Garmin Explore™

23년5월26일 기준 버그픽스해서 그런지 한국지도 다운로드 잘됨

Okay Devs, I’ve read your response to one of very few reviews. You mentioned there is a topo map for S. Korea but I cannot find it. Only options for downloading maps i get are either N. Korea or Japan, and yes I did make sure to position my view in the center of S. Korea region. So, not having an option for downloading maps is a problem and if there is a map but ppl are having troubles to find it, i think that is another problem. If there is smt I am missing or steps I need to download the map, please let me know.

아니, 지도검색하는데 북한은 있고 바로 몽골 러시아 일본 이렇게 있는데 어떻게 남한만 쏙 빠져 있죠? 어이가 없네..

한국 지도가 다운로드가 되지 않네요....

There is some things I love and some things I do not. I wish there was better information on how to use it and not so much having to mess with it to figure it out. I love the texting and being able to let my loved ones fallow me on my adventures.

This app works like so many adventure type maps should.

Don’t bother. “Connection Timed Out” appears within seconds when pairing. Garmin needs to hire a few Apple engineers to overhaul all their UIs . And they need to internalize the idea that their users are not in Kansas, so software should work without a data connection. C’mon guys…

Great but need dark mode for maps and ability to edit courses made in the connect app

Just stick to Garmin, other brands are inferior. I’ve used my inReach mini 2 several times now and it’s incredible. Loving how it works so well with phone to send messages.

Just finished the JMT and used Garmin Explore along with my InReach for the better part of it. When compared to other trail apps, like AllTrails, Explore completely fails in every category. Not only are the maps low quality — like Windows 98 quality — but unlike the Garmin Messenger app, Explore either has a hard time refreshing or reconnecting to the satellite device, or it simply doesn’t provide any useful updates to its status. It basically failed every time I needed it most. At one point, during a side hike, I simply gave up and used AllTrails with my iPhone’s GPS, sans the InReach. The experience was night and day. Though it definitely drained my phone’s battery much faster, AllTrails exceeded every expectation. For a company that’s been in the GPS and map game for so long, the folks at Garmin have utterly failed at something other, newer companies do so well.