This exhibition features technology in outdoor activities as its theme. We were also among the first to interview Garmin, which holds an absolutely leading position in GPS.
Perfect integration of the Fenix smartwatch and handheld GPS with preloaded city point maps
This model combines the functions of a smartwatch and a handheld GPS. In addition to recording location and tracks, it also integrates sports and fitness features. It can not only record data for running and cycling, but also supports area measurement, barometer, thermometer, electronic compass, and more. It has also been improved in terms of battery life and cold resistance. This smartwatch can be used continuously for 6 weeks in watch mode, and for 50 hours in GPS mode.
Montana 650 all-purpose satellite navigation device
The Montana 650 not only supports car navigation mode, but also outdoor navigation mode, and is equipped with an electronic compass, barometric altimeter, and more. In terms of power, this navigation device is equipped with a lithium battery and can also be switched to 3 AA batteries at any time, solving the problem of inability to recharge in the wild for hikers.
Rino 650 touchscreen GPS two-way radio—a powerful tool for group communication
The Rino 650, shaped like a rhinoceros horn, is also known as the "Big Rhino." This is a rugged, waterproof handheld GPS navigation device with two-way radio functionality, with a maximum communication range of up to 32 kilometers. It can also simultaneously locate multiple people for contact, sending coordinate positions to the other party’s Rino while communicating, making it extremely convenient for hikers to find each other’s locations.
All of the above products have undergone Garmin field testing and can operate smoothly in extremely cold and hot regions.