DMD Navigation is another company that sells navigation devices and software, specialized in motorcycle adventure and off-road. Since I have ATVs, a UTV and e-bikes, this is something I will look into a bit more.
There is also the Grit Adventure Tab. It claims 2600 NIT brightness.
I am also looking at Tripltek. One of the things that caught my eye about them is "All required bands for compatibility with Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile in USA."
Another thing that I like about Tripltek is it is available through Amazon. My wife has an Amazon Prime account. They make it pretty simple to return an item if something doesn't work well. While there are others on Amazon, the ones that work with the US cellular bands might help me decide. I get that it might be on WiFi most of the time, but having the cellular option would be a good thing, too.
DMD Navigation is another company that sells navigation devices and software, specialized in motorcycle adventure and off-road. Since I have ATVs, a UTV and e-bikes, this is something I will look into a bit more.
There is also the Grit Adventure Tab. It claims 2600 NIT brightness.
https://www.dmdnavigation.com
https://gritadvtab.com
These websites have some additional information.
https://terrapirata.com/rugged-tablets/?fbclid=IwY2xjawRYxzh...
https://www.indurock.com/rugged-tablet-for-motorcycle-the-ul...
https://www.chigee.com
https://carpuride.com
https://www.tripltek.com
https://www.tripltek.com/tripltekx#anchors-mdswlcyp2
I am also looking at Tripltek. One of the things that caught my eye about them is "All required bands for compatibility with Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile in USA."
Another thing that I like about Tripltek is it is available through Amazon. My wife has an Amazon Prime account. They make it pretty simple to return an item if something doesn't work well. While there are others on Amazon, the ones that work with the US cellular bands might help me decide. I get that it might be on WiFi most of the time, but having the cellular option would be a good thing, too.