Old 03-25-25 | 08:36 AM
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Originally Posted by unterhausen
I feel the same ways about batteries, I probably am going to want to replace my device by the time the batteries have noticeably degraded. I bought my Garmin 830 in 2019, and now I want a 1050. Except it costs a bit much. Where is the 850?
Get the 1040. Only real difference is the screen is very slightly better on the 1050 on the map. Data screens look the same. As far as I can tell, the software is essentially the same. 1040 got the USB-C port which is an improvement, battery life is 35 hrs, vs. 20-25 for the 1050. You can still get 1040's new and often on sale.

The 1050 is the screen on the right


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