
I have used this unit for a bit and find it to be designed for a simplier gps user. The use of a compass overlay on top of images (satellite or topo) provides an easy to understand location and path route. It does not have some of the advanced features of other units and the .
It does have some unusual menu and button paths to reach normal gps features that most of us are used to having within easy "reach".
Buttons are a workout for your fingers to manipulate. Menus and screens use same button different ways depending on area.
Computer software companion is very basic and not very well thought out. Software does function but you are on your own to sort out what is does.
Documentation is getting better but still leaves out some nice to know facts and methods.
Some of the technical issues I have read from early reviews of units seem to have been resolved with newer software releases. Perhaps future releases of software will continue to add features and improve the interface.
I would not suggest this unit for an experienced GPS user. New GPS users who prefer the visual approach to an electronic guide might be happy with unit?
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