Garmin eTrex 32x (Japanese Display)
I am selling this watch because I purchased one with a navigation map.
I used it for about 3 seasons, mainly for backcountry in winter mountains, about 3 times a year.
It has a silicone cover and protective film applied.
About the product
As you know, it doesn't operate as smoothly as a smartphone, and the response speed when operating it can be described as sluggish.
If you are someone who frequently operates a GPS receiver while hiking and uses various functions extensively, the eTrex 32x is not recommended.
However, it reliably displays the path you've walked, altitude, contour lines, and coordinates, which was very useful in emergencies, such as during winter backcountry or in whiteout conditions.
With the eTrex32, you can instantly see your track, so you won't get lost.
I believe the best way to use it is for foraging for wild vegetables, especially in the winter mountains.
Since it uses batteries, the battery won't suddenly die in low temperatures like a smartphone, and you can operate it even while wearing gloves.
To transfer your hiking track data (GPX files) to your computer, connect it to your computer using the included USB cable (one end is USB A, the other is mini-B).
The instruction manual can be downloaded from the website.
I used it for about 3 seasons, mainly for backcountry in winter mountains, about 3 times a year.
It has a silicone cover and protective film applied.
About the product
As you know, it doesn't operate as smoothly as a smartphone, and the response speed when operating it can be described as sluggish.
If you are someone who frequently operates a GPS receiver while hiking and uses various functions extensively, the eTrex 32x is not recommended.
However, it reliably displays the path you've walked, altitude, contour lines, and coordinates, which was very useful in emergencies, such as during winter backcountry or in whiteout conditions.
With the eTrex32, you can instantly see your track, so you won't get lost.
I believe the best way to use it is for foraging for wild vegetables, especially in the winter mountains.
Since it uses batteries, the battery won't suddenly die in low temperatures like a smartphone, and you can operate it even while wearing gloves.
To transfer your hiking track data (GPX files) to your computer, connect it to your computer using the included USB cable (one end is USB A, the other is mini-B).
The instruction manual can be downloaded from the website.
Category
Outdoor Precision Equipment
Brand
GARMIN
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Hokkaido
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