Garmin Carrying Case for GPSMAP 60 Series
by Garmin
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Customer Review: Garmin Carrying Case
Summary: 2 Stars
The idea of having a case is great. The case is not practicle when it comes to hooking up to your computer, changing batteries or using 12V connection. You also have to remove the belt clip in order to remove the case.
Could use a velcroed flip open door. Do not recommend purchasing this case until it can be remodeled.
Customer Review: GArmin GPS 60 Case
Summary: 4 Stars
Fits well. Nicely made. Easy to see and use all face buttons, but the on-off switch is difficult to find and push. Somewhat difficult to change batteries; the case has to be peeled up away from the battery cover - it fastens at the bottom. Must use the belt clip - there is no belt loop, etc. Vendor sent the case promptly.Customer Review: REQUIRED if you own a Garmin 530 CHX
Summary: 5 Stars
If you own a Garmin 530CHX you need this protective cover. It protects the screen, buttons and whole unit. The back velcros when you need to plug it in and it is a well made product.
Don't buy Non Garmin products that don't fit or fall apart after the first season.
Excellent product and I own two.
Customer Review: not for wet enviroments
Summary: 3 Stars
This is a great product for a walking around dust cover. However, if it becomes wet it will fog up on the inside and render the gps unreadable. other than that it is a great protective case. still glad i bought it. I just do a lot of canoeing and it doesn't suit my purposes. The gps is waterproof, i wish the case was.Customer Review: Does it's job
Summary: 3 Stars
It's a decent case to throw on for a hike or general protection. No problems with pressing buttons. I don't like the fact that if you want to put the unit on any of the mounting brackets I have for the car and bike you have to take the cover off. Which is fine because you can't access any of the power ports anyway.