Compare Prices : Magellan Triton 2000

Review summary: In conclusion, the Triton 2000 packs a lot of functionality into a rugged, portable package. If you love the great outdoors and have been longing for a great GPS travel companion, take a chance on the Triton 2000. You won't be disappointed.

Pros: National Geographic Maps compatible, SiRF Star III GPS receiver chipset, Waterproof up to 30 min, 2mega-pixel camera, LED Flashlight

Verdict: If you are in the market for a new GPS unit that is rugged enough that you

Review summary: The Magellan Triton 2000 is a sat-nav device designed for use in the great outdoors, and is suited to activities such as hiking, skiing and water sports. The device feels reassuringly rugged and fits in the hand well. Encased in a rubber and hard ...

Verdict: On the front of the device is a 2.7-inch colour touchscreen display, which makes the map interface and menu navigation easy. A small and fiddly stylus is provided, although using a finger or the sturdy buttons below may be preferable

Review summary: The go-anywhere capabilities of the Triton 2000 will be a draw for outdoor types

Pros: Robust design ; Plenty of useful features ; Good screen ; Impressive performance

Cons: Pricey ; Sluggish to locate satellites in built-up areas

Verdict: There's no denying the appeal of the Magellan Triton 2000, and its go-anywhere capabilities will be a draw for outdoor types. It's expensive, however, and at this price the standard mapping should be more comprehensive

Review summary: IT may be expensive but the Triton 2000 offers plenty of features and has a nifty touch screen.

Pros: Touch screen, integrated camera, external antenna port, flashlight

Cons: Fiddly USB connection, camera lens prone to scratching, expensive

Verdict: It may have a hefty price tag but the Triton 2000 offers plenty of features. The touch screen makes this device much easier to use than units that only have a navigational pad.