Best Garmin GPS Devices - Outdoor Designation, Built-in Antenna

'powerful, sharp-looking, and compact device'

'unparalleled data and accuracy'

'good, lightweight training device'

'Screen on the small side, but still does the job.'

'entire foursome using the intuitive touchscreen digital scorecard'

'the G3 is smaller and we suspect it will have the slightly brighter screen that made the Dakota 20 a real winner in our recent tests.'

'Unlike conventional units the G3 does not have any membership fees and features unlimited capacity with up to 12,000 courses available for download.'

'one dynamic device'

'great new track navigation features'

'The 16 hour charge life of the Oregon 550 models is worthy of note.'

'I am rating the Oregon touch screen a good for daylight viewing and excellent for low light and nighttime use.'

'for the most part the controls were intuitive and easy to use.'

'Great touch screen interface'

'Build quality is good, with no hardware buttons on the Garmin nüvi 765T's slim casing save for a power/lock slider.'

'Good value'

'the enhanced track navigation will prove especially useful.'

'Garmin Oregon 450 handheld GPS is waterproof and rugged, so that it is robust enough to withstand the hard climatic conditions.'

'excellent quality solid GPS body'

'Full-featured run, bike, and swim modes - well-suited to triathletes.'

'The 310XT can use audible signals and/or vibration alerts, to ensure that you are aware of your milestones. '

'Designed for triathletes, the 310XT collects data such as speed, distance and time for bicycling and running, and it is waterproof up to 50 meters for swimming as well.'

'You can purchase the Forerunner 310XT with or without a new (more comfortable than previous models) waterproof, soft-strap heart rate monitor.'