Garmin GPS 73 Review

I recently had the opportunity to test out the Garmin GPS 73, a handheld marine navigational device. As someone who loves to sail, I was excited to see how this product would perform and what it could do for me. After a few days of using it, I can confidently say that the Garmin GPS 73 is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a reliable navigation device on the water.

The Garmin GPS 73 offers several sailing features such as virtual starting line, countdown timers, speed history and tack assist. These features are incredibly helpful for those who want to keep track of their progress while sailing. The device also has a long battery life of 18 hours on 2 AA batteries, so you won t have to worry about running out of juice mid sailing session.

In addition to its sailing features, the Garmin GPS 73 also offers marine features such as MOB, marine alarms off course, anchor drag and more. It also has route planning and navigation capabilities, so you can easily plot a course and get back home safely. What s more is that it can store up to 1,000 waypoints and 100 tracks which help you get back to your favorite spots quickly and efficiently.

The Garmin GPS 73 also has an intuitive user interface with dedicated backlit buttons for quick and easy operation. The device has a 2.6 inch screen size which makes it easy to read in all lighting conditions. It also has a scanner resolution of 128 x 160 which ensures that all data is displayed clearly and accurately on the display.

Overall, I was extremely impressed with my experience using the Garmin GPS 73 for sailing purposes. It was intuitive enough for me to figure out without much hassle and it provided accurate navigation assistance throughout my entire trip. I would highly recommend this product to anyone looking for a reliable navigation tool on the water.