Rick
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2024
The app to use with the product on Android is Bluetooth GNSS. You will also need to enable developer mode to utilize mock GPS (sets the unit to use the external GPS rather than the internal). You can connect and disconnect via the app. Others may work as well but this app works great with the unit. The product instructions, even on their website, are very dated. With this app, the product works great on Android. Product also works (without the need for an app) on iOS (iPads) with an app. It has a stable Bluetooth connection. The charge indicator light is supposed to go green once the unit is charged. My unit has been charging for months and charge indicator never went green. However, I just keep it plugged into a 12 volt plug and no issues. It also works unplugged but haven't tested how long it runs unplugged. I use it to provide GPS data on my tablet based chartplotting apps (Aquamaps and Navionics) on both android tablets and iPads.
Steve Davies
Reviewed in Australia on February 10, 2024
Fantastic device, improves my Navionics accuracy on iPad dramatically 👍👍
祐
Reviewed in Japan on November 27, 2023
以前使用していたXGPS150より受信感度が良く、Bluetoothとの接続にかかる時間も短縮されています。Batteryの持ちも長くなりました。問題は1つ、Amazonに出品されている金額は市販の倍しております。今回必要に迫られ高額でも購入しましたが、今後は予め前もって代理店からの購入をします。
Just Josh
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2022
Super easy to setup. Charge it up, turn it on with the single button, find it on your device’s Bluetooth menu and pair it. Done! A nice feature is that Dual offers an app for your phone or tablet so you can verify that the device is actually connected and see the real-time GPS data.Once I paired this to my iPhone the TrackAddict app recognized that I was using an external GPS received and began using the signal from the XGPS160 instead of the internal iPhone GPS receiver. The 10Hz update rate on the XGPS160 provides far greater car tracking resolution than the 1Hz that a typical phone receiver provides.The unit comes with a rubberized surround that is supposed to be used on your dash to keep the unit in place, but for racing applications that’s not an ideal solution. I ended up using some 3M Dual Lock fastener tape on the bottom of the unit. It holds the unit in place securely in my car but also allows me to pop it out when not in use.The only slight negative item with this unit is that it uses a mini-USB connection for charging. This is a bit of an outdated connector. I wish they would update it to use a USB-C connection so I don’t have to keep track of a separate cable just for charging this one thing.Overall an easy solution for adding 10Hz GPS to your phone or tablet. Perfect for racing applications.
Dave Edmiston
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2022
I originally bought this four years ago (just two weeks short of four years) to mount on the hood of my off-road car. The car just turned 8,000 miles this weekend, and XGPS finally died. Those were 8,000 rough miles through heat, dust, rain, and snow--mostly very bumpy miles. This poor little puck has been through a lot and has seen some things.I was bummed when it finally gave out, especially since we were exploring new territory that I would have loved to have recorded. I'm not bitter though. The first thing I did when I got home from the trip is ordered a replacement. It came out to about two-cents per hard mile, which seems worth it to me. That comes out to about $2.50 per long riding day, which is absolutely a bargain.I mounted mine to my CanAm's hood with the MobArmor case. I connect it to the iPad on my dash via Bluetooth and it's been pretty bullet-proof for four years.The only down-side is that the power draw is higher than the MiniUSB connection can support, so I have to remove it from the car every night and fully charge it before the next day's ride. Otherwise it will power down after a few hours of driving. If we're going on a night-ride on the same day, I definitely need to remove it and recharge it, otherwise it will quit and leave us roaming in the dark with very few visible landmarks.It comes with basic software. I definitely recommend adding better aftermarket software to the iPad. I use LeadNav off-road race software and the combo of this puck, the iPad, and LeadNav is a superior setup. Everyone else in my group has something basic in their cars, but mine is the most reliable and informative. The consequence is that I'm the designated leader for 99% of our trips because I have a nav that I can use while we're moving instead of having to stop and figure out what's what.Here's to another four years and another 8,000 miles.
Sergio Villa Ramos
Reviewed in Mexico on July 27, 2019
Buen producto, pero la recepción es irregular en la cabina de un Airbus 320, se pierde la señal regularmente.
Jama
Reviewed in Spain on November 7, 2019
Magnifico receptor GPS, conectado al iPad pro sin ningún problema
william connor
Reviewed in Canada on October 3, 2015
So far I have only used SkyPro XG160 once in the aircraft and it performed as advertised. Very please with price threshold ($142 Can) and performance right out of the box. No difficulty at all in obtaining bluetooth connection with my Apple Air iPad. Works extremely well with ForeFlight. Checked unit accuracy against GPS in aircraft - it performed flawlessly.William Connor