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What did you want feature wise?
Or how do you fish style wise?
Do you hunt or do you set bait and drink and chill?
All these things are questions to ask your self when buying or upgrading. I have a buddy who works for Lowrance in Ensenada and he sums it up like this;
Hummingbird(i had one so he used it as an example a few years ago) has a lot of extra cables and "stuff" (talking about the seperate gps, ducer, and power cable) making it not so kayak friendly. Lowrance is more direct and simpler to set up for the novice marine electronics user. He is actually in this group, look for Baja post. His name is Carlos.
All that bs about features and what does what, 3d?... believe me, after hours of research your gonna end up with a unit that does way more then you need and probably will never use.
And just a heads up. Downscan, side imaging, and fish reveal from Lowrance work great in deep waters. Im on year 3 with my Lowrance unit.
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