Proswe bought this unit to take with us on a fishing trip to Canada and is was used and abused and with stood it all, it did what we needed it to do and everyone could use it with ease. I am taking it on a hunting trip next and I am sure it will be very useful.
Conswe can find a case to put it in so the glass in front don't get scratched up

ProsThe Garmin 60CSx is by far the most useful tool/toy I have in my inventory. I am using it on road trips, while bouncing around the woods on my ATV, while hiking, and while geocaching. I am surprised to see how fast and how many satellites it picks up. On my last geocache hunt, it led me to the spot and told me I had arrived. With my old garmin I would have to search a bit but this one puts me right on top of the cache. It is a feature rich, high quality GPS. I guess you get what you pay for stands true again.
One important note is that with my Garmin V I was always having to take my laptop on a trip so I could remove maps and add maps. When I added the 2 Gig SD card to the 60CSx, I was able to load all of the US and Canadian maps.
ConsIf you plan on doing road trips, don't even order this GPS without also planning to purchase the City Navigator software.

Review:In the past I have used a Garmin II Plus and a Garmin V. It was a difficult decision figuring out which model to purchase but not which brand. Garmin technical support has always treated me well and been able to resolve any issue..

ProsQuick warm up time, large screen, quality construction, stores a huge amount of cache waypoints and information, transfer waypoints from computer to device... no more entering information manually.., nice to have a digital compass.
ConsYou need the backlight to see the screen unless your in direct sunlight, default maps in my Magellan 200 are more complete than in this unit, topo maps shown are not included, routing is useless unless you spend the money for the detailed maps, icons on menu page are a little too cartoonish for a serious gps unit.

Review:Overall this is a good quality, accurate, rugged gps system. If you are looking for routing, you will spend as much upgrading this than simply buying a good auto unit. Since this unit is geared for hiking and geocaching, you would think that it would come with the topo maps that are shown with the unit. To trick out the unit, you will spend another 200 or 300 bucks for maps and accessories. However, this is a quality unit. I kept 15-20 ft. accuracy in a local canyon under very heavy tree cover while caching here in Salt Lake.