Cyber Monday is the ideal time to pick out a Garmin GPS computer, smartwatch or other Garmin tech deal.
Many retailers have launched extensive sales (see our links below), where you'll find all sorts of Cyber Monday cycling deals – and several of them have cut the prices of a range of Garmin products.
We’ll be updating this page frequently with the best Cyber Monday cycling deals, so be sure to bookmark it.
When is Black Friday and Cyber Monday in 2024?
Black Friday falls on 29 November, followed by Cyber Monday on 2 December.
Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales can start much earlier, so keep an eye out for deals throughout this week.
Where to find the best Cyber Monday 2024 cycling deals
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- Best Cyber Monday deals from Sigma Sports
Cyber Monday cycling deals: UK quick links
- Sigma Sports
- Decathlon
- Halfords
- Tredz
- Evans Cycles
- Merlin Cycles
- Trek Bikes
- Freewheel
- Ribble Cycles
- BikeTart
- LeCol
Cyber Monday cycling deals: US quick links
Best Garmin Cyber Monday GPS bike computer deals we found in 2024
Garmin Edge Explore 2 – £249.99 £227 (save 9%)
The Garmin Edge Explore 2 has all of the functionality you'll need unless you are fully into training with power. It provides navigation and has a large, high-resolution screen.
Full price, it's around half the cost of Garmin's fancier bike computers – and it's now even cheaper.
Garmin Edge 530 – £259.99 £189 (save 27%)
The Edge 530 is a GPS bike computer that’s packed with features and marketed at serious riders who want a range of performance metrics and navigation at their disposal – and are happy with the button-controlled interface.
In our Garmin Edge 530 review, we gave this bike computer four stars out of five, praising the breadth of features in such a compact device, including ride recording, turn-by-turn navigation and various performance stats, such as FTP tracking.
The Edge 530 has been surpassed by the Edge 540, but still offers plenty of performance-orientated features for your training.
Garmin Edge 840 – £449.99$449.99 $349.99 (save 22%)
The Garmin Edge 840 is the smaller sibling of the Edge 1040, which until this year was the flagship Garmin bike computer.
While the screen is smaller, the device features compatibility with (almost) all of Garmin's latest features. The smaller form factor is also why it's often chosen by pro riders in races.
- Buy the Garmin Edge 840 in the UK from Tredz for £389.99
- Buy the Garmin Edge 840 in the US from Amazon for $349.99
Garmin Edge 1040 – £519.99 £399.99 (save 23%)
The Edge 1040 is Garmin's flagship bike computer, designed for everything from touring to racing and featuring the largest display in the Edge family.
It comes with Worldwide Garmin Cycle Map as standard, and enables you to plan routes and navigate without any connection to the internet.
The Edge 1040 comes with training programs built in, as well as smartphone connectivity.
Garmin Edge 1040 Solar – £629.99 £535 (save 15%) / $749.99 $656.99 (save 12%)
Garmin's Edge 1040 Solar has all of the same features as the regular Edge 1040, but includes a Power Glass solar charging screen, which extends battery life to a claimed 45 hours with demanding use, or up to 100 hours in battery saver mode.
This computer is aimed toward endurance athletes who are looking to declutter a portable charger from their top tube or bar bag.
- Buy the Garmin Edge 1040 Solar in the UK from Balfe's Bikes for £535
- Buy the Garmin Edge 1040 Solar in the US from Amazon for $656.99
Best Garmin Cyber Monday smartwatch deals 2024
Garmin Fenix 7 – £559.99 £382.97 (save 32%)
The Garmin Fenix 7 features a full-colour touchscreen sat in a 47mm fibre-reinforced case for added durability.
This model measures heart rate and blood oxygen saturation to help optimise your recovery, and has battery life that is said to last for up to 18 days in regular smartwatch mode.
Garmin Forerunner 955 – £440 £370.50 (save 16%)
The Forerunner 955 has an always-on, full-colour display and a battery life of 15 days in smartwatch mode – or 42 hours in GPS mode.
This watch can be paired with your power meter to record power data, and has a built-in heart rate monitor.
Garmin Instinct 2S – £199.99 £157.99 (save 21%) / $299.99 $199.99 (save 33%)
The Instinct 2S features a rugged design with scratch-resistant Corning Gorilla Glass, and is water-rated down to 100m.
The watch has a wide array of functionality, including a heart rate monitor, and has a 28-day battery life in smartwatch mode.
- Buy the Garmin Instinct 2S in the UK from Amazon for £157.99
- Buy the Garmin Instinct 2 in the US from Amazon for $199.99
Garmin Instinct 2 Solar – £289.99 £204.27 (save 30%)
The Garmin Instinct 2 Solar has the same rugged design and tracking capabilities as the standard Instinct smartwatch, but with a solar charging lens.
The solar charging radically extends battery life, with Garmin claiming the watch will last 54 days in smartwatch mode.
Garmin Epix (Gen 2) – £649.99
This Garmin Epix Gen 2 features an AMOLED display covered by a scratch-resistant Corning Gorilla Glass lens.
The watch can display mapping as well as health data, with the rear of the watch featuring a heart-rate monitor that can also measure how well your body absorbs oxygen using a Pulse Ox Sensor.
