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Cyber Monday may be over, but plenty of deals are still live. This year we didn’t see a lot of movement on deals once they were announced—the Black Friday deals tended to be the same as the early deals, and most stayed at the same price through Cyber Monday. Today, many of those sale items are back to their original price. But there are still some deals out there! Here’s what I’m seeing, including deals from Peloton, NordicTrack, Oura, Whoop, Garmin, and more.
To keep an eye on prices yourself, consider using these deal-tracking tools that can alert you as soon as a price drops. They can also show you the history of price changes when you think you’ve found a deal. (Our deals writer Daniel Oropeza, who compiled that list, considers CamelCamelCamel one of the best. My personal favorite is the Keepa browser plugin.)
Cyber Monday deals on Peloton equipment
Peloton launched new “cross-training” versions of their Bike, Tread, and Row equipment earlier this year. We have a breakdown here of what’s special about the new models—mostly swiveling touchscreens and updated electronics. The original (non-Cross-Training) models aren’t being sold new, but you can get them as rentals and on Peloton’s used marketplace. Peloton has marked their new models down for Black Friday/Cyber Monday, but as of today the deals are no longer available from retailers like Amazon. You can still get them from Peloton’s site, though:
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Peloton Cross-Training Bike: $1,395 (was $1,695)
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Peloton Cross-Training Bike+: $1,995 (was $2,695)
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Peloton Cross-Training Tread: $2,795 (was $3,295)
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Peloton Cross-Training Tread+: $5,295 (was $6,695)
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Peloton Cross-Training Row+: $3,295 (was $3,495)
Powerbeats Pro 2 and Beats Studio Pro headphones on sale for Cyber Monday
I loved the Powerbeats Pro 2 for their secure fit, their noise cancelling in noisy gyms, and their transparency mode for road runs. (I did not love their heart rate tracking feature, which is unreliable.) Normally $249.99, the Powerbeats Pro 2 are still on sale $199.95. If you prefer an over-ear headphone, the Beats Studio Pro are $199.95, not as good as the $149.95 Black Friday deal, but still a serious discount from the original price of $349.95.
Theragun messagers are on sale for Cyber Monday
Theragun massagers are on sale, including this Theragun Mini for $169.99, down from $219.99. This Therabody Relief is $109.99, down from $159.99. And the premium Theragun Pro Plus is $549.99, down from $649.99.
Hydrow rowers are on sale for Cyber Monday
Our own Meredith Dietz loves Hydrow’s rowers, and two models are on sale at the moment. The Hydrow Origin is $1,645 right now, normally $2,195. The Hydrow Wave is $1,795, normally $1,995.
Cyber Monday deals on PowerBlock adjustable dumbbells
Adjustable dumbbells are a great way to start a home gym, but they can be pricey since they are basically a full set of dumbbells connected with delicate moving parts. PowerBlock is one of the companies that does this well, and several of their models were on sale for Black Friday. Right now, though, the only deal still going is the PowerBlock Elite EXP adjustable dumbbell pair, 5 to 50 pounds per hand, for $399.99 down from an original price of $449.99.
Cyber Monday deals on NordicTrack treadmills
NordicTrack’s T series treadmills are on sale. Here are the best deals:
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NordicTrack T Series 10, $949 down from $1,299
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NordicTrack T Series 5, $449 down from $599
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NordicTrack Commercial 1250, $1,599 down from $1,999 (up a bit from the lowest Black Friday price, but still a good deal)
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NordicTrack Commercial 2450, $2,299 down from $2,999—this one is $200 cheaper than the Black Friday deal!
WalkingPads are on sale for Cyber Monday
WalkingPad makes folding mini treadmills that tend to be a bit nicer quality than the cheaper ones out there. There’s still a deal going on this WalkingPad C2 that can go up to 3.7 miles per hour, at $399, down from $499.00.
