A6 Handheld GPS for Hiking, Rugged Waterproof GPS Navigator with 20 Hrs of Battery Life, 2 Navigation Mode, 2.4″ Color Display and GPS Compass, Moon Phase Information
$119.99
Related Products
From the brand
Handheld GPS Units
A6 Hiking GPS
Handheld GPS Navigator
ZL-190PLUS GPS Surveying Equipment
ZL180 GPS Surveying Equipment
All NiesahYan products come with 2 years after-sell service
How do we start?
Our team consists of a group of engineering professionals whose constant exploration of new technological areas ensures that our products are at the forefront of the market.
What makes our company unique？
We firmly believe that product quality is the key to our success. This is a core belief that we have always held and it permeates all our decisions and actions.
Why do we love what we do?
Providing cost-effective GPS measuring tools and handheld GPS units for consumers around the world. Just give up the complex labor-intensive tools and making people’s lives easier and better!
2.4″ Color Display: Rugged and water-resistant design GPS handheld navigaton offering a bright 2.4″ screen that is sunlight readable, side non-slip and physical buttons design provide more versatility in any conditions
4 Satellites Support: Access to multiple global navigation satellite systems (GPS, Galileo, BeiDou and QZSS)for superior positional accuracy and precise knowledge of where you are, especially in challenging terrain or areas with weak signals, position accuracy＜5ft
Waypoint Navigation: A6 handheld navigator can save current latitude and longitude coordinates, enter known coordinates, and navigate to the coordinates with straight line, delete coordinates,can be saved in total 1000 waypoints
Track Navigation: Record your tracks before hiking,it can guide back to your starting position when you lost your direction,and store waypoints along a track, whether you’re hiking, cycling or climbing, you are free to explore more with this handheld navigation in the palm of your hand
Extend Using Time: Powered by internal Li-ion rechargeable battery,3500mAh battery lasts up to 20 hours use in navigation mode.Equip with practical features like GPS compass, barometric altimeter, sunrise and sunset(No maps)
Note Before Use: This handheld gps don’t have map! Please search satellite signals in in an uncovered sky before using. When the signal value in the upper left corner of the machine screen is below 1 m, start using to ensure the accuracy of the device
8 reviews for A6 Handheld GPS for Hiking, Rugged Waterproof GPS Navigator with 20 Hrs of Battery Life, 2 Navigation Mode, 2.4″ Color Display and GPS Compass, Moon Phase Information
Add a review
$119.99
timothy roberts –
Quality of product
Works very well very happy a heavy duty outside case of the unit good LED screen
B.K. Robertson –
swift action
Good
robert gippe –
Hand held G P S
Not easy work and does not tell what interstate and main road is close wish i never had buy only good thing is i can change off my Ebike. i put back in box going back to my old one. DO NOT BUY.
Tom –
Very Cool, Great for Hiking, Slightly Disorienting
Ever since obtaining this handheld GPS, I have taken it with me hiking all over the place with overall positive results. It took a lot of getting used to, but once you kind of get the hang of it, it isn’t so wonky.As far as the most basic functions, this device acquires GPS pretty quickly (after your first attempt that is) and stays locked on pretty well too, even when there is a lot of overhead obstruction. The screen is also super bright, which is nice when you’re hiking during the day and struggling to see anything with the sunlight. Navigating menus and functions requires a bit of study, but it isn’t anything that you couldn’t learn in an afternoon of going through the manual.I attempted to use it as a navigator on a couple of trips and had mixed results. When it came to very steep winding trails, the accuracy wasn’t really good enough to really show where I was, however, anything that was a little hilly or more flat worked great. I wouldn’t necessarily recommend it for that, but in a pinch it could be a life-saver. Honestly I wouldn’t travel anywhere without this.
Pamdirac –
Very limited functionality without map implemented
This handheld GPS is rugged and waterproof, with a compact size 2.4″ color display and long battery life, which makes it durable for outdoor use. However, its functionality is quite limited since it does not include built-in maps, only coordinate and compass information are available. Because of that, it is not very practical for real navigation, and it can’t effectively guide you even when walking on paved roads. It works more as a coordinate tracker than a true navigation device, so users expecting map-based routing may find it lacking.
Nik and Hilary –
Good but not perfect
This A6 handheld GPS is surprisingly compact yet rugged enough to survive all my outdoor adventures. The waterproof design makes it reliable in rain, streams, or accidental spills, and the 20-hour battery life is perfect for multi-day hikes without worrying about running out of juice.The 2 navigation modes, GPS compass, and moon phase info make it feel like a mini navigator straight out of a wilderness survival guide. The 2.4-inch color display is easy to read on the trail, even in bright sunlight, and the device is intuitive enough that I can focus more on the scenery than fumbling with buttons.Overall, this GPS is practical, rugged, and a little adventurous. It makes hiking, camping, or exploring feel safer and more fun — like carrying a tiny guide who never complains and always knows where we’re going.
“Uncle Roy” Tharp –
Garmin GPS lookalike.
Thought this was a device for following map positions while hiking, but no, there are no maps available, just coordinates. This is probably a fine piece of hardware, well made, solidly built, but not for map following, but for surveying of large acreage parcels. My mistake, this seemed to be a budget version of a Garmin GPS handheld unit, which it greatly resembles. Live and learn.
Turd Ferguson –
Very impressive!
I’ve been using this handheld GPS on day hikes and backcountry trips where phone signal is unreliable, and it has been a dependable navigation tool. The unit acquires GPS signal quickly and maintains a stable lock even under tree cover, which is critical when moving through wooded or uneven terrain.The 2.4-inch color display is easy to read outdoors, with good contrast in bright sunlight. Menus are simple and functional, making it easy to switch between navigation modes, check coordinates, or reference the digital compass without digging through complicated settings. The interface prioritizes clarity over flashy graphics, which works well for outdoor use.Battery life has met expectations. A full charge comfortably covers long hiking days without needing a power bank, and standby drain is minimal when the device is not actively navigating. The rugged, waterproof housing feels appropriate for outdoor conditions and has handled rain, dust, and temperature changes without issues.The GPS compass is responsive and helpful when stopped or moving slowly, and additional data like moon phase information is a nice bonus for planning night hikes or camping trips. Buttons are tactile and usable with gloves, which adds to its practicality in cooler weather.