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Jan 09, 2017
Needs Amazon prime to compete with the rest.
2 of 2 found this helpful Not that Apple cares about what I think, but, this would be the best media streamer I believe if they would work out an arrangement to stream Amazon Prime. until that happens the Amazon Fire TV box has this one beat. It is still very good and the remote makes navigation easy. It's sad that the battle of the Giant Corporations causes consumers to be left with a less than perfect product.
Nov 17, 2010
Great GPSr
5 of 5 found this helpful I have owned several Garmin GPS units and this is the first Delorme I have owned. Both makers have excellent units but there are important differences. If your needs are diverse as far as trail use and road navigation - leaning toward road use - then Garmin is the way to go. Their HCx, 60 and 76 series are excellent choices for off road use and much better for driving use. They route like their Nuvi line and meet most trail navigation needs. The downside to Garmin is lack of off road detail and maps much be purchased seperately at significant cost. This is where Deldorme truly shines. The detail of their Topo series maps is far better then Garmin for off road use and they include these maps with the unit. You can purchase more detailed maps for a reasonable annual subcription which again makes Delorme a better bargain for trail use. Their road detail is quite good but the routing engine they use is not as good as Garmin. Their POI database is also not as complete as you will find with City Navigator. Battery life is another consideration. The newest Garmins (colorado, oregon) are hard on batteries as well, but the etrex line will keep you going for a long while on a set of AAs. It all comes down to your specific use. Both makers build quality GPS units but for geocaching and off road rec use I believe Delorme is the more complete package. Hope this helps.
Nov 06, 2015
Works well in 2012 macbook pro
Nice upgrade. So far no issues.