--- product_id: 1151071 title: "Dual XGPS160 Navigation" brand: "dual electronics" price: "3654 DH" currency: MAD in_stock: true reviews_count: 10 category: "Dual Electronics" url: https://www.desertcart.ma/products/1151071-dual-xgps160-navigation store_origin: MA region: Morocco --- # WAAS GPS & GLONASS dual reception Bluetooth connects 5 devices 10-hour battery life Dual XGPS160 Navigation **Brand:** dual electronics **Price:** 3654 DH **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🚀 Navigate smarter, lead the pack with XGPS160 precision! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Dual XGPS160 Navigation by dual electronics - **How much does it cost?** 3654 DH with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ma](https://www.desertcart.ma/products/1151071-dual-xgps160-navigation) ## Best For - dual electronics enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted dual electronics brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Multi-Device Sync:** Simultaneously connect up to 5 devices via Bluetooth—never leave your team behind. - • **Long-Lasting Power:** 10 hours of continuous use with quick 3-hour recharge keeps you moving all day. - • **Pinpoint Precision:** WAAS-enhanced GPS accuracy within ±2.5m keeps you confidently on track. - • **All-Terrain Durability:** Compact, lightweight design built to endure rugged off-road and aerial adventures. - • **Rapid Position Updates:** Up to 10 position samples per second for real-time navigation and tracking. ## Overview The Dual Electronics XGPS160 is a compact, multipurpose Bluetooth GPS receiver that supports simultaneous GPS and GLONASS satellite tracking with WAAS augmentation for ±2.5m accuracy. It connects up to 5 devices at once, delivers up to 10 position updates per second, and offers a robust 10-hour battery life with fast recharge. Designed for professionals and adventurers alike, it excels in automotive, marine, aerial, and off-road navigation scenarios. ## Description The Dual Electronics XGPS160 Multipurpose Universal 5 Device Bluetooth GPS Receiver with Wide Area Augmentation System and Portable Attachment is compact, light weight, simple to use and extremely accurate. The built-in Wide Area Augmentation System (WASS) is highly sensitive and allows your device to connect to both GPS (USA) & GLONASS (Russian) systems including several satellites proving accurate and reliable GPS coordinates within +/- 2.5m (CEP), Max Speed of 1,150 mph and Max Altitude of 65,600 ft. You now have the ability to add highly accurate GPS tracking to up to 5 devices simultaneously by simply connecting them via Bluetooth to your XGPS160 model in a matter of seconds.The GPS Status Tool is a free downloadable app found in the App Store or Android Marketplace and provides you real time accurate GPS coordinates, position rate of change of up to 10 position samples per second and works with numerous devices and operating systems such as iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, Windows and much more. With your XGPS160 you now have hundreds of applications that are compatible so you are covered in any scenario such as a car, marine, and aerial navigation, hiking, fitness, social networking and much more.When designing your XGPS160 we made sure that you had an ample battery life of 10 hours of continuous use and fully recharges within 3 hours. Included you will find a USB charging cord, an adjustable strap, and a non-slip pad that will securely stick to almost any surface.Backed by our 1 Year warranty that guarantees a hassle free experience with excellent customer service. Review: Reliable off-road GPS - 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. Review: GPS easy to use. - Bought it for our aircraft and it works wonderful. Stays charged for at least 7 hours plus (longest I’ve had it on) and connects easily to the iPads and phones for use. Also, comes with a flat rubber case to put it in for ease of placement. It works in charging mode too. Some GPS’s I have had don’t do that. ## Features - WAAS GPS receiver - Simultaneous GPS and GLONASS reception - Up to 10 position samples per second - Bluetooth connectivity to up to 5 devices - Automatic route recording ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00E65TNYE | | Additional Features | Bluetooth | | Are Batteries Included | No | | Battery Average Life | 10 Hours | | Best Sellers Rank | #21,157 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #16 in Handheld GPS Units | | Brand | Dual Electronics | | Built-In Media | charging cable, gps | | Compatible Devices | Smartphone | | Compatible with Vehicle Type | Car | | Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth | | Control Method | App | | Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (1,003) | | Display Type | LCD or LED | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00827204109007 | | Human-Interface Input | Buttons | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 2.24"L x 2.24"W x 0.75"H | | Manufacturer | Namsung America, Inc | | Map Types | Freshwater, Street | | Memory Storage Capacity | 16 GB | | Model Name | XGPS160 | | Mounting Type | Dashboard Mount, found in image | | Operating System | Windows | | Sport Type | Boating | | Supported Satellite Navigation System | GPS | | Touch Screen Type | No Touchscreen | | UPC | 608912945237 792745075015 751533801526 827204109007 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | ## Product Details - **Battery Life:** 10 Hours - **Brand:** Dual Electronics - **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth - **Included Components:** charging cable, gps - **Map Type:** Freshwater, Street - **Model Name:** XGPS160 - **Mounting Type:** Dashboard Mount, found in image - **Operating System:** Windows - **Special Feature:** Bluetooth - **Vehicle Service Type:** Car ## Images ![Dual XGPS160 Navigation - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91JRpMCPVGL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Does the xgps 160 have a consumer replaceable battery? (Thx!)