Cyber Monday Garmin deals: Huge deals on Edge computer range, smartwatches, Varia lights and more

Garmin Instinct 2: $274.78 $196.27 at Amazon
29% off -  The discount applies to the Graphite Camo colourway and 45mm size. It's rugged and may be for you if you want a watch that screams adventurer. If the camo isn't for you, the black version is also on sale too.

Battery life is 28 days and there are the usual health and fitness features, but no contactless pay tech, so consider this if it's a deal breaker for you.

Currently, this is the cheapest this model has ever been on Amazon, and it could go lower yet. 

Garmin Epix Gen 2: $899.99 $496.99 at Amazon
45% off - The Epix Gen 2 champions its Amoled screen display and the list of specs for the watch is huge. Want an example? Epix Gen 2 boasts a jet lag advisor, up to 43,000 pre-loaded golf course maps and real-time stamina metrics.  

Like the Instinct 2 above, this is the cheapest this model has ever been on Amazon.

Garmin Instinct 2S Solar: $399.99 $299.99 at Amazon
25% off - Garmin markets the Instinct 2 as a rugged, hardy smartwatch; the 2S is the smaller version with a 40mm face. It has a water rating of 100 metres and is thermal and shock resistant, perfect for adventuring. 

There's GPS mapping, smart notifications and 24/7 health monitoring as well as up to 51 days of battery life when in smartwatch mode with solar charging. 

The Graphite and Neo Tropic colours have the best discount currently. Graphite is the cheapest it's ever been on Amazon. 

Garmin Fenix 7X Solar: $899.99 $659 at Amazon
27% off - The Fenix 7 does everything that a cycling computer does, and then some. This X version of the Fenix 7 has a larger 1.4-inch display. It will suit larger wrists and give you a little more screen real estate than the standard model. 

Garmin Forerunner 945: $499.99 $317 at Amazon
37% off -  Summed up, the Forerunner 945 is a smartwatch aimed at triathlon or running disciplines which also supports music and third-party music apps such as Spotify and Deezer. Oh, and it has contactless pay tech too. 

Battery life is 10 hours in GPS mode or 2 whole weeks in smartwatch mode. If you don't need all the bells and whistles of some of the more premium models, this watch offers a heck of a lot for the price. 

Garmin Forerunner 255 Music: $399.99 $293 at Amazon
27% off - Don't let the 'runner' bit put you off - the Garmin Forerunner series offers much that cyclists will like. Its heart rate and HRV tracking will allow you to keep track of your fitness and sleep trends and it will link up to cycling peripherals for all your workout data.

Garmin Enduro: $799.99 $349.99 at Amazon
We make this the cheapest the Enduro model has been on Amazon so far and represents a strong deal. Though there may be only a few units left now! 

The clue is in the name of the solar charging Enduro, it offers up to 300 hours of battery life when in max battery mode or 80 hours in GPS mode. If you need a lighter-weight smartwatch with huge battery life then this is it. 

Garmin Vivoactive 5: $299.99 $189 at Amazon
37% off - Another Garmin option with an always-on, bright Amoled screen, the Vivoactive 5 will also track your HRV and sleep, including any naps. Pre-loaded workouts include cycling as well as everything from cardio to yoga, for a comprehensive off-bike fitness regime. The one-third discount makes this a great buy right now.

Garmin Edge 530: $299.99 $199.99 at Amazon
33% off - It might be half a decade old now, but the Edge 530 is still an excellent bike computer that offers all the functionality that most of us need, including connection to external sensors, route-mapping, accurate GPS and more. 

Price check: $199.99 at Competitive Cyclist

Garmin Edge 540: $350.00 $249.99 at Amazon
29% off - The Edge 540 is the latest in the button-operated Edge 500 series. This is the version without the solar charging, but while that means less battery, in our opinion that actually improves some things, including the clarity of the screen.

Price check: $249.99 at REI | $249.99 at Competitive Cyclist | $249.99 at Mike's Bikes

Garmin Edge 540 Solar: $449.99 $299.99 at Amazon
33% off - Amazon is calling it 33% off, which is slightly erroneous due to an incorrect RRP, but that doesn't mean the sale price should be ignored. It's the best price we've ever seen on this solar-powered bike computer. 