Noxgear Tracer vests are on sale for Cyber Monday
Running in the dark gets a lot safer when you can see and be seen, especially if you’re running along roads. The Noxgear Tracer is one of the most visible vests out there, with lights over your shoulders rather than just reflective material. Once again these sales aren’t quite as good as they were for Black Friday, but they’re still cheaper than regular price. The basic vest is $67.95 (down from $79.95), or get one with a chest light to illuminate the road in front of you for $89.95 (down from $114.95).
Cyber Monday deals on Oura rings
Oura’s standard titanium-finish rings were $100 to $150 off for Black Friday. Those deals are still available but seem to be selling out in some sizes, so check your size to see what’s still available. These are the best prices I’m still seeing for each color:
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Matte black and brushed silver are $299 (normally $399)
Oura’s colored ceramic rings are not (and were not) on sale; they’re $499 as usual. The Oura ring 3 is going for less than its original sticker price, but without any special Cyber Monday deals that I can see; here’s a black Heritage at $209.99.
Cyber Monday deals on Whoop bands
Whoop is the iconic screenless wristband that tracks your workouts and recovery without looking like a watch. All three (secretly four) Whoop subscription tiers are on sale right now:
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Whoop One with the older 4.0 device: $129 (normally $149). This option is only available from Whoop.com.
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Whoop One with a 5.0 device: $179 (normally $199). This option is not available from Whoop.com but can be bought from retailers like Amazon and Best Buy.
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Whoop Peak with a 5.0 device: $199 (normally $239). If you’re confused by all the options, this is the one that makes the most sense for most people.
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Whoop Life with an MG device: $299 (normally $359).
Cyber Monday deals on Pixel Watch 4
The newest version of Google’s Pixel Watch is the 4, which I reviewed here, and it normally sells for prices from $349.99 to $499.99 depending on whether you opt for the larger or smaller size, with cellular connectivity or without. Right now, the wifi-only models are both $50 off, and the LTE models are $100 off. This means you can get an LTE model at the same price you’d normally pay for a wifi model. I’m also currently seeing the 45 mm LTE model at the same price as the 41 mm, but I don’t know if that will last. Here’s what I’ve found:
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Pixel Watch 4 with wifi, 41 mm: $299.99, normally $349.99
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Pixel Watch 4 with wifi, 45 mm: $349.99, normally $399.99
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Pixel Watch 4 with LTE, 41 mm: $349.99, normally $449.99
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Pixel Watch 4 with LTE, 45 mm: $349.99, normally $499.99
If you’re interested in buying the older model, you’re already in luck. As I write this, some colors of the Pixel Watch 3 are on sale for $199.99, $100 off the usual price.
Cyber Monday deals on Apple Watch Series 11
The Series 11 is the newest model of Apple Watch (see our associate tech editor Michelle Ehrhardt’s take on it here). These watches have been on sale since before Black Friday, and the price has dropped slightly over the past week. We’re now at record low prices for these watches, equivalent to the lowest prices the Series 10 hit last year. Here’s what I’m seeing now, after Cyber Monday:
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Apple Watch Series 11, 42 mm with GPS only: $329 (normally $399)
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Apple Watch Series 11, 46 mm with GPS only: $359 (normally $429)
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Apple Watch Series 11, 42 mm with cellular: $429 (normally $499)
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Apple Watch Series 11, 46 mm with cellular: $459 (normally $529)
Cyber Monday deals on the Coros Pace 3
Coros doesn’t usually participate in big sale events, but the company launched a Pace 4 watch earlier this month, which costs $249 and which performed excellently in my review. That means the Pace 3 gets a price drop. The Pace 3 is now $199 instead of $229.
I like the Pace 3 a lot as a simple but powerful running watch. Another watch to pay attention to is the Pace Pro, a big sister to the 3 and 4 with a larger screen and built-in maps. No other big-name watch gives you maps on a watch at this price point, and the Pace Pro is also dropping in price, to $299, instead of the previous price of $349. Note that Coros seems to be dropping these prices permanently, so this isn’t just a Cyber Monday deal.
