- Rino 700
- USB cable
- AC charger
- Documentation
Tech Specs
Garmin Rino 700 U.S. Handheld GPS with Two-Way Radio Communication
Introduction
The Garmin Rino 700 is a rugged handheld GPS navigator that combines precise positioning with two-way radio capability, making it purpose-built for hunters, hikers, and outdoor groups who need reliable navigation and real-time communication. Unlike standard GPS units, the Rino 700 integrates position sharing and unit-to-unit messaging with dual GPS/GLONASS satellite tracking, eliminating the need to carry separate devices for navigation and team coordination.
Key Features
- Dual GPS/GLONASS Receiver — Quad helix antenna delivers 99% positioning accuracy across challenging terrain including dense forest and steep canyons
- Two-Way Radio Communication — Full compatibility with Rino 750 and 755t models for seamless group connectivity across your expedition
- 2.2-Inch Monochrome Display — High-contrast screen maintains visibility in direct sunlight and low-light conditions without readability loss
- IPX7 Water Rating — Rated for full immersion to 1 meter for 30 minutes, protecting against rain, water crossings, and accidental submersion
- 13+ Hour Battery Life — Extended runtime between charges supports full-day expeditions without the need for backup power packs
- Worldwide Basemap — Pre-loaded mapping covers both on-trail and off-trail navigation globally without requiring additional map purchases
- Position Reporting — Real-time location sharing with all nearby Rino users ensures group safety and coordination
- Unit-to-Unit Text Messaging — Non-verbal communication capability allows tactical coordination without radio clutter
Data Insights
The Garmin Rino 700 achieves 99% positional accuracy through its integrated dual satellite system, significantly outperforming traditional single-band GPS devices in mixed-canopy and urban canyon environments. Field testing demonstrates navigation efficiency improvements of up to 30% over conventional GPS handhelds, directly attributed to the quad helix antenna's superior signal acquisition in obstructed conditions. The 13-hour battery specification under standard use translates to realistic eight-hour operational time during active navigation and radio transmission in typical outdoor scenarios.
Usage Instructions
Power on the device and allow 30–60 seconds for the dual GPS/GLONASS receiver to acquire satellite signals; a cold start after extended storage may require up to five minutes. Navigate the menu using the thumbstick control for one-handed operation while wearing gloves. Activate the two-way radio through the main menu, verify radio compatibility with your group's Rino models, and enable position reporting to track group members' real-time locations. For extended trips, configure waypoints and trails before departure to maximize battery efficiency.
Design & Material
The Rino 700's industrial design prioritizes durability without sacrificing ergonomics, featuring a slip-resistant rubberized body that withstands drops, impact, and extreme temperature swings typical of backcountry environments. Material choices and sealing architecture reflect Garmin's multi-decade experience building devices for maritime and aviation use, where failure is not an option.
- Rugged ABS plastic housing rated for submersion and extreme temperature range from −10°C to 50°C
- IPX7-rated sealed electronics prevent water ingress during stream crossings and heavy precipitation
- Ergonomic thumbstick control delivers tactile feedback and operates reliably with wet or gloved hands
- Monochrome LCD display uses low-power backlighting technology to preserve battery life during nighttime navigation
- Lightweight at approximately 6.7 ounces, allowing belt or backpack attachment without fatigue during full-day outings
- Integrated carabiner and belt clip attachment points provide versatile mounting configurations for hands-free operation
Final Verdict
The Garmin Rino 700 consolidates navigation, position sharing, and radio communication into a single, bombproof device—eliminating the logistical burden of managing multiple tools in the field. For serious outdoor groups and solo adventurers who cannot afford navigation failure or communication breakdowns, this handheld represents transparent value: proven dual-satellite accuracy, military-grade durability, and 13+ hours of continuous operation. If you hunt, climb, or trek in groups beyond cellular coverage, the Rino 700 addresses the specific problem of coordinating dispersed team members while navigating unfamiliar or featureless terrain. Invest in this device to replace the combination of handheld GPS, two-way radio, and companion tracking apps with a single, field-proven system.
In The Box
Manual & Warranty
Do you have an old GPS unit lying around? The GPS Nation Trade In and Up program is a great way to trade in your old and used GPS for credit towards a new GPS. The choice is entirely yours! We’ve made the process simple and streamlined. Follow these simple steps, and you will be on your way to receiving credit towards your brand new GPS!
1. Get a quote
To get your free quote, provide your GPS type, manufacturer, model, and condition. Within 24 hours, you will receive a quote for the trade-in value of your current product. The GPS trade-in/trade-up form is at the bottom of this page.
2. Ship your product(s) for trade
After accepting our offer, pack your product(s) safely and ship them to us using the pre-paid shipping label provided to you. We will provide a confirmation email when your trade-in arrives at our warehouse. You have 30 days from the date you complete your on-line trade to ship the product to GPS Nation.
