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Orca CoreDenmark +2 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +1 more10 connected devices

Die Orca Produkte sind innovativ und zuverlässig. Die Bedienung ist intuitiv.

Orca CoreOrca DisplaySwedenSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Short cruising trips8 connected devices

I have been using it two summers and find that it really works and is easy to expand with multiple phone and tablets. This allows me to navigate and control the autopilot from more places on the boat. Could we add hydrographica carts in Stockholm archipelago id move away completely from the other apps. Also the ongoing development since I first started have created a software that is stable to a degree that I hope it won’t cause any issues this summer.

Orca CoreBaltic Sea +1 moreMotorboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Long trips +1 more9 connected devices

With change of motor boat last season also bought core, app I hased earlier. Installation was super easy. Couple things what makes Orca different, Logbook, one can see even after seaon all info from last summer. Fast auto correction is another what makes Orca different comparing to other choises. Sharing, using several iPhones and Ipads same time is great feature.

Perfect with two tablets for helmsman and crew

10/04/25

Orca CoreBaltic SeaSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Short cruising trips12 connected devices

My Najad 330 was built in 1995 and I bought it in April 2024. The standard network is SeatalkNG. Connected are modern Raymarine devices and a 30 year old Autohelm autopilot (Seatalk 1). I have replaced the older MFD with a 12‘ tablet (IP68) next to the instruments and an 11’ tablet (IP68, IP69K, MIL-STD-810H) directly on the steering wheel. The Orca app runs on both Android tablets. The Orca Core is mounted behind the Raymarine instruments on the companionway. The control of the old autopilot works perfectly. Overall, the system runs smoothly. The configuration of the instrument display is good. The Orca app is very clear. Of course, there are various other functions that I would like to see. However, it is impressive how quickly both the Orca app and the Orca Core are developing. In this respect, I am very confident that some of the desired functions will already be realised for the next season. But even now, the app - in combination with the Core - is by far the best navigation solution I know.

Orca CoreAustralia +1 moreSailboat45-55 feet (13.5-16.5 meters)Living aboard +2 more9 connected devices

I have been using Orca for over three years and I am continually impressed by the steady stream of enhancements that the team has delivered. As I already have full B&G instrumentation, my own use is mostly for pre-planning and the sail routing and departure time analysis has proved very beneficial, particularly on longer (12hr+ passages). On a couple of occasions I have trusted the planning analysis to hold on to seemingly indirect tacks knowing that a later wind shift would put me back on course. The combination of the Core plus App is an excellent way of modernising instruments for older boats and starting an N2K network. The Core represents excellent value given that it combines a 9-axis compass/sensor, GPS and sophisticated sail computer which would cost several times more from the "traditional" player like B&G. The software driven approach ensures flexibility and rapid enhancements. Being designed for a "connected" world the benefits of regular weather and chart updates mean that the most accurate information is used when making routing decisions. Couple all this with remote access (particularly useful for anchor watch or battery monitoring during extended periods away from the boat), logbook recording and more! This feels like the future of marine instruments, especially given the difficulties that Raymarine have had getting Lighthouse updates for sailing and B&G's patchyNeon/Android development on their latest generation MFDs.

Orca CoreGreeceSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Short cruising trips4 connected devices

I've used Orca core and the app over a few months in Greece in 2023. I appreciate the ease of installation and the app provides clear charts. I have not really used the routing feature enough to evaluate it.

