isn't super exciting, it's a good time to buy if you've got your heart set on this specific model.
And to turn my attention more toward cycling for a moment, Garmin's bike computer deals are as follows:
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And to complete the set of Garmin's deals that are better found elsewhere, the Edge 1040 Solar, which pairs everything from the product above with a solar screen that extends the already impressive battery life.
None of the big retailers are currently selling this one cheaper, but a bit of a dig unearthed Team Cycles, where it's priced at £499.00.
The page above has just been refreshed. A few more computer deals added, and a few of the prices changed to reflect what's been dropped here in the live section over the past few hours!
Our entrepide deals hunter, Paul Brett, has unearthed a brilliant discount if you are on the hunt for a top-spec smartwatch. This Garmin Black Friday deal sends the flagship Garmin Fenix 8 to its lowest ever price, knocking 25% off the flagship smartwatch.
That drops the Garmin Fenix 8 is down to just $749.99, from the list price of $999.99. This is the cheapest it's been since launching back in August last year. Therefore, we'd fully expect this price not to last long, so we would suggest grabbing it while you can.
USA: Garmin Fenix 8: $999.99 $749.99
UK: Garmin Fenix 8: £819.99 £599.99
If you are investing in a new GPS computer, then it's worth getting a heart rate monitor if you don't already have one.
Heart rate monitors are a valuable tool to help you track how hard you're riding, how your body is reacting to the effort, when you've recovered and are ready to go again, and much more.
Garmin makes some of the best heart rate monitors however, to my surprise, there are currently no Black Friday deals on any of Garmin's heart rate monitors.
The good news is I have found two really great deals on alternative heart rate monitors.
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The Polar H10 is our top-rated heart rate monitor with its accurate heart rate readings and comfortable fit.
USA: $104.95 $84.55
UK: £74.49 £52.98
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The Polar H9 foregoes some of the bells and whistles of the H10 for a more affordable price point.
USA: $69.90 $59.41
UK: £64.90 £37.00
One from Garmin's sister company, Tacx now:
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A healthy discount on the value-focused smart indoor bike trainer, complete with 11-speed Shimano cassette.
It's not the cheapest smart trainer deal out there though. The Wahoo Kickr Core is available over at Mike's Bikes at $399.95.
The Wahoo sale has 🚨 JUST GONE LIVE 🚨
Before you shout at me that this is a Garmin hub, I know, Wahoo isn't Garmin. However, given their paths cross quite regularly in the cycling space, that's big news to anyone potentially hunting for Garmin or Tacx tech.
Interestingly, there are only three deals available:
Kickr, down from $1049.99 to $787.49
Competitor to the Tacx Neo 2T, which is currently $899.99 at Competitive Cyclist.
Kickr Bike Shift, down from $2,549.99 to $1,912.49
A competitor to the Tacx Neo Bike Smart, which is $2,499.99 at RA Cycles.
and Kickr Run, down from $6,999.99 to $5,249.99
Not a Garmin competitor product, but I'm in for a penny at this point.
That's all for today, folks. We are signing off and shutting down for the evening!
Tomorrow is the big day, we will be back bright and early with a hot cup of coffee, or two, to keep you on top of all the best Garmin deals as they come during Black Friday.
Thanks for following, until the morning! 🚴
🚨 PRICE DROP ON VARIA RADARS 🚨
Having done my regular price check of our Editor's Picks I spotted that both the RTL515 (that's the radar and light combo) and the RCT715 (that's the one with the camera) have reduced in price on Sigma Sports.
These aren't often discounted, and are now at best ever prices as far as we can ascertain, so it's the perfect time to grab them if you've been holding out.
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This is the older model but unless you really want the camera it has all the same functionality in all other respects. It'll warn you of vehicles approaching from behind on your bike computer, and even flash the light automatically to alert the driver behind of your presence.
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If you want all the radar functionality, but also a camera to automatically record any dangerous driving incidents, then this is the model to go for.
I've found a decent deal on the Forerunner 165 to go alongside the very popular Forerunner 55 deal. The 55 is the baby of the range, with features that basically only cover run tracking. If you want a few extras, like more advance health and performance metrics, sleep tracking, nap detection (no, really), and multi-sport profiles, plus a touchscreen, then the 165 is the way to go.
