Montana 700 is a rugged, versatile GPS handheld with routable mapping for roads and trails and a multi-GNSS system for navigation on foot, bike, kayak, ATV and more.
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Garmin Montana 750i, Rugged GPS Handheld with Built-in inReach Satellite Technology and 8-megapixel Camera,Glove-Friendly 5 Color Touchsreen 010-02347-00
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The Garmin Montana 700 is a rugged GPS handheld device that offers routable mapping for both roads and trails. It features a glove-friendly 5-inch color touchscreen display, making it easy to use even in harsh outdoor conditions. The device does not come with a micro SD card, but users have reported successful use of a 128GB card, although Garmin officially supports only up to 32GB. The Montana 700 does not have text messaging capabilities like the inReach models, such as the 700i and 750i versions. One of the notable features of the Montana 700 is its compatibility with Garmin's dog tracking system. While the T15 collar is sufficient for tracking with the Alpha 100 handheld, the Montana 700i can display the dog track when paired with the Alpha 100 and the Dog Device. The device allows users to draw lines between saved waypoints, making it possible to create property boundaries. The accuracy of the GPS coordinates is generally good, with an error range of around 20 meters. In terms of subscription fees, users can opt for a $35 yearly fee or a $14.95 monthly fee for the freedom plan. The plan can be turned off and on as needed. The Garmin Montana 700i works normally for GPS use and satellite communication while plugged into a USB cable for charging. When connected to a computer for file transfer or firmware update, it switches to mass storage mode for access to Garmin folders. Overall, the reception of the Garmin Montana 700 has been mixed. Some users appreciate its accurate GPS capabilities and compatibility with Garmin's dog tracking system. However, others have expressed frustration with its tedious operation, particularly the touchscreen and keyboard. The unit's usability for messaging is limited by the lack of automatic message checks, and some users have found the device's interface and touch screen to be subpar compared to modern smartphones. Some users have also reported issues with random shutdowns, partial screen failures, and an overall unreliable operating system.
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