The i-gotU GT-120 is the smallest, simplest GPS data logger I’ve ever used. About the size of a 9V battery, the unit has only one button and two lights. That’s it. In this review I intend to relate my experience using this device over the course of three months of travel which included a 2500 mile road trip across the USA, 1200km of road tripping in North New South Wales, Australia and finally a week spent driving around the Gulf Islands of British Columbia, Canada. I feel I’ve given this unit a thorough testing and here’s what I’ve found.
First, the stats.
- i-gotU GT-120 GPS Data Logger
- SiRF StarIII 65nm chipset
- 16MB of flash memory, recording up to 65,000 points
- 2 LEDs and 1 button
- Nifty rubberized cover, has loop for strap on the back
- Hole for lanyard attachement
- USB 1.1. Comes with cable as it uses a proprietary plug
- Comes with @trip PC software (update: please note that it’s not available for Mac)
- Retail price – $70US
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