Orca CoreBaltic Sea +4 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Living aboard +2 more9 connected devices

Last year my wife and I sailed 13 months from Germany to portugal, to the canaries the azores and back to Germany. At this time we used the Orca Core as our only heading source for our Simrad AC12 autopilot, which steered nearly all the time. This worked pretty great. The App and Maps came basically free bundled with the core and were mostly our only map source on this journey. The maps were not always correct, which can be a bit upsetting, when you always approach new harbours like us - often at night. But we like the look of the maps and the synchronization over multiple devices is great. One time a bug made Orca unusable for us (and a lot of other people). That was one day before a 10 day passage... Thankfully it was quickly fixed just hours before we wanted to leave. Next time i won't install any updates before longer passages. I really hope Orca steps up their quality checks before releases. Weather routing was not very usable last year, at least for longer (multi-day) passages. Then i prefer proper sail routing with Grib files, e.g. with Qtvlm. I also really do not like that they made collision avoidance a paid feature of the highest paid tier - smart navigation. This really is an important safety feature and makes me question, if we will keep buying a subscription for Orca. Something i really would like to see for Orca is an open API, preferably SignalK. That would be lovely, so i do not need a second device share my NMEA2000 data over wifi.

Orca CoreMediterraneanSailboat45-55 feet (13.5-16.5 meters)Long trips11 connected devices

I had severe problems with the Installation ORCA Core/App and connection to my plotter (Garmin gpsmap7xx). It turned out that the GPS Signal has to be taken from Cora and not from the plotter. Now it works great, just as advertised. The logbook could be improved in a way that the customer can add Pictures and notices.

Orca CoreOrca DisplayAfrica +4 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Living aboard +1 more12 connected devices

Coming from an older Furuno plotter and ancient instruments I swapped to Orca in Spring 2024, using two displays and a core. I have used this setup to cross the Atlantic and cruise the Caribbean. It is clear, that the Orca system is a new approach on plotters and instruments. Use is quite straight forward, instruments are very helpful and with a lot of choice. Most screens are very easy to understand. The flexibility is fantastic. The biggest advantage is the option to turn any phone into a mini plotter. I use this at the helm when finding anchor spots or navigating difficult areas. Autopilot control and radar checking from the phone can also be handy. The rich sensor output of the core is a refreshing departure from the marine electronics industries "every sensor is ~1000€" idiocy. Routing is quick and most of the times sensible. A much faster process than on my older plotter, especially as it lacked land avoidance. During my Atlantic crossing the system performed well, only 3 or 4 restarts in 2 weeks. The old plotted needed more and I hear current competitors have a tendency to require the same. I have mixed feelings about the charts. I have found them to be accurate so far but am missing a system to log own depth readings, e.g. when discovering uncharted coastline. Biggest downside chart wise is the lack of description of special areas, like protected zones etc. They are marked, but no text explanations are available. The Navionics app has solved this much better. On the downside, the system is still developing. Depending on your use you may miss features. Brightness regulation on the displays is hit and miss. No screen lock on some screens, which is a BIG problem in rain or spray. The radar overlay lacks options, no doppler functions, no alarms for radar, AIS, wind changes or anything else but anchoring. No fish finder and the wind instruments lack meaningful history graphs (current function for this is just a play thing, not useful). Routing is limited to 1300nm so you need to import a route from another app for longer trips. Chart downloads are painstakingly slow and frequently abort. The core, while rich in sensors can have some accuracy and speed issues. My compass calibration drifts 10-15 degrees either direction regularly - this may be down to my installation location. GPS reception is bad unless the core is installed upright - even though marketing will tell you otherwise. The motion sensor is too slow to function well for showing tilt and heel and accordingly doesn't work for me for an autopilot (which I don't need, the AP has its own compass + gyro). The wireless connection of display and core works reliable if you use WiFi. All other connections are hit and miss. Overall, I would consider Orca again. I believe all problems I explained above can be resolved - they just need to stop developing new playful features like logbook and annual summaries and focus on getting plotter basics rock solid first. The established players on the market are out of control with their pricing and depending what you buy you get ancient tech. Most importantly, they do zero support while Orca is always available and responds within a few days, usually. Despite this, I can not recommend Orca if you are not good with your smartphone - it is an app based system, so knowing your way around a smartphone is essential.

Tirelire

04/04/25

Orca CoreBaltic Sea +3 moreMotorboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +1 more11 connected devices

This far, most things are positive, I like that it logs my trips and syncs with other equipment on the boat. What I miss is access to hydrographic charts for Sweden as I mostly navigate here and it is a must for navigating in the archipelago.

