Problem In Gps Vehicle Tracking

I have been wanting a watch with gps tracking because I’m getting into hiking. I enjoy the features of the connect app and the Garmin Instinct.

This device has worked great so far the gps was dead on , and the tracking was too. It is perfect for my wife as she can see my exact location, mine is set to every two hours it sends her my location. The texting is great too the last trip my side x side broke down probably 15 miles from cell service. I was able to message her via the inreach and it saved a long walk . Messages between us also show my location. It’s definitely a game changer when out solo for multiple days to long hunting trips with zero cellphone signal ..

Very fun and enjoyable i do have one problem is that the tracking can sometimes get lost.

I'm very pleased so far, the only problem I've ran into is that the tracking is not always perfect, but it does the job.

Used in a Nav 5 GPS. The only problem was the card had to be formated to FAT32 for this GPS device.

This is my second one. I liked the first one one so much I got a second one for my other vehicle.

I've been working on a stable platform for shooting video from a car/safari vehicle. The main problem is that most video heads for tripods have a leveling handle under the head making it hard to mount and level on a vehicle door. This leveling device allows me to use a smaller video head on a flat platform strapped to the car door. That silver ring has to be loosened to level the head. The only problem is that it takes 2 hands for me to loosen it, level and then tighten it again. If it was a little wider it would be easier to loosen with one hand and maybe faster to level.

Bought this to have satellite-only gps in the boonies and it works great! Does have a pronunciation problem with street names here in Hawaii, but they’re good for a laugh.

I guess I should say it's way better than the phone app **on my phone**. My beloved 5d4 had the GPS built in and it was a feature that I found invaluable. It was great and functioned exactly like one would expect. To not have that same technology built into the R5 was a major letdown. However, the GP-E2 has fixed the problem that the phone/app created--that of very imprecise location data. Whether it was the phone or the app, I have no idea, and it doesn't matter. I figure that I don't need a GPS inside a building (where I might need the hot shoe for a flash), so having the E2 in the hot shoe is really not a problem. Battery usage is quoted as about 40 hours, and I've used the unit for 2 straight days, with no indication that the battery was weak.

I Bought this GPS to replace my ZUMO 595LM. It was hard to see the screen on the 595LM. The ZUMO XT solves that problem. It also gives me access to my notifications, which the ZUMO 595LM did not do. Great Motorcycle GPS!