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- phone.tastic (37894)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseGreat communication. A pleasure to do business with.
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Reviews (2)
Apr 20, 2020
Very useful for lanyards & such
I carry my keys in my pocket, so sometimes the magnets will pop apart and then attach to the keys, themselves; not a big deal, as everything stays in my pocket. I do have to pay attention when pulling my keys out, however, and adjust if necessary. It's a very minor issue.
Recently, I shifted the MagConnect to the bands on the facemask I wear when grocery shopping, to relieve the tug by the straps against my ears. It's great to get that quick-release when I get back to my car.
Garmin Oregon 450t Handheld Global Positioning System See Description
Aug 28, 2017
Best value in the $100-160 range of pre-owneds
While it's missing some of the features of the $200+ units, the 450t has more memory than the 450 and more features than the 200, 300, & 400; the 550/t has Garmin's first integrated camera, a 3.2 MP which is easily surpassed by current cell phones, hence does not seem worth the extra cash. The 450t is easy to use (although some of the menuing could be better tuned to geocaching), it's well-weighted in the palm (not too flimsy, not too clunky), and it has a reasonably good battery life (a full day on fully-charged alkalines, assuming the backlight is off). Oddly, a few features of the eTrex 10/20/30 family were not carried forward into the Dakotas or the early Oregons, such as proximity alarms. Overall, I'd say that the Oregon 450t gives the best bang for the buck in its price range.