Rugged Handheld GPS eTrex 22x | 2.2” Sunlight-Readable Colour Display with 240 x 320 Display Pixels for Improved Readability | Battery life: up to 25 Hours in GPS mode with 2 AA Batteries

It does not work in UAE, no matter you load maps from open source tools, it is not worth. This is EU specifc tool sold in UAE. so pelase don't waste your time in doing r&d in AI tools .

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日本語の説明書や本体の表示が全く理解出来なく、返信して何か騙されてお金を取られた気持ちですね。凄く残念です。

This german device is very helpful for my profession. Because i am a land surveyor so so much easier to survey the land

I own several GPS devices but this one is my favorite. This small GPS device does everything that I need it to do and it costs less than two hundred dollars(US). I can't think of anything GPS related that I can't do with my eTrex 22x. I enjoy planning out my hikes using Garmin Basecamp and uploading the waypoints and other data to my 22x. I developed the habit of tethering all of my devices when I was in the Army. I like that Garmin sells a custom tether for their devices. I keep several hundred feet of 550 cord on hand for tethering all of my devices to my gear. I never lose anything. I place the Garmin tether up high on the strap for my backpack so that I can hear the audible tones. This device will beep when you reach a turn so that you can know to look at the device. The Garmin tether keeps this device velcro'ed in place when you are not looking at it. Every time I hear it beep, I pull it off the velcro and look at it. I saw a couple reviews stating that they could not see the screen in the sunlight. I can only assume those people have not found the adjustment for the backlight. Hit the power button one time and it brings up the backlight adjustment. Turn that all the way up and you won't have a problem seeing the display in the sunlight. Don't worry, the battery life is still very good with the backlight turned up.

Perfect! Exactly what we needed. Glad we purchased this unit and not a Chinese knock-off. This one is more expensive, but this is a well spent money. Most of the cost goes into a well honed software. The software is good. It performs as expected. At least for what we need. i.e: waypoints, tracks and area calculation. We use it as a track recording device and then we import the recordings and process them on a PC. We also prepare tracks on the PC, import them in the device and march them once in the field. The ability to see our current position relative to a programmed track is nice. The screen is a bit small for my aging eyes. This is not a product issue. We understand that something to be used during hiking must be small and light. Bigger is not better. Beside that a bigger screen would be very taxing on the batteries. We used the device for a few hours and the two AA alkaline batteries are still full. The color LCD screen is transflectif giving an excellent readability in full sun (which requires less back light which in turn requires less energy, hence more autonomy to the batteries). The manufacturer states an accuracy of 4 meters. When we stand still for an extended period of time, we can see our position randomly jumping around a point. Given enough time, it is possible to assume that the average position is quite accurate. For our needs, 4 meters is enough. Overall it is an excellent product. We did not test all functions.