Garmin GPS 76 Handheld GPS Receiver

Pros: Size, memory, waterproof, price
Cons: no accessories included, memory not upgradable

My search for a GPS device started as a result of my tendency to get lost in the Chesapeake Bay. I ...

Pros: Accurate, large screen size, floats, waterproof, will fit in pocket, 24 megabites of space, reception
Cons: a bit bulky but it is a trade off for the large screen

I love this little GPS unit! I use it while kayaking, hiking, geocaching, fishing, hunting, riding my ATV and driving. I purchased this unit for $379.95 on www.gpsnow.com with $6.95 dollars shipping. I choose to buy it here because of the return ...

Pros: Accurate. Reliable. Reasonably priced.
Cons: None, really.

I own one of each of these models, the second purchased as an upgrade so I could use the older 76 as a backup. The 76 itself replaced a Garmin 48 (another lovable little unit) on my boat. Both were available on-sale for around $200 at the time of ...

Pros: Ease to use, great display, turn by turn directions.
Cons: None. Maybe external data card?

SUMMARY: I was looking for a handheld GPS that would work for turn by turn navigating, off road 4 wheel trails, hiking and geochaching. I'd also like it do a little something when I go recreational boating. I had actually already ordered the Garmin ...

Pros: WAAS enabled accuracy, excellent screen resolution, rugged case, easy computer interface, plenty of GPS capacity
Cons: somewhat limited uploading capability, somewhat bulky, waypoint labels limited to 8 characters

Admittedly I love mapping and maps, but the Garmin 76 is probably my all-time favorite electronic device. It is engineered and built extremely well -- very rugged and with an excellent user interface. Although I haven't used Magellens and other ...

Pros: Color display, compact, high quality, I like just about everything about this unit
Cons: Can't think of anything

I've been wanting a GPS receiver for a while and had been trying to decide which one to buy. Garmin was always at the top of my list since everyone I asked recommended the brand. I didn't really know much about them but after a little research I settled ...

Pros: Rugged, full of features, great value
Cons: 8 MB memory is sufficient but could be more

I have had my GPSMAP 76 for about a year and a half now and used it in any possible situation, i.e. on a boat, in the car and while hiking. Since I had previous experience with Garmin GPS products, I knew the quality was hard to beat and this unit was ...

Pros: Everything you need is there
Cons: Need re-design of the case for good appearance

I've added some update at the end as a result the resent trips I took.

This is my third GPS unit and this time I decide to keep it. The previous two are the Garmin eTrix Vista and the Magellan Meridian, I end up return them to the store,...

Pros: Color, Memory, Garmin Quality, USB interface, Automatic routing to destination
Cons: expensive (but worth it)

Garmin has done it. Given us color, what a difference. A ton of memory 115mb, 5x the 76S. It's more expensive but worth it color is great for maps. Memory allows much more flexibility for loading maps. You can't go wrong with this unit. Garmin has ...

Pros: Accurate, large screen size, floats, waterproof
Cons: When is the color version coming ;-)

This is a great GPS unit! I use it while boating, kayaking, hiking, fishing, camping and driving. I ...

Pros: Plenty, including larger screen, external antenna connection, excellent size...
Cons: Couple of dumb splash screens every time you turn it on...

Okay, so that title covers just about ANY decent GPS you can buy these days... Why this one? While being only marginally larger than the Garmin Etrex Summit/Vista/Legend/Venture series of devices it has some HUGE advantages over the top of the line ...

Pros: Large, high resolution screen. Great functionality. Great satellite reception.
Cons: No built-in trip routing functionality.

To quote Gollum and Frodo in the review title, this GPSMap 76S is my favorite toy. I like it because ...

Pros: Waterproof, can hold 8 mg memory. 500 waypoints and 50 routes
Cons: Not for the Technically disadvantaged, that would be me.

I received the Garmin GPSMAP 76 Versatile navigator for Christmas, what a surprise, since I am technological dummy. Out of the Box The Garmin Receiver The hand strap The hookup for the computer Quick reference pamphlet Owners ...

Pros: Easy to see screens, full complement of features, great reception.
Cons: Expensive add on maps needed to achieve full functionality, uncomfortable ergo form factor.

I've been using GPSr's for about 10 years and this is a recent upgrade from a Garmin 12CX. I bought this on eBay (second hand) for $325.00. I have been using this for a few weeks and am very happy with it. The electronic compass is great for slow ...

Pros: Good accuracy even without WAAS signal, WAAS signal reception, easy to navigate menus
Cons: slightly too large to hold comfortably in hand

Are you looking for a GPS receiver that combines an easy to use menu system, high accuracy, WAAS augmentation and rugged construction? If that’s it, then you should check out Garmin’s GPS 76 unit. It offers plenty of features in a waterproof ...