Geocaching - The Official Global GPS Cache Hunt Site

written by The Riley's on Thursday, February 12, 2009:

The Colorado has some great advantages over earlier models like storing the cache descriptions and hints. This comes in very handy when you enter a dead zone for your trusty Blackberry. The Colorado also has a nice display and using Field Notes makes loading finds easier than before. I do not think it works as well as the 60CSX and 76CSX when it comes to actually finding the cache.

written by BluEyz and Bugsy on Thursday, February 12, 2009:

Not user friendly. Waypoints and Geocaches need to be merged.

written by shawn_woerlein on Thursday, February 12, 2009:

I have given this unit a 4 star rating. Having a GPS device as well as the capability of paperless caching in one unit has sold me on the device. I did not give this unit a 5 star rating due to the lack of technical geared firmware updates on this unit. There are still bugs with the unit, and I feel as do others that Garmin is spending more of their time an efforts on the Oregon rather than getting the Colorado system correct.

written by TeamHampton on Thursday, February 12, 2009:

I love this GPSr!! It's very easy to use and gives incredible detail on caches. Probably my most favorite feature is being able to mark caches as found, not found, etc. and uploading that to the website at the end of the day.

written by CacheCredit on Thursday, February 12, 2009:

Love the paperless caching. Text entry via the roller wheel is awkward and slow. Early instabilities and software issues have largely been addressed through software updates.