Maybe in a few years things will be different. I don't think I can justify the hefty price of the Topo V2. For example, will the screen capture of a 66i be sharper than the screen capture of 65s?

I am not sure if the screen capture on the Garmin device takes into account the resolution of the screen on the device. The Garmin Edge 830 convinces right away Pre-loaded maps with turn-by-turn navigation and a long battery life of up to 20 hours combined with the new ClimbPRo function and high-quality touch screen make a GPS bike computer you can always rely on. In reality, I would only be using the device between 80m and 200m, occasionally going down to 50m or up to 300m. On the phone, the maximum zoom is 50m but on the Garmin device you can keep going but you will get a heavily pixelated image.

It is the same as the GPSMAP 66s but it has. The Garmin GPSMAP 66sr is a great button GPS unit. I have also attached the screen capture of the iphone of the same area with the Ordnance Survey Map (1:25K). Multi-band/GNSS handheld with sensors and TopoActive Europe maps. v3 provides.garmin friluftskartan pro v2 norra norrland.save up to.norrland. The difference in sharpness is hardly detectable (on the device) at 200m, 120m, 80m and 50m.įor comparison I have attached screen captures using Birdseye Select and screen captures using Topo. Only at 300m Topo seems slightly sharper but with less details. That doesnt benefit Garmin from a business stance and it doesnt help the consumer either when they arent given choices. There is not much difference between the two maps. One watch, that does everything at one price. I have the Birdseye Select Great Britain Plus (1:25K) and the Garmin TOPO Great Britain v2 PRO 1:25K on microSD.

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