Older Garmin Fitness Tracker

Although the most expensive of the fitness tracker watches, it worth it for serious trackers. Highly recommend.

I only recently became aware of the out of ear style headphones and became familiar with Shokz through a promo on my Garmin fitness app. So I decided to give them a try. Very pleased so far. The sound is great! The fit is pretty good-I shave my head so that probably has a negative impact on that part. They are easy to set up and use.

I replaced an older model Garmin with the Garmin Drive 53, it’s so much easier to use and I’m very pleased with it.

I bought this unit about 3 weeks ago. I hate using my phone as a GPS on trips and I had an older Garmin that I broke the port on so I couldn't update the maps anymore. I'm really impressed with the unit and would recommend it without hesitation. The only thing I didn't like compared to my old Garmin...is that my old Garmin was a beefier material and seemed a little more heavy duty. That said...if you take care of it properly....that shouldn't be an issue at all.

My new Garmin lets you create and save your locations faster than my older Garmin GPS.

I've been using Garmin GPS units for a long time. This one replaced a much older Garmin GPS that passed away recently. It works great in my Subaru Crosstrek, which did not come with advanced features of any kind, as I was too cheap to pay for them. Nice big screen, fast response and refresh - overall, a good GPS.

Having been through a much older Garmin, the TomTom with lifetime maps that walked away from customers, I went back to Garmin. Using the DriveSmart 66 for several months I can say it's the best, easiest to use navi ever. Voice commands work very well because so much information is integrated into the system. And I can stay off the cell network and keep some sense of autonomy while using a fully-functioning system. Darn near perfect. I'd like a more thorough user guide and maybe easier menus but for plug n'play, I think this system is outstanding.

I have an older Garmin GPS that needs foil tape to retain the sim card. The new GPS 66 is faster, and more readable than the old one, plus has voice listening capability. So we really like the new GPS

I bought the Mini2 to replace an older InReach device. The new unit is very small and light, which is nice for remote hikes, etc. However, it pairs nicely to my iPhone with the Garmin Messenger App, which makes it quite easy to use. I had a bit of trouble getting it registered, but one call to the Garmin Support Center solved the problem. I'm taking it on a trip later this month to a remote part of Canada, so will really test it out.

This replaced an older Garmin GPS. I like the highly visible screen, the search features and better access to everything. I took advantage of the Garmin birthday discount so it was that much better!