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This takes overlanding to a whole new level I have found trails I never new were there , it’s made really well , I’ve dropped mine and no damage to the unit, and love the features , I would recommend getting this to anyone who is looking for outdoor fun !
Posted by Z900
Was looking for a GPS device for off-roading. Came across this and has everything I need. Well constructed, it is a big unit. Bonus is RV routing which I also value. Now if I can just use it more!
Posted by Bernie
Overall I am happy with this GPS which is why it gets 4 stars. What you get for 700 dollars is a little "thin" and I could almost drop it to 3 stars just on cost value alone. I would like to see you be able to reset certain features, such as the altimiter/pressure screen, without have to do a full default reset of the entire device. The screen "buttons" require a laser guided precision when you touch them or you will find your self setting waypoints or moving your maps when you are just trying to use the + button to zoom in. Using the active tracks and saving tracks is very easy to use as is setting waypoints on the fly. The off road maps so far seem to be mostly accurate to real life with there only having been a couple of times I ended up on a dead end road that showed going somewhere or on a road that simply just wasn't on the map. The garmin explore website feels like something that was made as a high school project. It is slow, seems to experience connectivity issues more than not, but it is a neat tool in general and the autmatic syn between the online account and the device (when the device is connected to wifi) is really nice. Overall this feels like something I should have been able to purchase for 500 dollars as the 700 dollar tag feels like I was getting taken a bit.
Posted by OregonEd