I will get you a picture. I think it is worth the $200 or so they price it at. It is not a high tech mapping type GPS, mostly just an arrow with point to point back tracking capability. You can enter waypoints manually, but I have a handheld with mapping and all the popular features. The factory one does not display elevation, or show your latitude longitude on the screen, it does have a compass that works great. I use mine alot on single track trails if we are going to double back after dark, its right there in front of you, all you do is keep selecting the next lower number waypoint and follow the arrow (just mark waypoints at each turn on the trail) back to where you are going. I do as most that have this feature, carry my handheld to map trails, check elevation, speed, and such but I do like the factory for the convience and simplicity of the design. Well thought out in my opinion.