Orca CoreBaltic Sea +2 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +1 more11 connected devices

Orca is by far the number one when it comes to UI. When creating a new navigation tool from scratch with no legacy, the result is this impressive. The super simple integration with the NMEA network makes vessel data appear seamlessly in the app. Keep up the great work!

Orca CoreOrca DisplayBaltic Sea +4 moreSailboat45-55 feet (13.5-16.5 meters)Living aboard +3 more13 connected devices

Works well in offshore and in open sea areas. Routing proposes going into very close and shallow areas where the chart reliability is not good. Therefore I take a safety margin on how close shallow areas I can go. That is not the fault of Orca but the fact that you cannot rely the charts.

Orca CoreDenmark +2 moreSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Racing +1 more8 connected devices

I have existing Raymarine Seatalk1 system, and used a Raymarine ST to STng converter kit (E22158) and STng NEMA 2000 cable. I use Ipad pro but the system is unstable, and often loose connection with Orca Core II. Now Core dosen`t appear as a wifi option. I really like the Orca system (when I get it to work). I dislike the payment by subscription.

Orca CoreOrca DisplayUnited StatesSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +1 more12 connected devices

Orca is the backup system to the Raymarine instruments on my boat. I haven't yet got around to tieing in the radar but, so far, everything else works pretty well and the auto-pilot integration is excellent and very useful. Our season doesn't start for another month but, I'm hopeful that some of the minor issues have been ironed out. For example, the graphical history of, say, fuel consumption is a bit hit and miss and, I suspect that unless you have a good set of polars for your boat, the sailing performance screen isn't super useful. On the whole, I think that Orca isn't quite the finished product but, it's evolving in the right direction. At this point, it's a good backup to my main chartplotter but, I'm not sure that I'm ready to rely on it 100%.

Orca CoreNorwaySailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Long trips7 connected devices

Vert nice app that works well borg online and offline.

Orca CoreOrca DisplayDenmark +2 moreSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Living aboard +2 more12 connected devices

Really pleased with the Orca setup I have on my boat. Mainly using the app for controlling the Autopilot but also really nice to have a portable map screen to use when motoring in rain. Only downside is the v1 Orca Display, it's not bright enough, I have issues with overheating in sun and battery life and charging are disappointing. Thinking of upgrading to the new display.

Using CORE2 and ORCA app.

03/04/25

Orca CoreFinlandSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Fishing +3 more11 connected devices

I have a CORE2 device on my sailboat, and I actively use the ORCA application on three tablets. The hardware works so well that I no longer need actual chartplotters. One of the best features is that my map points are synchronized between several tablets, and I can continue planning or editing map points even from home on the couch. One wish would be: I would like to use the ORCA program with a web browser. This way I could use my Linux or Windows devices. I am not an Apple fanboy, so I do not own any Apple devices. I primarily want to use free Linux operating systems, such as Debian/Ubuntu/LinuxMint, etc., and the browser versions for them are Chrome and Firefox.

Orca CoreNorway +1 moreMotorboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +1 more10 connected devices

Jeg har brukt navionics og simrad app i mange år, men etter å ha brukt orca i 14 dager så ble dette mitt valg for navigering med båt. Enklere bedre og sikrere løsning for både tlf og nettbrett. Har nå kjøpt core som gjør løsningen komplett.

Orca DisplayBaltic Sea +6 moreSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Long trips +1 more8 connected devices

Display: Good: - Waterproof! - Very bright! - The charging cradle is top-notch! Bad: - Hot in bright light (like every plotter) - Poor sound quality - In wet conditions, the device does what it wants, but not what it's supposed to. Apparently, water drops trigger commands, but they're pointless. - Android version cannot be updated App: Good: - Lots of information on weather, ports (we use Navily, but the Navily app is better), currents, etc., - AIS! - Autoroute Bad: - Especially the resolution of the maps. Compared to Navionics, they're beyond rudimentary. - The automatic route guidance sometimes creates crazy routes, for example: driving under a bridge, in a part of the bridge that's far too deep, but Orca knows the height of the boat and the bridge. Or it makes sensless waypoints beside the main route.

