Garmin eTrex Touch 35t GPS
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The reliable eTrex Touch 35 handheld GPS features a 2.6 in. color touchscreen, 3-axis tilt-compensated electronic compass and an altimeter, for easy-to-use navigation on your outdoor adventures.
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- Preloaded with worldwide basemap and topo US 100K maps; plus 8 GB memory and a microSD card slot to hold more maps
- 3-axis tilt-compensated electronic compass shows your heading even when standing still without holding it level; barometric altimeter for accurate elevation & climb info
- 250,000 preloaded worldwide geocaches from Geocaching.com
- Wirelessly receive emails, texts and alerts from a compatible smartphone
- ANT+ connectivity to external sensors and compatible Garmin devices
- Ergonomic, rugged design that stands strong against dust, dirt, humidity and water and offers a long-lasting, 16 hour battery life (2 AA batteries, not included)
- Easily manage and share your outdoor adventures with Garmin BaseCamp
| Best Use | Hiking |
|---|---|
| Preloaded Map | Topo |
| Basemap | Yes |
| Preloaded Geocaches | Yes |
| Wireless Communication | Yes |
| OS Compatibility | Windows / Mac |
| Display Size | 2.6 inches |
| Screen Pixels | 160 x 240 |
| Touch Screen | Yes |
| Visual Map Display | Yes |
| Color Screen | Yes |
| Number of Routes | 200 |
| Number of Waypoints | 4000 |
| Internal Memory | 8 GB internal/expandable gigabytes |
| Expandable Memory | Yes |
| Compass | Yes |
| Altimeter | Pressure-based |
| Quad Helix Antenna | No |
| Compact Antenna | Yes |
| Position Accuracy | WAAS-enabled 3 meters |
| Battery Type | Lithium |
| Batteries | 2 AA |
| Average Battery Life | 16 hours |
| Dimensions | 2.3 x 4.0 x 1.3 inches |
| Water-Resistance Rating | IPX7 |
| Weight | 5.6 ounces |
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Disenchanted
I had high expectations for this device. I watched several videos on YouTube to make sure I understood how to use the device. My first problem came with the touch screen. The screen would often lock up and not allow you to proceed no matter how hard, soft, easy, tough you touched the screen. The only option was to shut down the screen and lose all the data. I found the distance traveled as measured by the device always at odds with marked mileage on maps, even when taking into consideration side trips. The upload of data to either IPhone or Ipad sometimes worked, sometimes not. Lastly, I purchased this in March of 2016 and it has now decided to lock screens permanently.
Best GPS I've ever owned
EXCELLENT GPS unit and I highly recommend it. I've been using gps since 2000 and this is the best yet. Very fast response on the touchscreen, fast map redraw, has everything you need, GLONASS, Chirp, electronic compass, too much to list. Screen is the same size as the Garmin 60/CS/CSX series. This is like a mini-Oregon 600/650 unit, only much better. Has 'profiles' just like the Oregon that you can customize any way you like. This fits perfectly in the hand and is very lightweight, easy to carry all day long. Pay no mind to the other review, getting problems from a Mac computer and Basecamp program have nothing to do with the performance of this gps. I've used the Etrex Yellow, Magellan 315/Meridian Yellow/Meridian Platinum, Garmin 60CS and CSX, 64S, Oregon 450 and 600 and this Etrex 35 is the best yet. Accuracy is the best I've ever seen. A rechargeable battery pack/AA battery dual-setup like the Montana/Monterra series would be great for this.
Has some kinks that need to be worked out...
If you have an iPhone or Mac you should read this. I was excited to see the Etrex get the touchscreen ability. I thought this would be the bee's knees... I was wrong. Pros: - Touchscreen is easier to use than I thought it would be. Very Receptive. - Glonass - Making Waypoints, Routes and Tracks is easy - Navigating within the screen is really easy once you get the hang of it. - I actually like the different profiles, Hike, Bike, Hunt, Geocache, I know these are somewhat subjective, but I like being able to set them up Cons: This is where the troubles start... Day 1 - I had it connected to Garmin Basecamp and transferred all of my waypoints and settings from Google Earth to Basecamp. Day 2 - I go to connect it again to add some waypoints that I marked while hiking on Day 1, and the device no longer registers as a USB device?? - Talk to Garmin Customer Service and they told me that sometimes the date and time settings on a Mac screw up connectivity, so I did what they said and to no avail it did not work. They ended up telling me to return it for another, but REI only carries this as an Online Only item - Thought since I couldn't connect with a USB cord that I would use the built in BT. Bluetooth does not work. I turned the BT on and my Macbook, iPhone 6, and friends Samsung Note (android) did not recognize any BT device - Says it comes with 250,000 geocaches preloaded, mine did not. I go into geocache mode and I have nothing. So I go into menu and go to geocaches and it says I have none and to go to - Needless to Say I am not too thrilled with the device. I will probably return it and but the Garmin Oregon 650t from Amazon for like $50 more than what I paid for the 350t. I will try to reset the device tonight and see if it maybe gets better & if it does I will amend my review a little, but overall not too happy
Sales Pitch = 100k Software 4-6yr old w/o UPDATE
The advertisement for the 100k package is a SALES leader.... The Data is REALLY 4-6 years OLD and they are forcing us to buy the regional 24k packages ($100s) to get current MAPS.... Chat with the GARMIN Rep: " While the TOPO Us 24k is more detailed, this is generally referring to more frequent TOPO lines. The road information is the same. However the TOPO 24k was created more recently, within the last 1.5 years. Whereas TOPO 100k may be as much as 4-6 years old."
best hiking GPS for the price
Originally got the Montana for some reason then realized how much it stunk, so I returned it and got the 35t. Preloaded maps, very detailed map that makes it easy to navigate even when the trail has disappeared. Used this on a night hike, it helped a ton and got us back on track twice. For hiking get the etrex 35t