Garmin Dakota 20

• Live For The Outdoors

  6 out of 10

Short extract: Billed by Garmin as an entry-level GPS, the Dakota is actually incredibly functional; and it’s also very small and very light. But the £290 price tag might put a lot of first-time buyers off, especially as they may need to spend another £100+ on mapping.

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• GPS Tracklog

  0 out of 10

Short extract: Tweet Hands on with the Garmin Dakota 20 The Garmin Dakota 20 is a smaller version of Garmin’s successful Oregon models. It appears poised to replace the eTrex series, bringing all of the Oregon’s touch screen goodness while retaining the eTrex’s small form factor, light weight and long battery...

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• About.com

  0 out of 10

Conclusion: The Garmin Dakota 20 is designed to be a versatile, do-it-all, rugged, touchscreen handheld GPS that's small enough to comfortably take on a run or mount on a bike, yet substantial enough to rely upon as your main GPS on a multi-day backpacking trip.

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• GPS Technology Reviews

  0 out of 10

Summary: Garmin’s Dakota 10 and Dakota 20 handhelds are affordable GPS navigators bringing an attractive color, touchscreen display with a simple user interface to the outdoor market. The units are superbly compact, rugged and waterproof devices with up a long 20 hours of battery life.

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