Orca CoreFrance +1 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Living aboard +2 more9 connected devices

I try to replace my Raymarine Axiom 7. The plotter is to far away from my steering wheel, i can't read the numbers. So, thatswhy I use a tablet with the Orca app fixed near the wheel. I like the app, the presentation of the maps and the data. I use the core to get the data from the raynet on the tablet.

Orca CoreDenmark +2 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +1 more11 connected devices

The best thing I think is that you get new updated maps. Wherever you sail, an extra plus is that it is easy to navigate and choose routes, absolutely tip top

Very intuitive and easy to use but needs improvement.

01/04/25

Orca DisplayBaltic SeaSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Short cruising trips6 connected devices

I have now for one year used Orca as my main electronic aid (does not by law replace paper charts). I first used automatic routing to plan my homecoming voyage through the Finnish Southwest Archipelago. As a good practice I always check what the robot has done before starting the voyage I soon found out that it had cut corners where it should not. After a few tries to correct the Automatic route I decided to draw the route manually myself. After some testing I have come to the conclusion that the automatic routing is great for open waters but as the AI does not recognize fairways automatic routing in the archipelagos is not recommended. In the end of fall I also did some night navigation in the Porvoo archipelago and noticed a quite big problem with the night colour palette. When the general depth goes under a certain level the water areas are coloured red and the land areas are also coloured red. This makes it extremely hard to see the differences between shallow depths and land areas. In Finland the most common areas to navigate with leisure crafts are on small fairways in shallow waters (3-10m depth) and between rocky islands. I understand the reason to use such a colour in the rest of the world where it is not recommended to approach shore beyond a certain safety depth. But in Finland and Sweden it is impossible to navigate to where you are going when at the same time avoiding these depths. Strong recommendation from a professional mariner to change the night colour palette. All this said this is one of the easier and intuitive apps for tablets and I highly recommend the Orca display for its brightness. Replacing a traditional chart plotter with a tablet device that has it's own battery for backup can change the outcome when you blow a fuse in a tight spot. I am seriously thinking about investing in the Core but this years budget did not have space.

Orca CoreNetherlands +1 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +1 more10 connected devices

having used the system one season it proved to suit our requirements quite well.

Orca CoreCanadaSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Racing7 connected devices

I purchased my Orca Core 2 partly because the unit (and app) looked so interesting and more importantly I needed a means of displaying AIS data on my various navigation devices. I use Garmin (Navionics) as my primary navigation software and I prefer to have my AIS data available on a separate display (phone/tablet) to keep screen clutter to a minimum. The Orca Core 2, after a few teething issues, has performed very well. My primary wind instrument is a B&G Triton 2 - with a Wireless wind WS 320 transducer (which is awesome and far, far better than the Garmin Wireless Wind - The Triton 2 gets its wind data from the Orca Core 2. I cannot force the Triton 2 to use its own built in algorithm for some arcane reason and I had some issues with the Orca Core 2 giving wildly inaccurate and unstable wind data when going down wind. (this was when I found that I could not get the Triton 2 to process the data itself). However the people at Orca resolved the issue with an update and since then the wind data is consistent, as expected and does not bounce around with pitch and roll (compensated for by the Orca Core 2). My AIS transponder does not have Bluetooth or WiFi but I am happy to say that the Orca Core 2 transmits AIS data to my phone(s) and tablet(s) accurately, with no dropouts. Overall I am very pleased both with the unit and with the support that I get from Orca. The Orca charting program is entirely sufficient for my purposes. I sail in the Pacific NorthWest.

