If the 2300 is NOT connected to iPad (Bad Elf GPS S/W

By far the fastest GPS I have ever used

I bought the Bad Elf GPS Pro+ to hopefully get around this this problem, The A-330 (like many jets) has metal film heating in the windscreens which attenuates the GPS signal quite significantly

latest Bad Elf GPS software.2

This unit is an excellent/compact GPS receiver for tracking walks, hikes, drives, flights (except, apparently, in Boeing 787s, whose windows block the signal!), etc

The 2300 was looking like a great GPS logger.

In general, accuracy seems no better than far cheaper native Android GPS-POIs recorded via button press are not recorded on GPX file transfered via USB-Actual data capacity is far less than device indicates; fills up without warning at around 80-83%-When you hit capacity limit, you lose ability to access even the tracks you recorded earlier-Even for iOS users, no quick way to delete all tracks-Battery power indicator is not accurate; "75% charged" is really a lot closer to zero.-Transferring tracks via app (by email) did not work for me - EDIT: Works with small files, at least.-User manual does not give you any detailed information about most aspects of the device (e.g. LCD screens), and app takes a while to figure out

One expects a $190 device to be a little more accurate than the cheap GPS antenna that's built into an Android device.

Excellent GPS receiver.

Bad Elf 2300 seems like a very good GPS device.

The 2200 has no issues switching b/w BT to GPS and within GPS screens and back-n-forth w/o any issues when connected to Bad Elf GPS s

This is a great little GPS receiver for what it does.

This is a great unit for getting a much better GPS fix for iOS devices, or for independently making a track log.

All in all, I am very disappointed with this expensive GPS unit

Android GPS just as good.).

Once the 2300 is connected to iPad (Bad Elf GPS S/W)1.1) if one switches from BT to barometer mode and tries going back to BT mode the 2300 hangs

(This was a real shame because I had bought the Nexus 7, along with the expensive Sygic app, for my wife as a GPS device; turns out the Nexus's own GPS is really poor; so I had really hoped to salvage the situation by pairing with the Bad

Much more accurate GPS for our work in the forests.

I researched GPS Apps and individual GPS receivers that would work with the iPad

EXCELLENT GPS device

This is a great GPS if you have an iOS device

Excellent GPS receiver for the iPhone

This is a very efficient GPS receiver from all I have read on it, and it does a lot

The GPS is quick and accurate, and works well in places where other GPS units struggle

I was hoping to avoid paying the extra dollars for the cellular option on the Pro and maybe get better GPS functionality and flexibility

For it's premium price it should be able to do that at least as well as the GPS in a phone.