Hi, does this unit have bluetooth ?

Great video, I'm looking at alternatives to Garmin, Wahoo etc for mostly cycling, i also do some trail running too. This looks like a good device and not a brand i was aware of until today. I also travel abroad with my bike so am intrigued by what the standard world maps look like on the device or do you have to buy each country individually? Can you add maps to the device without having to hook it up to a computer? I also do a lot of my route planning in strava, is it a simple process whereby you download the route to my phone and open it with the twonav app to then sync a route across to the device? Also does it reroute you back to your route if you take a wrong turn? Or does it simply notify you that you are off course. Thanks Craig

Thank you so much for the clear instructions and graphics! I would have never figured this out on my own.

Sir, it is not gray titanium It is *bare* titanium

Great review, thanks

What watch face are you using?

Hi guys is it possible to get a mount of some kind to wear the 700 on your fore arm ?

Nice review! The first one I see commenting on screen clarity. Have you tried the 2s solar? Is there a noticiable difference between the solar and non solar version? I would prefer screen visibility/contrast over solar charging. Thank you!

Is this a good watch for someone who doesn’t work out much but wants something different than an Apple Watch. I work in the trades and would like something durable that’ll give me heart rate tracking/alerts, durable with long battery life.

Good video , as are others from you I have watched. I was thinking of complementing my gps garmin handheld with a gps watch like this, just to save digging the hand held out each time I wanted to check a turn. One question that keeps coming to mind is , how well does the touch screen work in the rain ? and can it be charged up with a power bank ok on the move -while still using the functions if required on a particularly long route for example ?

I would be lost without you guys. Thanks very much for the help.

Kind of like the old etrex 10 from like 20 years ago.

Kind of silly, your phone gets gps signal

Good info but SLOW DOWN and enunciate your words more. It's hard to understand you.

Can anyone tell me how to set the map so my position remains centered ? When I’m on a set course biking I have to constantly drag the screen to see where I’m at. But differently, if I’m not on a course, but use activity to create a new track it seems to stay centered.

maps for the US I guess I can get off of Garmin site? I am getting my Epix pro delivered tomorrow... thanks for a good video to show how to do some of this Maps stuff

battery life is poor, you wouldn't want to in remote area and rely on it. Using the solar will not charge this watch waste of time, why they didn't design one with a removable battery is beyond me. Battery life might last longer but you'll need to turn all the apps of, not exactly a smart watch Definitely not worth the price tag.

Thanks for the video, will you be doing a walk and talk with the 2x? Many thanks

wish we can see the product on video dude :((

If they ditch the micro USB and use USBC as soon as possible they have an excellent device for the money and compared to Garmin ( still making 1970’s style kit sadly ) it’s way ahead. I have been using a Karoo 2 bike computer as the app and data transfer is seamless with WiFi and 4G so this is the level all navigation devices should have in the 21st century. SatMap20 is now sadly defunct but I still have mine as a great device. TWONAV looks like excellent integration though apart from the USB miss step. There will obviously be the hair shirt brigade stuck in paper maps and Garmin etrex 32 x ( I also have ) bloody awful to use on a Mac. I wish TWONAV all the best and may dive in when USB is EU standardised to C version.

Can I use it for sailing purposes? To go fishing points and come back? Thanks for the help

Hi, can you also use the 67i for cycling, does it have a cycling program, will if give you turn by turn navigation? I know it’s probably not as good as the dedicated cycling unit. But I want something I can use for both and my edge 810 isn’t good for hiking. Thanks

Interesting that the Montana 700's are being discontinued apart from the 750i. Will there be a replacement at some point? Perhaps with solar charging? I use my 700 for sea-kayaking and it's great, but could be better 😀

Quality information and service as ever from the experts

Люди, зачем вам GPS навигаторы, как можно заблудиться в Великобритании. Другое дело Сибирь.

thank you for this, simple ,direct , easy to understand. awesome

Just got my 67i from you last week. So glad I purchased it from you. It’s ready to go for my Pennine way trip this weekend!

