I'll take the flip side of the coin. I originally purchased an Oregon 400 and used it for about 2 weeks. The visibility of the screen in strong daylight was really disappointing. I do most of my hiking in direct sun in the Grand Canyon, and I'd have to shade the GPS and tilt it around at odd angles to make it even remotely visible. I had purchased a mount for it so I could also use it on my mountain bike. Forget it. I'd have to stop and remove the GPS and tilt it so I could read it.
Unfortunately (or maybe that should be "fortunately") I lost it after a couple weeks when it fell out of my pack as I was dashing off a mountain, trying to avoid a horrendous lightning storm. I ended up buying the 60csx as a replacement and I should have gone with this model in the first place. The screen is a bit smaller, but it never fails to hold a satellite signal, even when in a narrow side canyon with steep walls. And I can read the screen without doing gymnastic contortions!
Your mileage may vary, but I'll stick with the 60csx. I don't do geocaching, so maybe the Oregon series is better for that.
Unfortunately (or maybe that should be "fortunately") I lost it after a couple weeks when it fell out of my pack as I was dashing off a mountain, trying to avoid a horrendous lightning storm. I ended up buying the 60csx as a replacement and I should have gone with this model in the first place. The screen is a bit smaller, but it never fails to hold a satellite signal, even when in a narrow side canyon with steep walls. And I can read the screen without doing gymnastic contortions!
Your mileage may vary, but I'll stick with the 60csx. I don't do geocaching, so maybe the Oregon series is better for that.