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If you run, but also want additional smartwatch features that are the hallmark of much of the Garmin sports watch range then the 165 is the way to go. At this price it's cheaper than a full price 55!
THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY A FORERUNNER 55 IN THE UK IS NOW.... JOHN LEWIS
It's only a few pounds cheaper than on Amazon, but every little helps this time of year. This is the same price it was initially on Amazon before the price went back up... All fun and games today at the deals coalface! This is only for the mint green colour though, for the white and black it's no different than what's on Amazon.
Time for a quick price check on Garmin's computers...
They've been on sale at Amazon for a while now, and although I hoped we'd see a further discount today, that hasn't yet happened.
So for clarity, the best places to buy Garmin's computers, are as follows..
The Tacx Neo 3m has been Garmin's flagship smart trainer since its launch a couple of years ago. Whether you're training, racing, or just riding for fun, it's one of the best smart trainers around with fast and accurate performance, simulated riding surfaces and built-in motion plates.
All these features come at a cost, with the TacX NEO 3M demanding a serious price tag. It's rarely discounted too, so this is a great opportunity to save some money if you're on the hunt for one of the best smart trainers.
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This rare deal is available on all freehub options. The one we would go for is the Zwift Cog and Click, which is compatible with all drivetrains and offers virtual gear changing when riding in Zwift.
Tom's been busy writing about one of Garmin's big competitors in the bike computer space
It isn't a Black Friday Garmin deal, but this competitor is the bike computer I'd buy in a heartbeat
I'm almost tempted to buy one myself now, after reading that!
That's the end of our deal hunting shift for Black Friday, we hope this live hub has been useful in helping you hunt for great Garmin deals.
We are signing off now, some of us to relax, others to hit the indoor trainer.
We will be back online in the morning, so check back in for more Garmin deals as we find them!
Good morning, deal hunters. I've just finished checking through our main live blog, most of which remained stable overnight. The Garmin world however is more fluctuant, so a quick digest if you're landing here with your morning coffee...
UK prices seem stable from yesterday, in broad terms. Of the deals we've already highlighted the good news is that both the Varia Radar RTL515 (no camera) and the Varia Radar RCT715 (with camera) are slightly cheaper than they were yesterday.
US Prices are much more variable. The great deal on the Garmin 1040 computer has dropped from 30% to only 8, and been replaced by a bundle deal on the 1040 and a Varia radar with 31% off. The 1040 solar deal at Walmart is a little dearer, but the one to watch out for is the Amazon deal on the Garmin Varia RCT715... Yesterday the 'before' price was $349, knocked down to $280. Today the 'before' price is $399, with the price "reduced" to (you guessed it) $349.99, making it 99 cents more expensive than it was before the sales started. Sneaky.
Given how popular the entry-level Forerunner 55 smartwatch is I've just re-checked where the cheapest place to buy one in the UK is... and it's now Amazon (again), with a white version at £120.32, a 33% saving. It was previously John Lewis, but the deal there is sold out.
Not a Garmin, but a Garmin-competitor... The Saris H3 Plus, the brands previous top tier model and competitor to Tacx models has just got a massive discount applied to it, making it cheaper than many entry-level models.
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Formerly Saris' top trainer, the H3 plus can handle 2,000 watt sprints, 20% gradients, and has an accuracy of +/- 2%. It's a great direct-drive option and at this price undercuts some entry level direct-drive options.
Want that Apple Watch square look but haven't got an iPhone? I got you... The Venu Sq 2 has much the same aesthetics, but with Garmin's internals. An everyday wear that can take you from the office, to the gym, pool, golf course and beyond.
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A fully featured Garmin smartwatch without the Tactical Terry look that many of the other models have. Sleek, modern, but still packed with all the features you need for an active life. Oh, and it'll still tell the time too!
Time for a bit of a price sweep...
Scrolling back down through this blog... we've shared a lot of deals and a lot of best-prices.
Here are a few of the standouts and a latest sit-rep on their price.
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Still available, and still as cheap as we can find it anywhere!
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Originally posted here at $455.99, This went even cheaper yesterday, and remains that price now.
