Garmin 010-01735-10 inReach Explorer+, Handheld Satellite Communicator with Topo Maps and GPS Navigation
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Monday, May 19
Features
- 100 percent global Iridium satellite coverage enables two way text messaging from anywhere (satellite subscription required)
- Trigger an interactive SOS to the 24/7 search and rescue monitoring center
- Track and share your location with family and friends. Water rating : IPX7. Battery : Rechargeable internal lithium ion
- Pair with mobile devices using the free earthmate app for access to downloadable maps, U.S. NOAA charts, color aerial imagery and more
- In reach explorerplus device adds preloaded Delorme topo maps with onscreen GPS routing plus built in digital compass, barometric altimeter and accelerometer
Description
You may venture off the grid, but you’re never out of reach as long as you’re carrying an inReach SE+ or inReach Explorer+. These handheld satellite communicators are designed for the outdoor enthusiast who wants to roam farther and experience more without compromising their loved ones‘ peace of mind. From backcountry experiences to international adventures, inReach provides communication, location sharing, navigation and critical SOS functions for anyone who loves getting away from it all, on land, water or in the skies.
Brand: Garmin
Screen Size: 2.3 Inches
Special Feature: Bluetooth
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Map Type: North America
Sport: Outdoor Lifestyle
Included Components: USB cable, caribiner clip, documentation, inReach Explorer+
Audio Output Mode: Digital
Battery Life: 30 Hours
Resolution: 200 x 265
Product Dimensions: 1.5 x 2.7 x 6.5 inches
Item Weight: 8 ounces
Item model number: 010-01735-10
Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Wireless communication technologies: Bluetooth
Connectivity technologies: Bluetooth
Special features: Bluetooth
Display technology: 200 x 265 pixels
Other display features: Wireless
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Scanner Resolution: 200 x 265
Whats in the box: USB cable, caribiner clip, documentation, inReach Explorer+
Department: mens
Manufacturer: Garmin
Date First Available: January 4, 2017
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Item arrived quickly and in perfect condition. Setting up the account necessary to operate the device was very straight forward and easy as was activating the device with Garmin. Just follow the instructions in the manual and you shouldn't have any problems. The device itself is awesome. It has a myriad of features that work well and is very user friendly to operate. The buttons used to operate the device are well thought out, conveniently placed and make it extremely easy to navigate through and select any/all of the features the device offers. I usually get intimidated trying to operate a device that has a bunch of buttons on it, but this device is a breeze to operate. The maps, the tracking features and especially the communication features (text & email) are fantastic and the best part is all those features are available without having to rely on having a cell signal. Also, the ability to permit your friends/family to track your location on an online map in "real time" is great. Lastly, the SOS button could literally save your life if you ever get injured out in the wilderness where there's no cell service. Just hit the button and then communicate with rescuers as they respond to assist you. My feeling is that the device is worth it just for the SOS feature alone, but the communication abilities and other features just make it even that much better. Using the available "EarthMate" app you can easily pair the device via bluetooth with your smart phone or tablet which enables you to use your phone to access and use the device features. This makes it especially easy to send text messages since you can now use the keyboard on your phone rather than having to manually find and click on individual letters on the device to send a text. I did have to spend some time watching product support videos and reading available product tutorials to fully understand all the features and how to use them, but I actually enjoyed that process and within a short time I was extremely comfortable with the device and how to get maximum use out of it's features. If you spend time out in the wilderness where there's no cell service then you should really consider purchasing this device.... you and your family and friends will be glad you did.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2021 by AM
UPDATE --- Any reservations about this product have disappeared. After 1 year it is my most-utilized outdoor accessory. A true PLB is still the better rescue option, and a dedicated Garmin GPS, with routing options (Automobile, Hiking, etc.) rather than direct-(straight-line)routing-only is a better on-the-fly GPS. That said, however, the live tracking and two-way satellite communication of the inReach is a godsend for anything up to and including a life-threatening emergency, and a solid backup for a 406MHz PLB in a life-or-death rescue situation. In some backcountry locales here in the Rockies there may be a slight delay in send/receive time, but never a failure. The trip logging is solid, especially when synching at home fills in all the gaps (10-minute vs. 2-minute intervals). Garmin will be hard pressed to improve the inReach's functionality; it is well worth the initial outlay and the subscription. ------ First, the hardware. FIVE stars for this aspect of the inReach Explorer+. I purchased the inReach as a satellite communicator -- period. For a hand-held GPS to use on the trail here in Colorado, I carry a venerable old GPSmap 62sc, which I love, and use it with BaseCamp software. For personal