Cyber Monday deals on the Garmin Forerunner 55
Garmin’s Forerunner 55 is its most basic running watch, which I have mixed feelings about. It’s missing a lot of features that other entry-level Garmin Forerunners, like the 165, have as a matter of course. But it does great at the basic job of tracking your runs, and I’ve always felt that if Garmin could get it closer to $99, I’d sing its praises from the rooftops. It’s never dropped quite that low, though.
The original sticker price was $199.99, and it’s often sitting somewhere around $169.99. As of today, it’s equaling the lowest price I’ve seen in the past, $149.99. This watch isn’t getting any younger, and I think if Garmin’s smart, it’ll consider a steeper price drop this Cyber Monday.
Cyber Monday deals on the Garmin Forerunner 165
The Forerunner 165 is Garmin’s most friendly entry-level watch. Our resident marathoner Meredith Dietz loves the 165 Music. Its sibling, the 165 (same thing, just no offline music storage), made my list of the best affordable running watches.
Because it comes in those two versions, you’ll want to pay attention to the differences. The music edition typically costs $50 more. Normally the version without music storage is $249, and the version with is $299. Earlier, I wrote that I’d keep an eye out for another drop to $199.99 like last year’s Black Friday sale. Well, it’s here! The Forerunner 165 is $199.99, and the Forerunner 165 Music is $249.99.
Cyber Monday deals on the Garmin Forerunner 265 and 965
If I’m confusing you with all these model numbers, I have an explainer here that will help you follow along. In any case, the 265 and 965 are still good watches, and I wrote earlier that this year we might be able to expect more than $100 off for those two. It looks like my wish has come true—the 265 is now going for $299.99 ($150 off) and the 965 is $449.99 (also $150 off).
Cyber Monday deals on the Fitbit Charge 6
The Fitbit Charge 6 is $99.95 right now This device has a sticker price of $159.95, but often sells for a good bit less, and during big sale events it occasionally drops down near $100. That’s where we are right now—I’ve never seen it below this price. The Charge 6 isn’t the best one out there, but it fits the bill of an “I don’t want to think about it” basic tracker. If you just want to track your steps without overthinking which model to get, this is a fine pick.
Cyber Monday deals on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8
The Galaxy Watch 8 line is on sale, and like Apple and Pixel watches, it’s available in a few sizes and connectivity models. There’s also an upgraded “Classic” model with a rotating bezel. Some of the models are still on sale:
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 8, 40 mm, LTE: $299.99, down from $399.99
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 8, 44 mm, LTE: $329.99, down from $429.99
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic, 46 mm, Bluetooth only: $399.99, down from $499.99
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic, 46 mm, LTE: $449.99, down from $549.99
In addition, the Samsung Galaxy Ring is $249.99, originally $399.99
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What stores have the best sales on Cyber Monday?
Nowadays, both large retailers and small businesses compete for Cyber Monday shoppers, so you can expect practically every store to run sales through Monday, December 1, 2025. The “best” sales depend on your needs, but in general, the biggest discounts tend to come from larger retailers that can afford lower prices: think places like Amazon, Walmart, Target, Best Buy, and Home Depot. You can find all the best sales from major retailers on our live blog.
Are Cyber Monday deals worth it?
In short, yes, Cyber Monday still offers discounts that can be rare throughout the rest of the year. If there’s something you want to buy, or you’re shopping for gifts, it’s a good time to look for discounts on what you need, especially tech sales, home improvement supplies, and fitness tech. Of course, if you need to save money, the best way to save is to not buy anything.
Are Cyber Monday deals better than Black Friday?
Black Friday used to be bigger for major retailers and more expensive tech and appliances, while Cyber Monday was for cheaper tech and gave smaller businesses a chance to compete online. Nowadays, though, the distinction is almost meaningless. Every major retailer will offer sales on both days, and the smart move is to know what you want, use price trackers or refer to guides like our live blog that use price trackers for you, and don’t stress over finding the perfect timing.
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