3. Make your purchase
Once we receive your product at our warehouse and we validate the stated condition, we will send you a confirmation email. If you elect to receive credit towards a new GPS at gpsnation.com, your store credit will be issued, and you are free to make your purchase.
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Tech Specs
Garmin Rino 700 U.S. Handheld GPS with Two-Way Radio Communication
Introduction
The Garmin Rino 700 is a rugged handheld GPS navigator that combines precise positioning with two-way radio capability, making it purpose-built for hunters, hikers, and outdoor groups who need reliable navigation and real-time communication. Unlike standard GPS units, the Rino 700 integrates position sharing and unit-to-unit messaging with dual GPS/GLONASS satellite tracking, eliminating the need to carry separate devices for navigation and team coordination.
Key Features
- Dual GPS/GLONASS Receiver — Quad helix antenna delivers 99% positioning accuracy across challenging terrain including dense forest and steep canyons
- Two-Way Radio Communication — Full compatibility with Rino 750 and 755t models for seamless group connectivity across your expedition
- 2.2-Inch Monochrome Display — High-contrast screen maintains visibility in direct sunlight and low-light conditions without readability loss
- IPX7 Water Rating — Rated for full immersion to 1 meter for 30 minutes, protecting against rain, water crossings, and accidental submersion
- 13+ Hour Battery Life — Extended runtime between charges supports full-day expeditions without the need for backup power packs
- Worldwide Basemap — Pre-loaded mapping covers both on-trail and off-trail navigation globally without requiring additional map purchases
- Position Reporting — Real-time location sharing with all nearby Rino users ensures group safety and coordination
- Unit-to-Unit Text Messaging — Non-verbal communication capability allows tactical coordination without radio clutter
Data Insights
The Garmin Rino 700 achieves 99% positional accuracy through its integrated dual satellite system, significantly outperforming traditional single-band GPS devices in mixed-canopy and urban canyon environments. Field testing demonstrates navigation efficiency improvements of up to 30% over conventional GPS handhelds, directly attributed to the quad helix antenna's superior signal acquisition in obstructed conditions. The 13-hour battery specification under standard use translates to realistic eight-hour operational time during active navigation and radio transmission in typical outdoor scenarios.
Usage Instructions
Power on the device and allow 30–60 seconds for the dual GPS/GLONASS receiver to acquire satellite signals; a cold start after extended storage may require up to five minutes. Navigate the menu using the thumbstick control for one-handed operation while wearing gloves. Activate the two-way radio through the main menu, verify radio compatibility with your group's Rino models, and enable position reporting to track group members' real-time locations. For extended trips, configure waypoints and trails before departure to maximize battery efficiency.
Design & Material
The Rino 700's industrial design prioritizes durability without sacrificing ergonomics, featuring a slip-resistant rubberized body that withstands drops, impact, and extreme temperature swings typical of backcountry environments. Material choices and sealing architecture reflect Garmin's multi-decade experience building devices for maritime and aviation use, where failure is not an option.
- Rugged ABS plastic housing rated for submersion and extreme temperature range from −10°C to 50°C
- IPX7-rated sealed electronics prevent water ingress during stream crossings and heavy precipitation
- Ergonomic thumbstick control delivers tactile feedback and operates reliably with wet or gloved hands
- Monochrome LCD display uses low-power backlighting technology to preserve battery life during nighttime navigation
- Lightweight at approximately 6.7 ounces, allowing belt or backpack attachment without fatigue during full-day outings
- Integrated carabiner and belt clip attachment points provide versatile mounting configurations for hands-free operation
Final Verdict
The Garmin Rino 700 consolidates navigation, position sharing, and radio communication into a single, bombproof device—eliminating the logistical burden of managing multiple tools in the field. For serious outdoor groups and solo adventurers who cannot afford navigation failure or communication breakdowns, this handheld represents transparent value: proven dual-satellite accuracy, military-grade durability, and 13+ hours of continuous operation. If you hunt, climb, or trek in groups beyond cellular coverage, the Rino 700 addresses the specific problem of coordinating dispersed team members while navigating unfamiliar or featureless terrain. Invest in this device to replace the combination of handheld GPS, two-way radio, and companion tracking apps with a single, field-proven system.
In The Box
- Rino 700
- USB cable
- AC charger
- Documentation
Manual & Warranty
Trade-In
Do you have an old GPS unit lying around? The GPS Nation Trade In and Up program is a great way to trade in your old and used GPS for credit towards a new GPS. The choice is entirely yours! We’ve made the process simple and streamlined. Follow these simple steps, and you will be on your way to receiving credit towards your brand new GPS!
