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Do Dont Table of Contents Best Hiking GPS Devices: Quick Recommendations Editors Choice: Garmin GPSMAP 66i Tough, accurate, and blessed with two-way satellite messaging capability and top-end navigational features. Best Value: Garmin Foretrex 601 A great handheld GPS device for anyone who wants premium features without paying through the nose for them. Best Satellite GPS: Garmin inReach Explorer+ Heavy and bulky, but extremely reliable, affordable, and blessed with premium features like two-way messaging and SOS capability. Honorable Mention: Garmin GPSMAP 64sx The best device in the business until superseded by the GPSMAP 66i. Best Basic: Garmin eTrex 32x Has a few shortcomings (small screen and limited connectivity), but is fairly priced, has a great battery life, and features a rich feature set. Best Touch Screen: Garmin Oregon 700 The most user-friendly option on our list. Best Minimalist: Garmin inReach Mini Boasts SOS and two-way messaging capabilities and outstanding battery life. Premium Pick: Garmin Montana 700i Heavy and one of the most expensive GPS units out there, but also highly accurate, speedy, tough as nails, and blessed with a huge interface. Bargain Buy: Magellan eXplorist 110 A bit clunky and slow, but a solid entry-level unit nonetheless. Best GPS Handheld Unit by Category Budget: Garmin eTrex 32x, Garmin eTrex 22x, and Magellan eXplorist 110 Touchscreen: Garmin Montana 700i and Garmin Oregon 700 Two-way messaging: Garmin GPSMAP 66i, Garmin GPSMAP 64sx, and Garmin inReach Explorer+ What Are The Best Handheld GPS Models
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