safety and "rescue-ability" I trust nothing less than a true 406 MHz locator beacon, specifically an ACR ResQLink+, fully registered and maintained. All of that to say that I am not looking to the inReach to be a full-function GPS, nor to save my bacon in a life-or-death situation. I bought it to allow two-way texting & email communication with my wife (and others) while I and my kids are out of cell range, which is more often than not here in the Rockies. I have purchased the mid-range subscription plan (about $25/mo.), which allows me 3 pre-set messages (unlimited use for free), and up to 40 messages per month and unlimited tracking points without additional charge. Thus far it has been more than well worth the expense. It functions flawlessly as a satellite messenger; of course, I have always allowed it a clear view of the sky in light of its Iridium system requirements. Its operating system is more intuitive and less cumbersome than the Garmin GPSmap units, but will still seem clunky to anyone accustomed only to a smartphone. Speaking of smartphones, interfacing with the Earthmate phone app has gone well so far, and could make composing longer, more complicated messages very smooth and quick. The inReach has an SOS function (which goes first to the GEOS call center) , which I am happy to have as a backup to my far superior 406MHz beacon (which goes immediately to the military and first responders). It also has the obvious GPS functionality -- but unless my GPSmap gives up the ghost sometime soon, I will go with the more powerful, multi-function GPS capabilities of a dedicated GPS for navigation, routes, etc. Now -- about the online software (MapShare for guests/visitors/viewers, and inReach.Garmin for user management): TWO stars at best. The problem is not with the instructions or the intent of the software. The problem is in the way they work, or more accurately, don't. They are a hot mess. The map function (and the maps are fantastic, by the way) does not respond to the user's settings to show/not show tracks, to delete old tracks, to show small intervals (say, 10-second log intervals) beyond the intervals of the 10-minute uplink/send. Sometimes the messages during tracking appear, sometimes they don't. At least once, my user software would not pull me up as a user at all. Right now, after deleting, un-checking, and otherwise attempting to make past tracks go away, all are visible on my user software and on the MapShare page. After an all-day outing with the inReach set for 10-second log tracking and 10-minute send intervals, all that is showing on my maps are the 10-minute intervals, with long straight lines connecting them. I am hoping that the volatility and unreliability of the software is a holdover from inReach's DeLorme origins and will be cured and set right by Garmin. The best hardware in the world can be hopelessly hobbled by bad software support. For now, I will use the inReach enthusiastically and hope for better days ahead as far as the online software. Oh, by the way -- for anyone who is wondering why I would carry all the extra weight of a PLB, a GPS unit, and an inReach, I rank them in that order as far as importance to me --- and I purchased them in that order for three very distinctively different reasons. Now I can keep myself safe, navigate with confidence, and keep the fam happy, too. I figure I can lose a couple of pounds of body weight and call it even. (And I will continue to carry a map and compass, too.) See you on the trail. UPDATE: Still love it, still use it at least weekly for backcountry excursions, but am VERY frustrated at its apparent inability to synch stored log intervals to my home page map once I am back and cabled to my desktop computer. 10-minute send intervals don't cut it when I am doing research and writing for publication. But even the power-efficient 1-minute log intervals don't show or download to my map. Trading emails with Garmin, but no solution yet. Other than that, it's a wonderful asset to own.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2017 by The Professor
I have been looking at GPS units for well over 2 years. I finally saved up enough and purchased this unit. Usually, when I am backpacking I am in areas where there is sporadic to no cell signal. I think the unit is simple and intuitive to navigate and use. It holds a charge and does exactly what it says it does. I usually take a screenshot of the weather before heading on any trips and have found being able to get realtime weather forecasts a day or two after I have started my trip can really change what I plan for the day. I have been out twice when the forecast said partly cloudy with little to no chance of rain and pulled the weather forecast from this unit a day later which said t-storms within a given timeframe. Knowing that I needed to hump it if I wanted to stay dry. The texting feature works well, sometimes it can take 15-20 mins to send the message as the unit is looking for satellites. Family/Friends are able to follow along on my hikes and see where we are real time and how fast we are moving. I chose this unit specifically for the onboard maps. Last year, my phone fell out of my pocket as I was climbing over a fallen tree and the screen hit a rock. The phone was ruined. I couldn't use or see anything on the screen. If that would have happened earlier in the trip, I would have had to spend more time with my map making sure I was headed on the right trail. The unit is completely independent but connects to your phone for convenience. The earthmate app works great and I can do almost everything through my phone. This gave my family piece of mind while I am backpacking for multiple days and that alone was worth its weight in gold.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2018 by Casper