Orca DisplayNorwayMotorboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Short cruising trips10 connected devices

I have used the Orca display for one season, I find the display easy to use. Best functions: menu things are were you expect them to be, the screen and functions are quick with no lag, zoom and navigation is easy. Loading station. Chart quality is excellent. Irritating things: saving maps for offline use is not user friendly, irritating. Making a route to a defined point is easy, but making waypoint or adjusting rout could be improved.

Orca CoreDenmark +2 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Short cruising trips7 connected devices

Der Orca Core funktioniert auch unter einem Stahldach und bekommt GPS Daten. Die Navigation ist präzise und übersichtlich. Die parallele Nutzung von Tablett und Handy ist praktisch.

Orca CoreGermany +1 moreSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Long trips +1 more8 connected devices

We have used this navigation system for two years on our North Sea sailboat and are highly impressed. The user-friendly interface makes it easy to access essential information quickly. The app seamlessly syncs with the onboard system, allowing route planning and real-time data monitoring from smartphones or tablets. The automatic logbook accurately records voyages, saving time and ensuring precision. The system's integration with NMEA2000 is flawless, enhancing situational awareness by connecting all navigational tools. It has proven reliable and durable in harsh conditions. Overall, this system significantly enhances our sailing experience and is highly recommended for upgrading navigational capabilities.

ORCA: From Revolution to Evolution

31/03/25

Orca CoreOrca DisplayFrance +2 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +1 more6 connected devices

When ORCA first hit the market it was, without doubt, a revolution in the world of marine chartplotters. Now the Orca Team are focussed on evolving the software / services behind the product(s). The App works well on Android and iOS devices as a (free) standalone, and the Orca display (Android-based) is a rugged device with good screen visibility in bright sunlight, but the real benefit is in the Core. Inside the tiny Core is a GPS receiver, 9-axis IMU, and compass, with capability to connect the sensors to your onboard NMEA 2000 network. This brings together your wind/log/auto-pilot and many other compatible instruments and allows you to control auto-pilot from the App or Display, or an alternative display such as an onboard PC. The App can be used for free, but if you want the full benefits of routing, weather, radar, AIS, etc. there is a choice of subscription levels. Unlike other chartplotter subscriptions, ORCA includes worldwide charts at all levels - you pay for the level of functionality you want. In a very small number of areas there is a lack of detail on charts, due to licencing, but most coastal areas are very well covered. The key area needing improvement is the current / tidal prediction elements of the software which can be quite haphazard, and can affect routing outcomes, particularly arrival times . If not for that, I'd be awarding the full 5 stars.

Orca a versatile navigation system

31/03/25

Orca CoreOrca DisplayMediterraneanSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +1 more10 connected devices

I am quite happy with Orca. I have it connected to a SignalK server (through a SignalK to NMEA2000 plugin) that gives wind, depth and other data from old devices, an AIS transceiver directly to NMEA2000 and a PyPilot autopilot through a PyPilot to NMEA2000 device. Most of the time everything works OK. Only position sometimes with more error than supposed but they say the the new Orca Core 2 (mine is 2 but older) has better precision. The Orca Display 2 is the main plotter and is very easy to read during day and night. Had to say that in the night mode some low depth areas are dificult to differentiate from just shore. Responsiveness of the display is very good. Much better than some plotters, and quality of display is also quite good. I would prefer having buttons instead of swipes because when wet they work better. That's a problem also with Axiom MFD's. Having weather information integrated is good but I also use Windy to have a more complete view and be able to compare different models. I am based in North west Mediterranean so no opinion about tides as we have monstrous tides of 20cm. Same for currents. I use Autorouting but just to get an idea. Usually change it a lot when faced with reality. Once again no opinion in channels etc. asa I don't have them. Also estimated times are than, estimated. I would like an easier way to set manual routes. Something like edit route, click some points a finish route. Editing waypoints is also somewhat confusing. For Logs, now they are much better than some months ago. I find that we should be able to export, not only the gps track but also the other data, for example wind, engine parameters, etc. About installation, it is easy. I first installed the Core iin nterior but have changed it to the outside. Much better GPS signal. The Display is with the wireless charger.