1. Get a quote
To get your free quote, provide your GPS type, manufacturer, model, and condition. Within 24 hours, you will receive a quote for the trade-in value of your current product. The GPS trade-in/trade-up form is at the bottom of this page.
2. Ship your product(s) for trade
After accepting our offer, pack your product(s) safely and ship them to us using the pre-paid shipping label provided to you. We will provide a confirmation email when your trade-in arrives at our warehouse. You have 30 days from the date you complete your on-line trade to ship the product to GPS Nation.
3. Make your purchase
Once we receive your product at our warehouse and we validate the stated condition, we will send you a confirmation email. If you elect to receive credit towards a new GPS at gpsnation.com, your store credit will be issued, and you are free to make your purchase.
Overview
Garmin Rino 700 U.S. Handheld GPS with Two-Way Radio Communication
Introduction
The Garmin Rino 700 is a rugged handheld GPS navigator that combines precise positioning with two-way radio capability, making it purpose-built for hunters, hikers, and outdoor groups who need reliable navigation and real-time communication. Unlike standard GPS units, the Rino 700 integrates position sharing and unit-to-unit messaging with dual GPS/GLONASS satellite tracking, eliminating the need to carry separate devices for navigation and team coordination.
Key Features
- Dual GPS/GLONASS Receiver — Quad helix antenna delivers 99% positioning accuracy across challenging terrain including dense forest and steep canyons
- Two-Way Radio Communication — Full compatibility with Rino 750 and 755t models for seamless group connectivity across your expedition
- 2.2-Inch Monochrome Display — High-contrast screen maintains visibility in direct sunlight and low-light conditions without readability loss
- IPX7 Water Rating — Rated for full immersion to 1 meter for 30 minutes, protecting against rain, water crossings, and accidental submersion
- 13+ Hour Battery Life — Extended runtime between charges supports full-day expeditions without the need for backup power packs
- Worldwide Basemap — Pre-loaded mapping covers both on-trail and off-trail navigation globally without requiring additional map purchases
- Position Reporting — Real-time location sharing with all nearby Rino users ensures group safety and coordination
- Unit-to-Unit Text Messaging — Non-verbal communication capability allows tactical coordination without radio clutter
Data Insights
The Garmin Rino 700 achieves 99% positional accuracy through its integrated dual satellite system, significantly outperforming traditional single-band GPS devices in mixed-canopy and urban canyon environments. Field testing demonstrates navigation efficiency improvements of up to 30% over conventional GPS handhelds, directly attributed to the quad helix antenna's superior signal acquisition in obstructed conditions. The 13-hour battery specification under standard use translates to realistic eight-hour operational time during active navigation and radio transmission in typical outdoor scenarios.
Usage Instructions
Power on the device and allow 30–60 seconds for the dual GPS/GLONASS receiver to acquire satellite signals; a cold start after extended storage may require up to five minutes. Navigate the menu using the thumbstick control for one-handed operation while wearing gloves. Activate the two-way radio through the main menu, verify radio compatibility with your group's Rino models, and enable position reporting to track group members' real-time locations. For extended trips, configure waypoints and trails before departure to maximize battery efficiency.
Design & Material
The Rino 700's industrial design prioritizes durability without sacrificing ergonomics, featuring a slip-resistant rubberized body that withstands drops, impact, and extreme temperature swings typical of backcountry environments. Material choices and sealing architecture reflect Garmin's multi-decade experience building devices for maritime and aviation use, where failure is not an option.
- Rugged ABS plastic housing rated for submersion and extreme temperature range from −10°C to 50°C
- IPX7-rated sealed electronics prevent water ingress during stream crossings and heavy precipitation
- Ergonomic thumbstick control delivers tactile feedback and operates reliably with wet or gloved hands
- Monochrome LCD display uses low-power backlighting technology to preserve battery life during nighttime navigation
- Lightweight at approximately 6.7 ounces, allowing belt or backpack attachment without fatigue during full-day outings
- Integrated carabiner and belt clip attachment points provide versatile mounting configurations for hands-free operation
Final Verdict
The Garmin Rino 700 consolidates navigation, position sharing, and radio communication into a single, bombproof device—eliminating the logistical burden of managing multiple tools in the field. For serious outdoor groups and solo adventurers who cannot afford navigation failure or communication breakdowns, this handheld represents transparent value: proven dual-satellite accuracy, military-grade durability, and 13+ hours of continuous operation. If you hunt, climb, or trek in groups beyond cellular coverage, the Rino 700 addresses the specific problem of coordinating dispersed team members while navigating unfamiliar or featureless terrain. Invest in this device to replace the combination of handheld GPS, two-way radio, and companion tracking apps with a single, field-proven system.






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