Garmin GPSMAP® 67i

Garmin GPSMAP® 67i

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Battery Performance

Many factors affect how long the battery lasts. Things like having Bluetooth or Wi-Fi on, using multi GNSS and multi-band settings, recording activities, navigating routes, and even how much you zoom in and out of the map make a difference. So, I put it to the test. With 10-minute send intervals, multi GNSS and multi-band on, and recording my hikes, I managed to get around 140 hours of battery life on average. And if you switch to GPS-only mode, you can squeeze out upwards of 200 hours. That’s plenty of juice for your adventures. Plus, it charges up pretty quickly, within an hour or two depending on the charger. So, no worries about running out of battery out there.

67i Positioning Accuracy

When it comes to pinpointing your location, the 67i nails it. I consistently got accuracy within six feet, even with multi-band and multi-GNSS turned on. But here’s the real game-changer—it stays accurate even in tricky conditions like canyons or areas with thick tree cover.

Should You Upgrade to the GPSMAP 67i?

If you’re looking for the best, then yes, go for it. A simple USB charger can give you that extra battery life you desire. However, if you’re struggling with track accuracy, the 67i is worth considering.