Perfect sailing companion!

31/03/25

Orca CoreOrca DisplayNorway +1 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Short cruising trips6 connected devices

I've been using Orca as my main navigation for 2 seasons now and I'm truly happy with the value it adds to my sailing, it's easy to use, excellent for route guiding and makes boat life easier! I've been using the full package from Orca with Core, Display 2 and Orca App on my phone, the Display 2 I'm using on a mount with wireless charging - Making it my default navigation device!

Orca CoreGermanySailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Short cruising trips7 connected devices

Orca CoreSwedenSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Long trips +1 more9 connected devices

I bought Orca tor two reasons , first to get a convenient remote for my autopilot, i.e. my mobile phone, second as a backup to Avionics charts. As a remote it works as I hoped or better. The sea maps and navigation is not as good as Navionics, which I use both in my Raymarine plotter and the mobile App.

Orca CoreBaltic SeaSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Living aboard +2 more13 connected devices

Orca was easy to install and worked without problems. I had a few conversations with Orca support and got good and relatively fast response. I enjoy the constant improvement on Orca functions. On my request, they implemented radar support for my B&G 4G unit. It took a few weeks to work correctly, but Orca support reacted well and now radar is well integrated. Routing works well and is from my experience much better than the routing functions in the chart distributors apps.

Orca experience

31/03/25

Orca CoreBaltic Sea +2 moreSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Long trips +1 more8 connected devices

I have used Orca now just few summers but it has definitely been my most used boating app by far. First of all you can read it through your phone or pad which makes it super easy to use anywhere in boat. At Finnish lakes this is super accurate with Core. Absolutely no issues. Looking forward to tea it to sea now with all new features brought over this winter! Last year I had just App in use at sea but now shifting more attention to there with Orca too.

Orca DisplayDenmark +1 moreSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Racing +1 more7 connected devices

I use Orca with the display 2 since last summer! It is a great solution If you do not habe much space on you boat but want to have the functionality! I changed my complete electronics last winter to get o network into the boat for even more functions and will finale install a core soon!

Orca CoreGreece +2 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Living aboard11 connected devices

Fast, easy to use and fully integrated. Thats how Boating in 2025 should be. Easy Waypoint and POIs, import, export, Logbook etc. I love it. Thanks for the good work and keep on going!

Orca CoreDenmark +2 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +1 more8 connected devices

I have been using Orca for the last two seasons and I'm overall satisfied with the system. The ease of its use and the simplicity of its features are where they have an advantage compared to the traditional system I've installed (Raymarine). I run the setup with an Orca Core (version 1) linked to a Samsung S9+ (and various phones) and that is normally my primary navigation tool but I have the Raymarine running as well as the Orca Android app have a tendency to shutdown unexpectedly sometimes, especially on longer legs. Overall very pleased and looking forward to future SW releases with new features and increased stability.

Orca CoreAfricaMotorboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +1 more13 connected devices

I’m really impressed with Orca, being able to use it in conjunction with my Raymarine autopilot makes it a spectacular product. It logs my nautical data very nicely too. Regular updates to the app enforces my relationship with Orca knowing they are constantly working to make the product even better. I highly recommend Orca.

Orca CoreBaltic Sea +2 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Living aboard +2 more12 connected devices

I have used Orca as a backup for Raymarine Axiom and Navionics. As Orca develops rapidly, I notice that Orca is becoming my first choice. Especially the automatic route planning is far more reliable in the tricky Finnish archipelago.

Orca CoreBaltic Sea +2 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +1 more9 connected devices

Orca is my primary navigation system on my Island Packet 40. Its connected to my old and new nav system.

Orca CoreOrca DisplayCaribbean +3 moreSailboatOver 55 feet (16.5 meters)Living aboard11 connected devices

The Orca products add value to our existing onboard systems. We especially love the wireless access to our Autopilot and the instruments

Orca CoreNew Zealand +1 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Living aboard +2 more12 connected devices

I am in a area where full chart suuport is not available but the standard world chart is of high enough detail for general use. I love the wind display and autopilot control display.

