Lowrance 000-0125-19 XOG 3.5-Inch Crossover GPS Navigator

LOWRANCE XOG Crossover GPS Navigator. Taking a new direction in precision, all purpose navigation, the innovative new Lowrance XOG cross navigation, 12 channel GPS features ready to go street avigation and loads of optional outdoor maps. Rugged, weatherproof, fully portable and super accurate with multimedia extras, the new XOG is the one for all companion for all your travels. Inside the car, on the trail, or in the boat.

Lowrance 000-0125-19 XOG 3.5-Inch Crossover GPS Navigator Features

Loads of Optional Mapping for Marine and Outdoor Use
Turn by Turn NAVTEQ Street Navigation w/Voice and Visual Guidance
3.5 in Diagonal 16bit Color Display / 320Hx240V at Resolution
Rugged and Waterproof GPS Navigation System

User Reviews about Lowrance 000-0125-19 XOG 3.5-Inch Crossover GPS Navigator

I have owned the XOG for 3 years and found it to be reliable and very versatile. In the car, the XOG's performance is equal to the Garmin, TomToms and Magellans that my friends own. But where the Lowrance XOG really shines is on the water using the optional coastal navigation charts. I have never used it off road but the fact that it is capable of using BLM charts makes it an awesome navigational tool.
The mp3 menu takes some getting used to but sounds great plugged into the AUX input on a car stereo. Where the XOG stumbles slightly is that internal battery has a short charged time which limits its use without a power cord.
For some reason Lowrance has dropped the XOG. Too bad because I would have definitely recommended it to my boating friends. -- Most Versatile

This GPS is very easy to use and directions are clear. I haven't yet downloaded any maps, but love the fact I can. The instruction booklet was easy to follow and assisted in setting up the unit. -- My New GPS

Been using this for a while now and much of the time it works fine, but other times we have all sorts of trouble with the screen freezing, the on screen buttons situating themselves off the screen so that you have to reset it from the back with a very small tool in order to be able to use it correctly. The mount that holds it to the dash or window suddenly loses suction sending the unit tumbling.

Still, it has gotten us out of a lot of jams so I can't totally fault it. For the most part the directions are right on, except when it has us out in the middle of a field...well the display does, we are still on road, but the system sometimes loses track of that. -- Works Most of the Time But Can Be Irritating Too.