The next two, one of which is for kids!
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Still available, and still the best we can find, with 20% off.
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This never dropped to the $739.99 we've seen in recent weeks, but it's still on offer at this 17% discount at Amazon, as well as at REI, Dick's and Bestbuy.
And this best-ever price on the Fenix 7 Pro remains available too.
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It first dropped to this better-than-half-price a week before Black Friday, and has bounced up to $449.99 a few times since, but at the time of checking, it's still at the better price!
Our early Edge computer finds are here, and sadly, not all of them are still available at their Black Friday price.
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This one is unwavering. It's been 38% off since mid-November and we're expecting it'll stay that way until Cyber Monday at least.
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Originally shared here at $347.99, it's jumped up by $2, so no longer quite as good a deal but still worth considering.
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Shared originally at $399.99, this has jumped back up to $549.95, so definitely hold off buying, especially with Cyber Monday just around the corner.
This Edge 840 Solar deal, found at Sigma Sports, is still on offer, with a countdown clock indicating 36 hours to go.
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Still on offer at the 24% discount!
Up next, two Forerunner 265 deals, for our UK and US audiences repsectively.
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Originally shared at £299.99 in black, but if you want the very best price, I've unearthed an aqua blue colourway for a bit less!
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Still on offer here too, and with a slightly better discount than the UK.
One of the biggest deals we've spotted so far is this Fenix 8 smartwatch, and I'm happy to report that both deals - USA and UK - they're both still on sale at these prices.
USA: Garmin Fenix 8: $999.99 $749.99
UK: Garmin Fenix 8: £819.99 £599.99
In the UK we don't have wilderness. Not really. I've spent a tonne of time in Scotland and you can still get very lost, but not in quite the same way as you can in North America. You're never really more than a few miles from a pub...
If you're heading on some very remote bikepacking adventures then it probably pays to have something a little more dedicated than just your bike computer in case of emergencies, something like a Garmin inReach.
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One of those products, for bikepacking at least, that you'd buy and hope to never have to use. This mini satellite communicator can activate an SOS call, and send basic messages over the satellite network, as well as help you navigate.
This is a big one, even by the standards of big black friday deals....
🚨 SAVE $500 on the super-premium Garmin Quantix 7X Solar 🚨
No, that's not a typo. Yes, you can SAVE five hundred bucks on a watch that was originally $1,100. Yes, it is nominally a marine watch, but it has all the same multisport functionality as other top-end Garmin smart watches, as well as a host of marine functions (including those for fishing), all in an extremely classy package that shines next to the more tactical-looking options in Garmin's range. Plus it comes with a silicone band too, for use when doing said multi-sports.
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Multi-sport functionality, plus fishing-specific features, and all the smart options for daily life, all in a package with $500 slashed off the price... this is probably the Garmin deal of the Black Friday weekend.
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As is often the case, the deal isn't so good in the UK, but it is still reduced by 22% on the Garmin website.
Just a post to say we're still here... We've given the page above a bit of a refresh, but we've not seen any new deals crop up in the past few hours, so it's quiet on the Garmin Deals front this Saturday evening.
To wrap us up for the evening, a reminder that we're not all about deals. If you need advice on the best products within a category, our extensive list of buying guides is here to help.
Here are a few of our most Garmin-relevant:
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Best cycling watches: Track your fitness on and off the bike
The best cycling watches go beyond your life on a bike giving insight no matter where you are
Best heart rate monitors: Never miss a beat, on and off the bike
We test the best heart rate monitors for tracking your heart rate comfortably, consistently and accurately when cycling or working out
Best power meters: Accurate and reliable options for getting the training data you need
The best power meters provide reliable data you can trust in a compact package sealed from the elements, so you can ride better and faster
Best smart trainers: Top turbo trainers tested by our experts
Optimise your training with our best smart trainer guide, covering the best budget-friendly and feature-rich smart trainers available today
And that's it for the night, folks.
It's 9pm here at Deals HQ so we're going to find a USB-C and recharge for the morning.
We'll be back bright and early as the countdown to Cyber Monday really ramps up.








































