The Rino 650 (Big Rhino) is a handheld device prominently launched by Garmin this year. It features a high-sensitivity GPS receiver antenna and a walkie-talkie receiver antenna, enabling precise positioning and stable signal even in complex outdoor environments. The nickname “Big Rhino” comes from the device’s rhino horn-like design. The most standout feature of the Rino 650 (Big Rhino) is its multi-person walkie-talkie functionality, allowing team members to stay in touch and locate each other during outdoor adventures. If someone gets lost in the wilderness, the walkie-talkie function can help find them — making it an incredibly useful handheld navigation tool for outdoor activities. The Rino 650 (Big Rhino) has now officially launched in mainland China. Those interested may want to learn more.
The Rino 650 (Big Rhino) can be used not only for outdoor sports but also for industry surveying and data collection. If users want to measure the area of an irregularly shaped piece of land, they simply need to walk around the area with the Rino 650 (Big Rhino), which will instantly calculate the area based on the walked route. In addition, the Rino 650 (Big Rhino) supports multiple coordinate systems and format conversions including Beijing 54, Xi'an 80, and CGCS2000, making it a powerful and professional handheld product.