** A: They say no, but it’s pretty easy to change. You can order the exact same LiPo battery on Amazon. I did it myself. My advice is to cut off the connector from the old battery and simply connect it to the new battery. Basic soldering and heat shrink tubing or electrical tape and you’re done. **Q: You say this device works with androids. How do android users configure and get recorded data off this device ?** A: I use an Android app called Bluetooth GPS. The key feature any app needs to have for this to work is the ability to enable mock or spoofed GPS data. This essentially tricks your device into taking the GPS data from the external device via bluetooth and the app vs native hardware if any. It works with most apps but not all apps can take 3rd party GPS data even with the GPS app properly configured. For example Waze has no problems, GasBuddy, not so much. **Q: Does it turn on automatically when you plug it into a charger?** A: yes it turns on, and it stays on if the charger turns off. The unit will timeout and turn off if no connection is made. **Q: What's in the box? Does this include the cigarette lighter charger and non-slip dash mount?** A: It did include the non-slip dash mount, and a USB charging cable. I do not recall if it came with a 12 volt charger or not, but since it is USB, it'll charge from just about anything. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reliable off-road GPS *by D***N 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. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ GPS easy to use. *by S***S on March 6, 2026* Bought it for our aircraft and it works wonderful. Stays charged for at least 7 hours plus (longest I’ve had it on) and connects easily to the iPads and phones for use. Also, comes with a flat rubber case to put it in for ease of placement. It works in charging mode too. Some GPS’s I have had don’t do that. ### ⭐ Hardware failed after 10 uses. Dual's Android app is VERY unstable. *by M***K on December 19, 2016* ** UPDATE after 3 weeks/10 hikes ** Unit worked fine during the hike yesterday, I turned it off after the hike, had it begin charging with the cig lighter adapter on the drive home. When I went to turn it on to copy off the hike log, it would not turn on. No power light, no charge light (when connected to supplied USB charger. Completely dead. Based on a closer read of all the reviews as well as the poor state of apps for the device, I'm returning for a refund... I see no point taking a chance on a replacement. ============================= Original review below ============================= The receiver itself is better than "It's okay" but the apps required leaves a lot to be desired. HARDWARE: The receiver works good but the battery life isn't the best... it claims 10 hours with a 3 hour recharge but appears to fall short on the 10 hours. For me, the 3 hour charge is the bigger issue. Since the SkyPro was to replace my Garmin 62st GPS, which could go 24 hours on a charge with 2 AA NiMh batteries, the inconvenience of the 3 hour charge for the SkyPro compared to the AA's, they never took more than 10 MINUTES to recharge, using my fast charger. The SkyPro is very fast to pick up satellites, but bounces way too far when it loses a signal... going inside a cave for two minutes added over a mile of bouncing and a thousand-foot difference in elevation during that time. (Which means time must be wasted editing the track afterward.) SOFTWARE: (Android version) DUAL SkyPro Status Tool: 1. The software is buggy, crashing a full 75% of each time I load it. 2. The installation routine fails to ask for permissions, so of course it doesn't set them. The result of which means you cannot "Share" or "Email" the resulting .kml (Google Earth) file. THE FIX: Select: Settings > Applications > Application Manager > Status Tool > Permissions Change: Contacts, Location & Storage from OFF to ON NOTE: The fix itself only took seconds, but to FIND the fix took over 3 hours of MY time. DUAL SkyPro support did not have an answer, so when I DID figure it out I emailed them recommending they add the issue and fix to their FAQs. (And recommended the installation routine be fixed as well) MOCK GPS SOFTWARE REQUIRED (Android): SkyPro recommended using either of two fee apps, 'Bluetooth GPS' or 'Bluetooth GPS Provider' - Bluetooth GPS: I tried this first but it only worked on half of the GPS/Tracking/Map apps I have so I uninstalled it. - Bluetooth GPS Provider: This worked with every GPS/Tracking/Map app I have so I would recommend this one. (It has ads, but you only visit the app screen long enough to click it to "Play" so they present no issue. The biggest gripe I have about the software is that TWO SEPARATE apps are required. As a software test engineer in a previous life (retired now) I would recommend: 1. DUAL SkyPro Status Tool app should be more robust (more testing to stop the crashing) 2. DUAL SkyPro Status Tool app should EITHER: 2a. Rewrite the app to INCLUDE a seamless 'Mock GPS App' internally 2b. Create a separate Mock GPS app to work specifically with the XGPS160, not relying on the 'free' outside app developers. In all fairness, if one were ONLY to use the XGPS160 in conjunction with a mapping app, the SkyPro Status Tool need not be running, only the Mock GPS (Bluetooth) app must be running. Which brings up another point... although this product is sold as a means to provide more accurate GPS coords/elevation than the internal SmartPhone GPS (which it does) as well as lengthen battery charge of the phone (because the internal GPS is turned off) I found that having to have Bluetooth on constantly ran the battery on my phone down twice as fast as previously using the phones GPS alone. ## Frequently Bought Together - Dual Electronics XGPS160 Multipurpose Universal 5 Device Bluetooth GPS Receiver with Wide Area Augmentation System and Portable Attachment - getgear GPS Case for Dual Electronics XGPS160, XGPS150A Multipurpose Portable Universal GPS Receiver --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.ma/products/1151071-dual-xgps160-navigation](https://www.desertcart.ma/products/1151071-dual-xgps160-navigation) --- *Product available on Desertcart Morocco* *Store origin: MA* *Last updated: 2026-04-23*