What happens when the battery fails? Apparently you have to buy a new unit. Using non-replaceable batteries is so short sighted. I would much prefer using regular AA batteries and yes I would carry the extra batteries. Let's say you get 180 hours of operating time when new. What about the next year, and the year after that, etc. The battery will inevitably lose its ability to hold a charge. After a few years if you want to use it for a backcountry trip, you'll just be out of luck when it stops working. If you depend on inReach in case of an emergency, and the now tired battery expires, well you just have to lie there until YOU expire.

I have the 67 and absolutely love it... had the 62 before then and my first was the GPS III which I still keep in the cupboard. The battery life as you say is brilliant.

Whats your wirst size?

Nice I am looking forward to getting mine

Satmap cost me a lot of money and was a one-way ticket to disappointment. Poorly designed hardware. :/

Love these kind of reviews. Well done walking. Do long distance walkings as well. Never used a gps but will definetely buy the Garmin gpsmap 67. Greeting from the Netherlands. Next year the Santiago the Compostela. Will do it in sections during the year

where did you see the quick menu? you die more slowly😂😂The lagging on this watch is unbelievably

What is it´s precision please?

The zoom is a problem with os maps. when you have planned your route on basecamp and put it on your device the zooming in is still a problem because there might be 2 woodland paths close to each other so if you can't see the path you need clearly you will still be navigating your preloaded route until you see yourself drifting off the route line then you have to try and get back on the right path. That's why I use talkytoaster maps i can zoom right down and now they have updated them that well it's better than os maps in my opinion even show private land.

Always sad is this refresh rate

Thanks a lot ! David Delannoy, from France (Baie de Somme)

Great video Funny looking at this same model watch

I want to use komoot for MTb riding what’s anyone thoughts please

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This is the video I needed! I have been trying to understand how to enter a 6 figure grid reference into my fenix and finally, I understand. The 10 figures in the way the watch displays is quite confusing. But at least I know. I'm guessing that you use the first 3 for 6 figures and then the 4 for 8 figures and so on.

Garmin is based on the vector maps, though some units can raster maps too (not cycling Edge though). It'd be nice to compare TwoNav-raster orientated GPS units with Garmin.

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TOP TIP I’ve been using maps from TALKY TOASTER for years. They’re top notch, don’t pixelate when you zoom in AND they’re much cheaper than OS. If you have any problems or questions you get a very prompt reply and guidance. Take a look for yourselves on his website.

I disagree a little. I use my GPS as a map a lot of the time specifically in the lakes to see what other mountains are around, which villages are which etc

thank you - very helpful

I agree with a lot of the points; I think the problem is a lot of people now are using their mobile phones because they always have them on them ; the processors are ultra fast., the screens much larger and are on the cusp of replacing GPS. It's certainly possible to use viewranger or the OS MAPS app on the phone as a low cost alternative. I think OS maps subscription online is something like £30 a year and for that you can plan on website or phone and they sync automatically over WIFI as well as transfer the routes or trails via GPX to any other device and switch between Topo and traditional to get all the info you need. the only weak spots are..... you can't be guaranteed signal on these mobile apps as GPRS depends upon being able to get line of sight to a mobile mast, and the mobile phone will likely only last about a day at best. but those two reasons alone are becoming less compelling to workaround them by spending £500 on say a Garmin Montana. I use the etrex32 but there's literally no two ways about it - yes it gives you GPS signal virtually guaranteed and has great battery life but the experience of using it lags about 20 years behind the average phone now. If the mobile phone industry had a cost effective GPS add on for phones or build it into the phone Garmin would be finished. I'd like to see a Garmin ETrex SE in with colour screen that links to phone, and does all the in touch stuff too for sub £300.

i live in iran which one works in my country?

Would it be possible to put the AMOLED and the MIP versions side-by-side with identical screens showing for comparison?