Orca CoreUnited StatesSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Living aboard +2 more9 connected devices

I am almost ashamed to admit that after years of using different MFDs and navigation apps on my iPad, I never realized that they only did routings for a powerboat. I even had been working around the limitation without putting much thought into it. Then it hit me on a 9 day trip around the Chesapeake bay. I just wanted to do 6 hour sails to the next anchorage with the best wind. Then I found Orca and everything changed. I head been getting by but now planning for best wind on passages are a breeze. Now add all the other benefits like Autopilot on my watch, extra compass/gps, remote access to boat information, and on and on. Heck of a deal. I installed the core in about 15 min and it was ready to calibrate. Well quick swing ship is all. Ben telling and showing it off to everyone I can. Keep up the good work..

Orca CoreUnited KingdomSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Short cruising trips11 connected devices

The Core has been working great, allowing me to access my instruments on a tablet running the Orca App. Navigation has been pretty good, maps seem accurate and well featured. Like the logbook feature.

Orca CoreOrca DisplayNorway +1 moreSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Living aboard +1 more10 connected devices

First installed the app. Very soon it became my favourite navigation tool. So satisfied that I bought the orca core. Even more satisfied. Of course I had to buy the display2. Not finished installing the display unit, but seems very nice.

65’ Steel motorsailor

30/03/25

Orca CoreCanadaSailboatOver 55 feet (16.5 meters)Living aboard +2 more11 connected devices

Great Navigation App and instrument interface.

Orca DisplayFinlandSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Short cruising trips11 connected devices

I have used Orca display since 2024 and found it very realible and handy product.

Tiny chart markers

30/03/25

Orca DisplayFinlandMotorboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Short cruising trips6 connected devices

I have really good experience using Orca Dispaly and Orca app for one season. Looking for many more years to come.

Die Zukunft der Bootselektronik

30/03/25

Orca CoreOrca DisplayBaltic Sea +2 moreSailboatUnder 25 feet (7.5 meters)Living aboard +2 more10 connected devices

Sehr modernes und flexibles System. Besonders gefallen mir die flexiblen Performanceeinstellungen. Mit dem Service bin ich sehr zufrieden. Zwei Änderungswünsche (mehrere Boote speichern und die Performancedaten auf 24 kn erweitern) wurden innerhalb weniger Wochen ins System integriert.

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30/03/25

Orca CoreOrca DisplayFrance +7 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Living aboard +1 more10 connected devices

Orca CoreBaltic Sea +7 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips11 connected devices

Have been using Orca from when it was introduced to the market. It has been going through a great development and are now Oure main source for navigation. Special the boat polar been used for planning together with weather forecast i great.

Orca CoreOrca DisplayFrance +1 moreSailboat45-55 feet (13.5-16.5 meters)Living aboard +2 more11 connected devices

I really like his orca is disrupting the marine navigation world with an easy to install, easy to use, easy to update and ever improving product. Whatever else you may have, add this to your boat’s systems. Charts may not be quite as detailed as navionics but they’re improving all the time. As is the routing which I find to be pretty reliable where I sail a lot in the English Channel, north and south Brittany, Atlantic coast of France.

Orca CoreFrance +2 moreSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Racing +1 more9 connected devices

The combination of an App and a hardware devise to connect with your existing boat network and - instruments has proved to be invaluable. The innovative way of thinking makes other brands look very much behind. Orca works with most existing platforms like iOS, Android, MacOS etc which makes the system very flexible. As I sail most of the time singlehanded, I really love the way how Orca works together with my Garmin instruments, my older Raymarine autopilot, my Android water resistant tablet and with the posibility to operate my autopilot with my AppleWatch. Very useful feature when sailing alone.

