The Garmin GPSMAP 67i is a rugged GPS handheld device that features inReach® satellite technology, allowing for two-way messaging, location tracking, and emergency SOS capabilities.
What subscription is required for the inReach® features?
An active subscription is required to use the inReach® satellite communication features, including two-way messaging and location tracking.
How does the interactive SOS feature work?
The interactive SOS feature allows users to trigger an emergency alert to Garmin Response™, a 24/7 staffed emergency response coordination center.
What type of mapping is preloaded on the GPSMAP 67i?
The device comes with preloaded TopoActive mapping and satellite imagery for confident navigation.
Can I access weather forecasts with the GPSMAP 67i?
Yes, when paired with a compatible smartphone, the GPSMAP 67i allows access to active weather forecasts.
What is expedition mode and how long does the battery last?
Expedition mode is a power-saving feature that extends the battery life of the GPSMAP 67i up to 425 hours when set to a 30-minute tracking interval.
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Product Details
The Garmin GPSMAP 67i is a rugged handheld GPS device designed for outdoor enthusiasts. It features inReach® satellite technology, allowing for two-way messaging and location tracking, ensuring you stay connected even in remote areas. The device includes preloaded TopoActive mapping and satellite imagery, which enhances navigation. With a large 3" sunlight-readable color display, you can easily view your routes and maps. Additionally, the GPSMAP 67i can trigger an interactive SOS to Garmin Response™, a 24/7 emergency response center, providing peace of mind during your adventures.
Two-way messaging capability
Preloaded TopoActive maps
Interactive SOS feature
Long battery life in expedition mode
Pros & Cons
Pros
Two-way messaging functionality
Preloaded TopoActive maps for navigation
Large sunlight-readable display
Long battery life in expedition mode
Cons
Requires active subscription for satellite features
Some jurisdictions have regulations on satellite devices
