Garmin Rino 120

Pros: Radio/GPS all in one. Peer to peer positioning feature!!!

Cons: None!

Review: This is the 2nd and 3rd Garmin 120 GPS that I have ordered from CompWest USA. After ordering for my father earlier this year and learning what the Garmin 120 capabilities are I had to order the same for my husband and brother for xmas. CompWest USA...

Pros: Great!

Cons: No auto-routing

The Bottom Line: If you use FRS radios and want a GPS run don't walk and get one. If you have always wanted GPS or FRS same applies.

Review: This is my first GPS, and I have wanted one for some time, but just never got around to getting one.

When I was looking originally I figured, what the heck this may kill two birds with one stone, so I decided that I'd give it a go.
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Pros: Great product, great features.

Cons: Doesn't live up to its advertising.

The Bottom Line: Great product, inaccurate product description.

Review: They lied in their advertising. The unit only transmits at 1 watt, not 2 watts. 2 watts is required for talking 5 miles. Motorola Distance transmits 2 watts and claims 5 mile range, how can Garmin make the same claim while only transmitting at 1...

Review: This product preformed better than expected. We used our 120's for 8 straight days on both water and mountains. The GPS locks in quickly and hunts well in heavy timbered cover. As experienced climbers and rafters we would recomend this unit to all...

Pros: Contains everything a person needs, Radio, GPS and topo's. Very accurate GPS.

Cons: Can not trust provided belt clip.

Review: I purchased two Rinos for Hunter Education class presentations. Spent time in dense forest evaluating the RINO features. Found units to work as advertised. I down loaded the area topo's for eastern Arizona. GPS units performed very well in timber...

Pros: Good GPS accuracy.

Cons: GMRS/FRS radio is a joke.

Review: The gps works great when connected to a satellite and has very good accuracy.Now the gmrs/frs radio is a different story.
In a straight line of 300yrds with no trees, the radio will be clear,any futher you must make smoke signals.This is a rip...

Pros: light weight.Waterproof.fairly easy to use

Cons: color

The Bottom Line: Great gps. Tons of usable features

Review: I bought the 110 for hunting and hiking. I wasn't interested in the 120 due to cost and features i would never use. The 110 frs radio is pretty good. I can communicate with my buddy easily although we didn't test the range over 1 km.I chose the...

Pros: Great functions, very good sattelite reception, waterproof.

Cons: Click stick too small, awkward somewhat bulky shape.

The Bottom Line: So far, I'm very pleased with the GPS functions of this unit. Just need to check out the radio performance to say it's the best thing since sliced bread.

Review: This is an excellent unit for the hunter or avid outdoorsman! It picks up and holds onto sattelites better than most units I have seen. I've had about 5 different GPS's over the last few years and this is the coolest and best functioning one for...

Pros: Easy to use GPS

Cons: The worst audio of any frs radio on the market

The Bottom Line: Wait until they work out the bugs

Review: What a great idea, an FRS radio and GPS in one small package. The GPS has a small screen but the zoom makes up for that. Garmin has done a great job making the GPS as simple to use as any I have tried. The Rino uses a Click stick (joy stick ) to...

Pros: Awesome concept, great execution, seamless radio/GPS interface.

Cons: Legendary Garmin crappy GPS reception. Little memory for custom maps.

The Bottom Line: A good buy, and a good concept if it serves your needs. A separate purchase might be more practical for most.

Review: My other reviews on GPSs focus on Magellans, which I consider to be a superior product with better satellite signal processing. That said, the Garmin Rhino 120 has won me over with the basic concept. A FRS/GMRS radio with dozens of great features...