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Question: GPS Handheld with maps of China Can anyone recommend a GPS Handheld with maps of China?Thanks.
Document: This is the my third handheld gps unit and without a doubt it's the best I have used or seen on the market to date. I primarily use it for recording fishing spots and water-related waypoints. I also use it to download my many other personal POI files. I'm extremely pleased with the unit's overall performance and would highly recommend it to anyone. On the con side, to fully take advantage of the unit's extended features you must purchase additional expensive mapping software.
The GPS 60CSx is a great choice for a handheld unit. Pretty decent battery life, screen is bright even in sun, and has enough customizable features and settings to work for just about anyone. I will definitely tell my friends to get this one if they are looking for a GPS.
This is by far the best hand held GPS that I have ever used. I would recommend it to anyone
This GPS is great. It works excellently on trails and ok for city use. I would recommend it to anyone looking to hit the trails.
I could not say enough about the unit. I highly recommend this unit to anyone who wants a quality GPS at a practical price.
Overall I really enjoy this GPS. It has a great receiver so it gets signal inside any building or vehicle. Built to be strong and tough. Definitely recommend this to anyone who's in the military, as I am, or an avid outdoors man!
I use this GPS for marking the locations of scientific plant collections. It is very, very accurate, so much so that it can mark locations a foot apart from each other. It finds and maintains satellites even in remote areas or under a thick forest canopy. It's also very study with good battery life. I would recommend this for anyone in need of a reliable, accurate GPS.
If I can use this, anyone can. I highly recommend it! One thing...my box and the information on the Amazon web site said that this GPS came with a 64mg microSD chip, it was actually a 1 gig. Bonus! Not sure why...but I'm happy! I would have rated this 5 stars, but I want people to know that it's not perfect, and does take some time to learn. The manual was just so-so.
I got this GPS to replace an older GPS III+ and it has performed great so far. I have used it in a vehicle without external ant., in heavy timber and deep canyons, and in town and always had a good 3d position fix. Garmin's Topo software leaves a bit to be desired but is the only software that can add more map detail in the GPS itself. I highly recommend to anyone looking for a rugged and high performance GPS.
NICE! (Thanks REI!) So I picked up the unit and the US TOPO DVD ($100). Without going into massive detail, all I will say  is that the computer interface and Topo map loading went very well. Very easy to load maps. I bought a 512 MB micro SD card and I can put over a quarter of the US Topos on this card. I love this GPS, it doeas everything I need it to do and even more!!!!!!
Answer: I have another recommendation. Don't buy a GPS; buy a phone. Nokia phones with GPS have free OVI maps that include points of interests. The Nokia 5230 is a four band GSM phone that will work in China, with the addition of a Chinese phone card and the unlock code from your cellular provider, unless you buy the phone unlocked from Nokia. You do have to tweak the phone a bit to get the Chinese characters for points of interest; I found the instructions on the web. You need to download the map to your phone from the OVI store site, but maps are available for countries all over the world. The phone costs about $130