Price check: $299.99 at REI | $249.99 at Competitive Cyclist

Garmin Edge 840: $449.99 $349.99 at Amazon
22% off - The Edge 840, without the solar charging here, 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. 

Price check: $349.99 at REI | $349.99 at Mike's Bikes

Garmin Edge 840 Solar: $549.99 $399.99 at Amazon
27% off - Taking the same long list of impressive features as the Edge 840, this model adds Solar charging to provide up to 60 hours of battery life. 

Price check: $399.99 at REI

Garmin Edge 1040: $599.99 $491.99 at Amazon
18% off - With the Edge 1050 launching recently, the Edge 1040 might technically be old hat, but it's still by far and away one of the best bike computers on the market, with its 3.5in screen offering a clear view of your map, stats and more. 

Price check: $599.99 at Competitive Cyclist 

Garmin Edge 1030 Plus Bundle: $699.99 $496.16 at Amazon
29% off -  This Garmin Edge 1030 Plus bundle is a bargain at just under 500 bucks. Included are the computer, HRM monitor, speed and cadence sensors, mount and charger cable. Everything you need to get set up. 

The 1030 Plus shares its large format and 3.5" screen with the newer Edge 1040 and 1050. There's also much of the same functionality and access to the same Garmin Connect app. This model still packs a punch. 

Garmin Edge 130 Plus: $199.99 $170.40 at Amazon
15% off - Don't discount the Edge 130 Plus. It may not be as sexy as Garmin's larger, brighter cycling computers, but with the exception of maps, it shares much of their functionality. It doesn't have a touchscreen but it will track the majority of your ride stats and link to other peripheral devices for even more data.

Garmin HRM Dual: $69.99 $47.75 at Amazon
32% off - The HRM Dual has been this writer's personal choice of HRM for several years. It's hardy and performs excellently without a fuss, I don't think my own unit has ever missed a beat. It supports Bluetooth and Ant+ tech and uses a CR2032 coin cell battery for power. 

Garmin Varia RTL515 rearview radar/taillight: $199.99 $149.98 at Amazon
25% off - Increase your road presence and keep aware of what's happening behind with Garmin's rearview radar. It will pair with the best cycling computers and Garmin smartwatches to alert you to approaching vehicles and also serve as a taillight. 

Garmin Varia RCT715 rearview camera/ radar/taillight: $399.99 $299.99 at Amazon
25% off - 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.

Garmin Rally RS200 Power Meter Pedals: $1,099.99 £949.99 at Mike's Bikes
14% off - The Garmin Rally pedals are discounted in all formats: Shimano SPD-SL and Look, single-sided and dual-sided. That gives plenty of options to suit the two most popular three-bolt road cleat formats and, with prices starting at $549.99, your budget.

Garmin Rally XC200 Power Meter Pedals: $1,199.99 $1,049.99 at Mike's Bikes
13% off - For gravel bike riders or mountain bikers, the XC200 and the single-sided XC100 are also discounted at Mike's Bikes. The price of Garmin's Rally power meter pedals has been steadily decreasing since launch, so if you're looking for a pedal-based power meter, this might be a good opportunity.

Garmin Forerunner 55: £171.99 £162.94 at Amazon
5% off - 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. 

Currently, this is close to the cheapest the watch has ever been on Amazon, not a bad buy all told. 

Garmin Fenix 7: £699.99 £549 at Amazon
22% off - The standard Fenix 7 offers the same functionality as Garmin's flashier Fenix 7s at a more affordable price. You still get the 1.3-inch colour touchscreen, just without solar charging or a sapphire glass screen.

Garmin Fenix 7S: £499.99 £346.98 at Amazon
31% off - If you have smaller wrists, the standard Fenix 7 can feel a little too large to be comfortable. The 7S has the same features but decreases the face size to 1.2in from 1.3in, and decreases the case size to match.

Garmin Fenix 7X Solar: £899.99 £659 at Amazon
27% off - Fenix 7X may no longer be Garmin's best smartwatch but it's packed with features, way too much to list here. There is a wide array of multi-sport training features as well as GNSS map support, a built-in flashlight, support for contactless payments and music apps, not to mention all the smart notifications you desire on your wrist. 

