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$299.99 - $248.84
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Explore with confidence with Terex 32x, a rugged GPS handheld with preloaded maps and a 2.2” sunlight-readable color display. It comes with Topo Active mapping featuring routable roads and trails to explore when hiking or cycling. Add even more maps via the micros card slot and 8 GB of internal memory. With dual-satellite support (GPS and GLONASS) and a 3-axis compass and barometric altimeter, it tracks in more challenging environments than GPS alone.
Explore confidently with the reliable handheld GPS
2.2” sunlight-readable color display with 240 x 320 display pixels for improved readability
Preloaded with Topo Active maps with routable roads and trails for cycling and hiking
Support for GPS and GLONASS satellite systems allows for tracking in more challenging environments than GPS alone
8 GB of internal memory for map downloads plus a micro SD card slot
ETrex 32x adds a 3-axis compass and barometric altimeter
Battery life: up to 25 hours in GPS mode with 2 AA batteries
David Nonnemaker –
Works great
Small screen, easy to use
Helping HanD –
Marine Opinion: Must-have for emergencies and/or camping!
We used the old Etrexs that were black and white and only showed trails so when I bought this and saw how just the base maps that come installed in this were all in color and great detail I was so excited. I took it with me on a drive with a buddy and it had almost no problem keeping up driving on the highway and going through the valleys that we lost cell service in and our phone gps stopped workingAbsolutely love this little powerhouse! I got some screen protectors and a soft case for it to try to make it last as long as possible since I know these things can take a beating and last pretty much forever if taken care of correctly. Glad they still have GPS that run on AAs instead of lithium-ion batteries that degrade within a few yearsYou can download maps online for more detail on a specific region of the world!
John D Renner –
Great unit for hiking, but instructions are lousy
Unit works well for back country hiking, with good accuracy, good graphics, and good battery life. Overall, I am happy with it. But it is very difficult to learn how to use, because the instructions (both written and on-line) suck. User you-tube videos are necessary to figure out how to do the many things this unit is capable of. Also, there can be significant lag-time for the screen to refresh, which is not a big deal but is a nuisance.
Arnold Marjanovic –
STOP! Do your nerves a favor and don’t buy this product!
I am not really un-tech savvy when it comes to things like this, but this product is waste of money, time, and nerves. I spend over 20h trying to get better maps on here and it is a disaster. I am about to put it under my truck tire and drive over it, and back, and forth, and back, and forth, and back, and forth, and then get out and stomp on it until there is only powder left.. This little thing is SOOOOO frustrating…
“turn4” –
Great for hiking
Great for hiking, especially where the trails have multiple junctions and bends. Saving each hike’s track makes it easy to retrace to where unexplored trails branch off and creates a convenient history of hikes completed. Also great for hiking in areas where the trails aren’t well-marked. If you’re on an all-day hike take an extra pair of AA batteries. Get the largest SD card the unit will accept – a small investment with a big payoff when you download updated maps or add new maps. Lots of features – check out the menu.
D. Grassetti –
kinda mediocre product
I bought this GPS as an update to my 20 year old Garmin Etrex Vista CX. I use this device almost exclusively on commercial flights to keep myself occupied while I watch the scenery go by. Here’s what I found with this updated version:Not so good:1. The software is almost identical to what Garmin produced 20 years ago.2. The microprocessor continues to be painfully slow.3. While Garmin claims that the included topo maps are routable, they are not. According to Garmin tech support one must buy the 24k topo maps to obtain this feature. Additionally, there is no road routing.4. I attempted to use the map microSD card from my Vista in the new unit….no dice. Apparently my investment in Garmin maps from 20 years ago is a throw away.5. The unit came with down level software and maps. While I was able to update the unit software, there was not enough internal memory to update the maps. Garmin is selling a product that can’t be updated without adding a micro SD card. Not a huge deal, but just kinda lame.6. After 20 years, according to Garmin tech support there is still no way to prevent the altimeter from automatically using barometric pressure. This makes the altitude functions useless in a pressurized airplane.Good:1. The GPS performance is substantially better than the Vista.Summary:All in all, this is a disappointing product. It doesn’t actually do what Garmin claims it does without spending hundreds more on new map software, it needs an SD card that isn’t included with the unit, the software is downright ancient, and the microprocessor is no better than what they used in 2000. Clearly, Garmin has decided to spend its R&D budget on watches rather than handheld devices.This device is so out of date that one has to wonder what the actual use case is for this device at this time.
Tye Scott –
Perfect Value for average hiker
Excellent value for the average hiker. Used when in BANFF and Galcier for hiking and once figured out the system is excellent! Takes a little time to learn the interface and process of saving trails but excellent tracking
craig coates –
Good product.
Used for hunting.
Cliente Amazon –
Preciso de GPS Handheld para meu trabalho e o melhor é o Garmim e o melhor Garmim é o eTrex 32x.Foi facil achar na Amazon.
Amazon Customer –
Screen is a bit small good features, it did took a while to understand the capabilities of the 32X.
Bosho –
Muy buen producto, funciona para lo que está hecho, la precision muy bien, dejas de batallar.
Flávio Affonso Ferreira Filho –
Excelente equipamento. Testei este final de semana. Aprovado! Recomendo.
Haroldo Kennedy Clebicar Nogueira –
A Garmin poderia atualizar este equipamento trocando a conexão USB, que usa o modelo quadrado e pequeno do lado do equipamento (mini USB), ja poderia vir pelo menos um mais novo que esse ou o “C”. Não tem blue-tooth! O usuário vai ter que levar o computador para o campo se precisar de atualizar os dados para o equipamento! Isso é péssimo, já poderia ser feito com a comunicação com um celular. E falando nisso, a empresa não desenvolver um app que poderia se conectar com o equipamento para fazer a atualização usando o celular!Eu configurei na lÃngua pátria, ou seja, o português, ao escolher algumas configurações, o equipamento apresentou mensagens de erro, que ficaram em um ciclode alarmes! Em inglês isso não ocorrreu para a mesma configuração! Voltei para o inglês. Pense em outro modelo e tire mais dinheiro do bolso!