Garmin GPSMAP 67 Series and eTrex SE handheld GPS devices with extended battery life released

The Garmin GPSMAP 67 Series and eTrex SE handheld GPS devices have been unveiled. The three models are the Garmin GPSMAP 67, GPSMAP 67i, and eTrex SE and they come with an extended battery life of up to 1,800 hours. They also support multi-GNSS while the 67i model features the inReach technology to communicate even in the absence of cell signal.

The three new Garmin handheld GPS devices are rugged and will provide better overall coverage. The GPSMAP 67 and GPSMAP 67i have multi-band support, which improves positioning accuracy via the use of multiple frequencies. While the entry-level eTrex has a 2.2-inch display, the GPSMAP 67 models have a 3-inch color display and can be viewed clearly in even bright conditions. There are powered by a lithium-ion battery which can last for 180 hours in standard mode. When the handheld is in expedition mode, it can last for up to 840 hours.

The GPSMAP 67 and 67i can be used to view preloaded TopoActive mapping and satellite imagery. The Outdoor Maps+ subscription provides additional maps resources. The gadgets also feature a 3-axis compass and biometric altimeter to capture the altitude and air pressure. The inReach tool in the GPSMAP 67i, apart from communicating without cell service, also allows you to connect to the Garmin Response Center in an emergency. The eTrex SE is powered by two AA batteries and delivers up to 168 hours of activity in standard mode. When the eTrex SE is in expedition mode, the battery life reaches 1,800 hours.

The three Garmin GPS handheld devices can be paired with various smartphones using the Garmin Explore app. This provides a rich resource of information on weather, Geocoaching Live, and other notifications. The Garmin GPSMAP 67 is priced at $499.99 while the GPSMAP 67i retails at $599.99. The Garmin eTrex SE is sold at $149.99. More details about the new Garmin GPS handheld gadgets can be viewed on the brand’s official website.

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