UPDATE: In case this is just too overwhelming, I’ve posted a list of the best Black Friday GPS deals, sorted by category and price.
I’ve posted a few new deals today, but most of the good ones went live yesterday. Thankfully most are still going. Here’s the full list from our GPS Deals site; I’ve once again highlighted the ones that are especially awesome in bold:
- Black Friday GPS deals at Amazon and Walmart including the nuvi 50LM for $99
- FRIDAY ONLY – Garmin GPSMAP 62s for $249.99; nuvi 1300LM & Dakota 20 deals too
- NEW MODELS ADDED: Garmin eTrex 10/20/30, Montana 600/650t, Rino 650 and GTU 10 Tracker at EMS
Previous deals still going on:
- More Amazon auto GPS deals (includes nuvi 1450LMT and TomTom 1405TM and 1535M and a $69 nuvi 40 deal that comes and goes)
- Garmin.com holiday sale on maps and GPS receivers (includes BirdsEye subscriptions)
- BestBuy.com auto GPS deals includes nuvi 40LM for $85
- Best GPS sale of 2011? Uh, you just gotta see the list!
- JR.com holiday 2011 GPS sale
- Cabelas GPS sale on, with Oregon 450 for $249.99 (also includes eTrex H, Legend HCx, nuvi 1450LMT and 2350LMT)
- 2012 Garmin nuvi Advanced series on sale (2455LMT, 2495LMT, 2555LMT, 2595LMT) NOTE: Coupon codes are causing an error, but I’m leaving it posted because I think they will eventually get it fixed
- TomTom VIA 1505TM 5″ GPS with Lifetime Traffic & Maps for $119.41
- 3.5″ TomTom EASE for
$49.99EDIT: Back up to $54.88 - Amazon Black Friday Week GPS deals
- Garmin nuvi 2300LM with lifetime map updates for $129.99
- $50 rebate on SPOT Connect Satellite Communicator
- REI handheld GPS deals (includes Garmin Oregon 550t and Magellan eXplorist 310 & 710)
- REI winter GPS sale (includes Forerunner 310XT, Foretrex 410, nuvi 40LM, SPOT II and Contour GPS)
- 5″ Garmin nuvi 2450 for $159.93
- 5" Garmin nuvi 2460LT with lifetime traffic for $199.95
- Garmin eTrex Legend H for $89
- Magellan ToughCase for iPhone for $79.99
- Garmin Forerunner 310XT $50 rebate
Thank you for supporting GPS Tracklog
By following the above links, I get a small fee with every purchase you make (it comes out of the merchant’s pocket, not yours). This is the only way I can justify the time and effort it takes to manage GPS Tracklog. You’ll be seeing deal summaries show up here through the Monday after Thanksgiving; after that they should slow dramatically, and we’ll “return to our regular programing.” Thank you for for your support, which allows me to keep bringing you the latest GPS reviews, news, tips and tricks!
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