I have a 210 and love it. Once map software was loaded it made it much easier to find some caches on odd streets and locations in the cities. The only thing is that 22meg is really not that much space for maps so different map need to be loaded when going to cities unlike my other GPS the 600 that uses an SD card and I can load maps of all the cities I will be at on any one trip.
I’ve used this 210 for just over a month and have been very happy with its speed and the fact that it uses AA batteries. I have taking many muggle friends and there getting the same GPS to start there caching fun. The Geocaching software it comes with is great for loading names of caches, hints, and types of caches. Upload caches as waypoints you tend to lose hints and types of caches. I have found that others that use waypoints don’t always know if the cache is a Traditional, Virtual, Multi-cache or so on so this is a big plus.
As long as the posted cords are right I have always been able to get the cache location and start the hunt, can’t always find the cache but the GPS gets me there what more can you ask for. I got mine at the Circuit City web site for only $159.99 plus tax, and pick it up the same day at a store near me.
Lostlad