Size-wise the 7X Solar has a 51mm size case, Garmin quotes 28 days of battery life when in smartwatch mode with the solar charging tech providing an additional 9 days of juice. 

Garmin Fenix 7X Pro Solar: £709.99 £548.00 at Amazon
23% off - The Pro version of the Garmin Fenix 7 adds a torch and other features including solar charging and it doubles the onboard memory to 32GB, so you can store a huge amount of ride data and maps on your device. The 7X is the largest format with a 1.4-inch screen.

Garmin Epix 2: £619.99 £389 at Amazon
37% off - The Epix swaps in a vibrant Amoled screen for the Fenix's. It also doubles the memory over the Fenix 7 Pro to 64Gb for huge capacity. Despite the bright screen, Garmin claims the Epix can still provide 16 days of runtime and 42 hours of GPS tracking.

This is the new cheapest-ever price on Amazon for the Epix 2. 

Garmin Edge 540: £329.99 £277.99 at Amazon
16% off - This is a fair price for Garmin's popular 540 model and has dropped a little from a few weeks back. You don't get a touchscreen, but functionality-wise it's the match for Garmin's pricier units. 

Garmin Edge 530: £249.99 £169.49 at Amazon
32% off - Garmin's 530 is a compact GPS computer that provides turn-by-turn navigation with full mapping, performance data and can be synced with training plans. It's a previous generation device, but still delivers the majority of the functionality of the newer Edge 540.

Garmin Edge 1040: £519.99 £399.99 at Sigma Sports
23% off - If you'd like a larger screen, the Edge 1040 is only slightly more expensive than the Edge 840 at Sigma Sports. It offers much the same functionality, but you can show more data and view a greater map area with ease. In our view, this non-solar version is a better option than the solar one, as the screen is easier to see and the solar charging has limited benefit in typical UK conditions.

Read our Garmin Edge 1040 Solar review.

Garmin Edge 1040 Solar: £634.00 £535.00 at Sigma Sports
15% off - The 1040 was Garmin's first solar-powered GPS head unit, boasting 45 hours of battery life in demanding use cases and up to 100 hours in battery saver mode. It also comes equipped with a huge 3.5″ screen with detailed ride type-specific maps and navigation, stamina insights, and daily suggested workouts so you are ready to take on the biggest rides.

Garmin Edge Explore: £149.48 £139 at Amazon
6% off - With Garmin's cycle map pre-installed, the Edge Explore can route you to quieter roads and will follow popular routes used by other riders, rather than directing you to busy roads, allowing you to enjoy a more peaceful ride. This computer has been around for quite a number of years, though, and has been replaced by the Explore 2. It has previously been priced at £129.99, so we'd wait for a better discount. 

Garmin Rally RS200 Power Meter Pedals: £869.99 £693.99 at Tredz
24% off - Garmin's dual sided Shimano SPD-SL power meter pedals are discounted at Tredz. There's a smaller discount on the Look version and the single-sided Shimano and Look road pedal power meters are also discounted, so there are plenty of options for road riders. 

Garmin Rally XC200 Power Meter Pedals: £959.99 £829.99 at Tredz
18% off - Tredz also has a discount on the pricier XC model in both single-sided and these dual sided models. They're a handy option if you want a power meter for your gravel bike or you also mountain bike.

Garmin Varia UT800 light: £139.99 £98.85 at Amazon
29% off - The Garmin Varia UT800 smart light, as its name suggests packs a punchy 800 lumens on max power. It's a clever light that can attach via a GoPro-style mount for a really clean look. It automatically adjusts to light conditions and can pair with your Garmin computer, allowing you to control it from your bar tops.

Garmin Varia RTL515 rearview radar/taillight: £159.99 £119.54 at Amazon
25% off - A rearview radar helps you to keep tabs of approaching vehicles 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. There's also a deal on the RCT715, which includes a camera to record ride and incident video and on the RVR315, which just includes the radar and no light.

Garmin HRM Dual: £58.52 £42.95 at Amazon
26% off - Using both ANT+ and Bluetooth, the HRM Dual allows you to connect to Zwift without an ANT+ connector, saving you even more money. The Garmin HRM Dual is a solid, good-quality heart rate monitor.

The HRM Dual has increased slightly in price now, keep an eye on this one.