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You can probably get some 3rd party maps much cheaper or even free, but that takes a little work (Google it).
I think this is a good price for 'brand new'. I still use my old Garmin Oregon 650 for mountain biking. Compared to this newer model Garmin hasn't really added massive new features that I really need and justifies an upgrade. Though I could buy Garmin devices via their family and friends program for 50%. But if you are in for a real outdoor device this it is (or can be). Just don't expect the iPhone screen, CPU and experience. But this thing has flown from my handlebar a couple of times and landed off the trail, on rocks and still works. Wouldn't like to try that with my iPhone. Plus it works with 2 AA batteries. I always have two enerloops in my backpack as backup. If it dies on the trail I just swap batteries.
I wouldn't pay money for Garmin maps. Have been an https://openmtbmap.org/ user for years and they work very well for hiking and mountain biking. At least for me (and there are a ton of other open source maps out there). If I find a new trail that isn't on the map I add or correct it on open street map and then download and install the map update a week later.
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You can probably get some 3rd party maps much cheaper or even free, but that takes a little work (Google it).
I think this is a good price for 'brand new'. I still use my old Garmin Oregon 650 for mountain biking. Compared to this newer model Garmin hasn't really added massive new features that I really need and justifies an upgrade. Though I could buy Garmin devices via their family and friends program for 50%. But if you are in for a real outdoor device this it is (or can be). Just don't expect the iPhone screen, CPU and experience. But this thing has flown from my handlebar a couple of times and landed off the trail, on rocks and still works. Wouldn't like to try that with my iPhone. Plus it works with 2 AA batteries. I always have two enerloops in my backpack as backup. If it dies on the trail I just swap batteries.
I wouldn't pay money for Garmin maps. Have been an https://openmtbmap.org/ user for years and they work very well for hiking and mountain biking. At least for me (and there are a ton of other open source maps out there). If I find a new trail that isn't on the map I add or correct it on open street map and then download and install the map update a week later.
It's in German but it seems there are open source alternatives out there. I'm not a user so can't say if they are good or not.
http://www.openseamap.
Funny how they don't inundate every thread for mirrorless or DSLR cameras. It's an anti-GPS conspiracy!
I don't know enough about GPS things to say what this Garmin can do that google maps or open street maps cannot do.
But I doubt cell phones will reach parity with DSLR camera any time soon
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Here! D/L backcountry navigator and call it good.
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Yes, this is a GPS device for navigation and tracking. You cannot text or call with it.
So this would be a no-go for H.S. kids