Best GPS Devices - Compass Special Features, Outdoor Designation, City Navigation Maps

'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.'

'Pop in a microSD card and some batteries and you're ready to go.'

'rugged, metal-plated, waterproof case'

'handheld device'

'features a built-in compass and altimeter'

'After using the eTrex Vista C handheld GPS Receiver for some time, we are still very happy with it here at the lodge.'

'The SiRF delivers some of the best GPS satellite acquisition times available.'

'This GPS unit's diminutive size and weight, not to mention its rugged design, make it an ideal hiking companion'

'variable-use global positioning device'

'such a huge screen'

'Excellent menu setup; fast access to features. '

'easy map upgrades'

'Use of the built-in route planner made constructing a route very easy.'

'Compared to other multi purpose GPS receivers on the market, it is midpriced at around $325..'

'decent size 2.7 inch'

'the compass is a good thing to have if you are moving at a slow rate (i.e. hiking)'

'The Magellan RoadMate 300 comes with a built-in map of major European roads and motorways.'

'With Magellan's RoadMate 300, in-vehicle navigation has never been easier.'