Garmin Oregon 400T Handheld GPS
Why it's a best pick:
The Garmin Oregon 400T has an extremely user-friendly touchscreen interface. The included base maps are worldwide, and display 3-D elevation models. The high-capacity lithium batteries allow you to use this product for 16 hours straight, which should be long enough for even the hardiest outdoorsman. You can also upload and download waypoints, tracks and routes to and from your computer.
Manufacturer Description: Get in touch with your wild side with Oregon 400t. This handheld outdoor GPS features a rugged, touchscreen along with preloaded topographic maps, 3-D map view, a high-sensitivity receiver, barometric altimeter, electronic compass, microSD card slot, picture viewer and more. Even exchange tracks, waypoints, routes and geocaches wirelessly between similar units.
Average Customer Rating:
(
55 total reviews)
Garmin Oregon 400t, February 19 2009
This is a lengthy review, but at $462 and after seeing some of the "user induced" complaints, I believe a good review is essential.
I also own a Garmin Etrex Vista and by far, the Oregon 400t is the most versatile, customizable, and flexible handheld GPS I have seen. I had the opportun...read full review
The best yet, October 10 2008
I've owned about 6 GPSr's since my first loaf-sized Lowrance Eagle. Almost all of them have been Magellans, but since my XP PC fatally crashed and Magellan doesn't offer a driver for Vista Home Premium (why not? I suppose that since the Triton series is so bad they're giving up) I went ahead and bo...read full review
oregon 400t, November 25 2008
bought the oregon and the city navigator software and set out on a 4500 mile hunting/sightseeing trip. I did need some help from the garmin folks to get it set up, but after this small headache I found the 400 to be a superb on and off road navigator. It's everything I had hoped it would be. I th...read full review
