Cheap; easy to use; runs on AA batteries; rugged design...Monochrome display; no memory card slot; maps lack detail...It comes with none of the usual in-car trappings, such as windscreen mounts and cigarette lighter adaptors...It's easy to find things lacking in the Explorist 210...Given the fact that far better portable GPS devices are available for just a little more cash (including...

The Magellan Explorist 210 GPS device is meant for folks who will use it hunting, hiking or geo-caching...The Explorist is a small hand-held device that weighs just under 6 ounces...The Explorist 210 has a rubberized shell, so it's pretty rugged...I have had a nupmber of problems with the 210 since purchasing it less than a year ago...

late august 2006 I bought a handheld gps type "Magellan explorist 210...in conclusion a gps handheld that does the job nicely, but that could be made a lot better with some firmware updates should Magellan choose to do so...

Other than that, I am very pleased and feel that this unit is a good value...Good luck! This unit is a total disappointment...A few comments on the device: Pros: 1) The GPS receiver and accuracy is very good...

Size, value-for-dollar, PC connectivity, nice display Acquisition time, need for additional software I've now officially entered the world of GPS with the purchase of Magellan's eXplorist 210...small size, good screen size, durable, price is good not to easy to set up at first, but gets easier over time We purchased the Esplorist 210 as our first GPS and well we...

Battery life is very good and the built in base map is detailed with street names and numbers for use as a travel companion...Overall, I am satisfied with this unit...the reception is very good too, and accurate...