Best Marine GPS of 2026
We tested marine GPS units that float, carry preloaded coastal charts, and mount at the helm, so you can navigate without wiring a thing.
Explore car & outdoor tech reviews focused on performance, usability and value. Compare the features, compatibility and trade-offs that matter for your setup.
We tested marine GPS units that float, carry preloaded coastal charts, and mount at the helm, so you can navigate without wiring a thing.
Our picks for handheld and fixed-mount VHF radios, tested for range, waterproofing, and battery life, with advice on DSC, antennas, and charging.
We tested marine speaker pairs for boats, UTVs, and outdoor installs, comparing water sealing, fit, power needs, and sound.
We tested dedicated motorcycle navigators and handlebar CarPlay screens to find the best for phone-free touring, BMW integration, and tight budgets.
We tested motorcycle intercoms for mesh range, sound, battery life, and helmet fit. Our picks cover group rides, two-up touring, and tight budgets.
We tested dive computers for readability, gas modes, battery life, and fit to find the best for recreational, travel, technical, and air-integrated diving.
We tested emergency radios for NOAA alerts, crank and solar backup, and phone charging. The PPLEE CR1030 is our pick for most households.
We tested compact fish finders for jon boats, kayaks, and skiffs to find the clearest sonar, the simplest mounting, and the best value.
From a chartplotter-ready Humminbird to a castable sonar for shore anglers, these are the GPS fish finders worth mounting on your boat.
We tested fish finders for kayaks, bass boats, and chartplotter setups. Here are the top picks for sonar clarity, mapping, and value.
We tested handheld and mobile GMRS radios for range, sealing, and battery life. These picks cover family trips, trail convoys, and work crews.
We tested handheld whips, mobile mounts, base verticals, and field HF wire to find the ham antennas worth buying — and which connector fits your radio.
We tested beginner ham radios and chose the ones that are easiest to program, charge, and get on the air, from a two-radio starter set to a car rig.
We tested hand crank radios for outages, storms and campsites. Our picks keep NOAA weather close and can top up a phone when the grid goes down.
We tested car alarms for range, installation, false alarms, and theft protection to find the best picks for every budget and vehicle.
We tested car amplifiers for speakers and subs, comparing RMS power, impedance, size, and heat to find the best picks for every build.
We tested car GPS trackers with OBD, hardwired, magnetic, and Find My designs to find the ones worth a monthly plan, and the ones with no fee at all.
We tested clamp, vent, magnetic, and MagSafe car mounts to find secure, easy-to-use picks for big phones, thick cases, and tight budgets.
We installed and compared coaxial car speakers for factory upgrades, from budget 6.5-inch sets to 6x8, 6x9, and shallow-mount replacements.
We installed single-DIN and double-DIN receivers to find the best car stereos for wireless CarPlay, CD collections, and tight budgets.
We tested loaded enclosures, powered under-seat subs, and raw drivers to find the best car subwoofers for deep bass, tight spaces, and simple builds.
We tested the in-dash CarPlay receivers worth installing, comparing screen quality, fit, sound, and reliability to find the best pick for most dashes.
We tested castable fish finders from Garmin, Deeper, and LUCKY to find which ones pair fast, hold a connection, and earn their price.
We tested CB radios for clear highway talk, easy installs, and night driving. Our picks cover compact, budget, SSB, and all-in-one kits.