Garmin eTrex Carrying Case by Garmin
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Digital camera reviews of Garmin eTrex Carrying Case
Digital camera Review: Carry Case
Summary: 3 Stars
Easy on & off. However it does interfer with some of the buttons on the GPS. Keeps the screen from getting scratched while in bag or not in use. Also needs to be removed to connect to computer to download.
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Digital camera Review: Carry case blocks sensor?
Summary: 3 Stars
The case clips on to a belt nicely and fits the unit well. The sensor for reading signals is buried beneath the upper part of the front case where the Garmin emblem is! Why they put the cutout sections in the shape they did is beyond me. Should have left a hole over the part where the sensor is located.Digital camera Review: Carrying case is awesome!!
Summary: 5 Stars
This thing is great! It works to keep the GPS receiver safe when geocaching!!!Digital camera Review: Case history
Summary: 5 Stars
I tried helium balloons, rare earth magnets and suturing it to my hip, but the best way for my GPS to be held conveniently at waist level is this dandy little faux Naugahyde case. Try as it may, gravity does not manage to pull it earthward unless it gets my whole carcass in the bargain.Digital camera Review: Case performs poorly
Summary: 1 Stars
After two weeks of using the Garmin Carrying Case I put it away, probably for good. The reason for this is that it just simply is not ergonomic. As you can see in the picture, the case butts right up against the menu button and also enter button for the Vista HCx making these buttons very difficult and frustrating to use. It is also very difficult to get the gps unit in and out of the case. It would have been better to have made a 'hard' case in which the unit was meant to be removed to be used. I bought a small 'fanny' pack to use instead for geocaching and just put the unit, sans case, in that; that works out better. I cannot recommend this case at all.