Garmin have announced two new eTrex x2x models, the eTrex 22x and eTrex 32x.
These appear to be essentially a 20x and 30x with added preloaded TopoActive maps for the US and Australia.
Press Release here.
More to come....
New Garmin eTrex 22x, 32x
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Re: New Garmin eTrex 22x, 32x
I was hoping this new eTrex would finally get a faster processor, if so I would probably buy one to replace my Oregon 700.
According to https://gpsradler.de/news/garmin-etrex- ... -kurztest/ map panning is just as slow as with the 20x/30x so that's very disappointing and not what I want.
Garmin seems to put all the power inside a brick like the GPSMAP 66 but long distance hikers like me want a small and light unit that doesn't eat batteries every single day.
After some 15 years Garmin still doesn't get it as far as I am concerned.
According to https://gpsradler.de/news/garmin-etrex- ... -kurztest/ map panning is just as slow as with the 20x/30x so that's very disappointing and not what I want.
Garmin seems to put all the power inside a brick like the GPSMAP 66 but long distance hikers like me want a small and light unit that doesn't eat batteries every single day.
After some 15 years Garmin still doesn't get it as far as I am concerned.
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Re: New Garmin eTrex 22x, 32x
I use an older Etrex 20 for my hiking, hardly ever need to pan the map so that's not really an issue for me
I love it as it fits neatly in my hand and has a great battery life.
I love it as it fits neatly in my hand and has a great battery life.
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Re: New Garmin eTrex 22x, 32x
You can't have a faster processor while maintaining exceptional battery life.Plato wrote: ↑Wed Jun 05, 2019 5:02 pm I was hoping this new eTrex would finally get a faster processor, if so I would probably buy one to replace my Oregon 700.
According to {link} map panning is just as slow as with the 20x/30x so that's very disappointing and not what I want.
Garmin seems to put all the power inside a brick like the GPSMAP 66 but long distance hikers like me want a small and light unit that doesn't eat batteries every single day.
After some 15 years Garmin still doesn't get it as far as I am concerned.