What GPS is best for me?

[+cpdsgtal]

I am looking to purchase a handheld GPS which I can download the pages from the geocaching website. Hoping this will eliminate having to print out each page. I don't want the top or bottom model, but somewhere in the middle. What do you think?

[+Hrethgir]

DeLorme Earthmate PN-20, -30, or -40. Garmin Oregon. Those are the most popular units that can do the paperless caching. I have a DeLorme PN-40 and I love it.

[NordicMan]

The new Lowrance Endura's have paperless caching ability too.

 

http://www.lowrance.com/en/Products/Outdoors

[+Jeep4two]

I'll 2nd the recommendation for the Oregon. The middle line is the Oregon 200 or 300. Check the Garage Sale forum here and you might see one used at a good price.

 

The PN series units are also highly prized.

 

If you currently own a particular brand, you might be more well service sticking with that brand for ease of transition. If not you just need to do your research, find the best price point and feature set that fits you budget and needs and pull the trigger.

 

The Oregon and PN series units both perform well as Geocaching (and other uses too) units.

[+StarBrand]

Garmin: Oregon/Colorado/Dakota and Nuvi 500 Series.

 

Delorme: PN Series

 

Lowrance: Endura Series

 

I own a Colorado 300 and an Oregon 200 and a Lowrance Endura Out&back. I am still evaluating the Lowrance but I give slight edge to the Colorado over the others just because it performs better in tough conditions.

[+twolpert]

Colorado and Oregon paperless features are very similar. If price is an issue, it may be easier to find sale prices on the Colorado, which is a somewhat older line. However, the RockNRoller (wheel input device) on the Colorado is an acquired taste.