Compare Garmin GPSMAP 3206 GPS Receiver to Garmin GPSMAP 3210 GPS Receiver

For boaters wanting the benefits of a seamless plug-and-play system and built-in maps for U.S. coastal areas, including Alaska and Hawaii, the GPSMAP 3206 is right on target. This plotter has all the features of the 3210, just on a slightly smaller scale. The 6.4-inch MFD with sunlight-readable color shows incredible contrast and detailing, even in direct sunlight. It can serve as a standalone plotter or network with other MFDs and sensors to deliver XM weather, radar and sonar. The 3206 accepts up to 2 video inputs so you can watch the engine room or monitor activity on deck. Convenient soft key functions allow you to assign a feature such as map declutter to a specific key. Less

One look at the GPSMAP 3210, and you'll know you've found a chartplotter big enough for the waterfront. For boaters wanting a large-format display along with the benefits of a seamless plug-and-play system and built-in maps for U.S. coastal areas, including Alaska and Hawaii, this is your plotter. The GPSMAP 3210's huge 10.4-inch diagonal display delivers vivid color and detail — even in direct sunlight. High-speed microprocessors make for extremely fast redraw and response rates. It can serve as a standalone plotter or network with other MFDs and sensors to deliver XM weather, radar and sonar. The 3206 accepts up to 2 video inputs so you can watch the engine room or monitor activity on deck. Convenient soft key functions allow you to assign a feature such as map declutter to a specific key. Less