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Garmin HRM-Pro Plus – £99.99 £87.40 (save 13%) / $129.99 $98.99 (save 24%)
The Garmin HRM-Pro Plus heart rate monitor is about as high-tech as they come.
The strap can record metrics such as steps, calories and intensity minutes independently of a smartwatch or bike computer.
Its battery should also last a year if used for an average of one hour a day.
- Buy the Garmin HRM-Pro Plus in the UK from Amazon for £88.94
- Buy the Garmin HRM-Pro Plus in the US from Amazon for $98.99
Garmin Rally RS200 power meter pedals – £769.99 £693 (save 10%)
Garmin Rally is the brand's latest power meter pedal system, and the RS200s are the first Shimano SPD-SL compatible pedals. This is a real advantage if you already use Shimano pedals, because you won't have to swap to another type of cleat and setup.
In testing, we found the Garmin Rally RS200 power meter pedals offered accurate and reliable power data and were easy to use.
The pedals come at a premium cost, but the price isn't out of line with other high-end dual-sided power meter pedals, and this discount from Tredz helps too.
Garmin Varia UT800 Smart Headlight – £149.99 £98.87 (save 29%)
With an output of 800 lumens, the Varia UT800 might not be the brightest light for its price, but it makes up for that with smart features and integration with your GPS.
You can set it up to increase in brightness as you ride faster, conserving battery life when you need less light. It also uses ambient light to vary output and can be controlled via an Edge bike computer.
You get three constant and two flashing modes, run times between 1.5 and 20 hours, and the Varia UT800 can be fixed to a helmet or using a GoPro mount.
Garmin Varia RTL515 Rearview Bike Radar and Tail Light – £159.99 £119.99 (save 25%)
The Garmin Varia RTL515 rearview radar is compatible with bike computers and smartwatches from a range of brands, not just Garmin. It alerts you via your head unit to approaching vehicles, detecting them at least 140m away.
The computer screen, or Garmin's smartphone app, gives you a visual representation of relative position and you get an all-clear once there's nothing else detected behind you.
Garmin Varia RVR315 Rearview Radar – £130 £85.50 (save 34%) / $149.99 $99.99 (save 33%)
The Garmin Varia RVR315 Rearview Radar is a sensor module that can detect approaching vehicles, and display warnings on your compatible bike computer or smartwatch.
It works just like the RTL515, except it doesn't feature a light that responds to oncoming vehicles. The jury's out on whether the light is more helpful than a standard bike light for drawing awareness, so this sensor-only device is a good, slightly more cost-effective option.
- Buy the Garmin Varia RVR515 in the UK from Sigma Sports for £85.50
- Buy the Garmin Varia RVR515 in the US from Amazon for $99.99
Which Garmin device should I buy?
Garmin devices fall into two broad categories: GPS computers and wearables (smartwatches).
GPS computers can be attached to the handlebars of your bike via a mount. All Garmin bike computers contain GPS chips, so at the very minimum will let you know where you’ve been, how far you’ve ridden and at what speed.
However, while lower-end models such as the Edge 130 will give you a breadcrumb-style trail, more advanced computers such as the Edge 540, Edge 840 and Edge 1040 and 1050 will offer extra features such as turn-by-navigation and route recalculation.
Many also have solar features.
Take a look at our full Garmin Edge bike computers buyer’s guide for a more detailed lowdown on the Edge range.
Garmin’s wearables, by contrast, are more focused on fitness and health, and there are a lot out there. The brand has six ranges of smartwatch, although there’s plenty of overlap in terms of specs and features.
Basic features across nearly every model include step counting, sleep monitoring and smartphone notifications. As the models advance, they incorporate extra features such as not just tracking your heart rate but also measuring VO2 max and lactate threshold.
The good news is that as the technology in both categories advances, the basic models are capable of more and more. So our advice is to not overreach beyond your budget, and to prioritise what’s most important to you.
Are you looking to improve your ride performance by tracking your stats? Or are you looking for a wayfinder on your ride that’s more built-for-purpose than your smartphone?
For more guidance on which device will best suit your needs, check out our guide on bike computers vs smartphones vs smartwatches.
How to get a good deal on Black Friday
Deals should never be taken at face value – they’re not necessarily the bargains they might first appear to be. Read on for a few tips in spotting genuinely good Black Friday Garmin deals:
- Conduct a spot of pre-deal research. See what the experts, who have tested a product, have to say about it before you commit to buying. Head to our Garmin reviews and news page for information about the latest products
- Put together a wishlist of items. Of course, you might get inspired while browsing and find an unexpected perfect cycling Christmas gift for someone – but remember that retailers and markets do an exceptional job of convincing you to buy something you don’t necessarily want
- As mentioned, don’t assume a deal is genuinely good just because you see a huge discount against an RRP. The product might well have not been at the RRP price for months or even years prior – the best way to get around this is to take note of product prices way ahead of Black Friday
- Shop around – if you see what looks like an amazing deal, add it to your shopping basket. But before you pay at the checkout, have a quick look at Google’s price results to check it’s not cheaper elsewhere. And don’t forget that retailers such as Currys and John Lewis promise to match prices, so hold them to it!
