@Marinus-van-Deudekom said:
Name them or shut up
If you had the XT/XT2 experience you imply, I wouldn't have to name anything. Additionally, if you actually read this thread alone, you'd request a reasonable discussion. In post #13 I listed the following:
John-S-Parry said:
a Gamin excels at core navigation capabilities. The units (depending on model) dynamically capture 20+ trip data metrics in the areas of navigation and route data. They're all available for viewing (as they're updated) during the ride. Most of these elements are simply not captured in the MRA app. Also important, a Garmin GPS provides more detailed and vibrant 3D navigation maps (especially the XT3), has superior off-route navigation capabilities, the ability search "up ahead" in a number of categories, and if you choose to, dynamically modify your route for additional unplanned stops. This all falls into the category of core capabilities, which for me is my focus while on the road.
I could go into detail on any of the above items I listed. Again, if you were an experienced/knowledgeable XT/XT2 user, you'd know this stuff without my having to "list" things for you. If you ever want to have an honest conversation about the differences, I'm happy to engage.
Regardless, I'm not trying to convince anyone to change. I only bring this stuff up when incorrrect/unknowlegable statements are made.....