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Ok guys, thank you for your great advice. The only other thing I am wondering is how to plan routes if and when I get the OS GB discoverer maps. Is that done on the unit or on the PC? Also, which screen protector to get that won't affect the sensitivity. Cheers

Have any of you guys seen an Oregon in action? I don't live near a shop that sells them but have read that it is difficult to see in daylight. Thanks for your time.

Just to add confusion to the mix, how does the Dakota 20 compare? it seems similar to the Oregon...

Thank you all or your replies. I am leaning towards the Oregon but am wondering whether the difference between the 200/300 warrants the extra money. I can see that the 300 has an electric compass, but I can read a compass well, so is that the main difference? Also, would the big difference in on board memory matter? I am not sure how much memory a route would normally require. Thanks again everyone!

What are people's experiences of the Garmin Oregon 200/300 vs 60csx vs Vista Hcx? Is there a massive difference between the Oregon 200/300? I can't decide. Thanks everyone

Hi and thank you for your reply . I have also looked at the oregon as I see you can add uk maps to it and it offers the option of paperless geocaching. I am trying to go in with a mid range model and the best i can afford which is around this mark. Is there a difference between the 60cx and the 60csx? Thank you again

Hi everyone, I am new to the site and GPS however I am an experienced hillwalker looking for more accurate navigation and to get into Geocaching with my girlfriend as it looks cool! I am looking at three possibilities for a GPS, all Garmin - the Etrex Legend HCX, Etrex Vista HCX and GPS 60cx. I would like the ability to add maps, if possible, but am looking for some expert advice as to what would be a solid model, but with some features as I am tech literate. However I would like a colour screen! All opinions on the above would be gratefully received, so thank you in advance.