Orca CoreNetherlandsSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Short cruising trips9 connected devices

I've been using the core and the app for 1 season now, and am really impressed. The ease of use is great, and it offers great features, such as integrated weather and marina information, real-time rerouting etc. All in one small and flexible package, awesome!

Orca CoreUnited StatesSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips8 connected devices

We’ve had the Orca core on our sailboat for about a year now. Things that we love are access to all connected systems including the autopilot, which can be controlled through the app only iPhone. Also the AIS works very well. We have found that the auto routing function while getting better, is not as robust as Navionics. I look forward to future improvements.

Orca DisplayFranceSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Short cruising trips9 connected devices

GPS très précis dans la localisation, batterie qui dure longtemps en autonomie et qui peut être alimentée en continu en navigation par prise USB C. Cartographie de très bonne facture, qui mériterait des zones plus précises à sélectionner. En téléchargeant l'appli Predictwind sur le google store la navigation devient très facile et sûre. Une vraie réussite.

Orca CoreUnited KingdomSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Short cruising trips7 connected devices

Have used orca for a couple of years now can be glitchy but evolving and getting better, still using savvy navvy alongside for routing

Orca CoreDenmarkMotorboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Short cruising trips11 connected devices

Super unit and App

Orca CoreIrelandSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Short cruising trips5 connected devices

I'm really like the app and everything it can do

Modern navigation

30/03/25

Orca CoreOrca DisplayDenmarkSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +1 more11 connected devices

Works really well. I don't even use my other apps or Raymarine plotter anymore. And kudos to the Orca team for continuously developing the product

Orca easy to use navigation

30/03/25

Orca CoreOrca DisplayDenmarkSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Short cruising trips10 connected devices

I have used Orca for 1,5 years on my 39 foot sailboat. I use it both on a display2 at the helm and the app on my phone. I Think Orca is an easy to use navigation system and I fancy the automatik route planning with weather incooperated, autopilot management where I can change course even from the foredeck and most of all through my AIS trance over I can see most board around me and even see if they are crossing before or after me and futhermore at what distance and in x minutes…. that really a nice feature. Kind regards Morten - Denmark

Orca CoreFranceSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Long trips +1 more10 connected devices

Orca is definitely a great boating solution for anyone like me who does not want to spend 8k € - the experience is overall precise and efficient, and the trip history feature is just so great… I love it.

Orca CoreOrca DisplayUnited StatesSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Living aboard +2 more12 connected devices

Or a is excellent for remote management ofsailing trips. It allows checking routes prior to a during itineraries. It still hassomegrowi gpains for offli euse however

Orca CoreMediterraneanSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Living aboard13 connected devices

It is a nice experience to navigate with Orca. I am only missing to be able to track and use sonar data maps

Orca CoreOrca DisplayMediterranean +1 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Living aboard +2 more13 connected devices

Very useful addition to onboard systems.

Orca CoreUnited KingdomSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Living aboard +1 more10 connected devices

The best feature is that with the Core the system can integrate with all existing devices on Network The charts are very clear to view even with the screen on the far side of the cockpit It’s a great step up from our traditional chart plotter !

Orca CoreUnited StatesSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Racing +1 more6 connected devices

Used core 2 and app for one season in new england. Was using phone only before and had some bad experience trusting phone GPS. Core 2 is great. Got b&g sensors wind depth speed and display and it all plays together great. Not yet got routing w tides and wind figured out, but when doing long sails it gets the eta pretty good assuming I choose the time to leave, so that might be my bad. Still some shallow water anxiety that I did not have w avionics. But not hit anything yet!

Orca DisplayOrca CoreBaltic Sea +3 moreSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Living aboard +3 more7 connected devices

Have installed the core and Display 2 on my sailing boat. Installation to the n2k Network was very easy and worked. For me the Charts are Not as good as ie. NV Charts on the baltic sea. There should be payed attention to, if you want so Sell it as a real Navigation Tool. Also the manual routing (I don‘t Like Autorouting) should be more easy. Why is it Not just possible to add one WP After the other Like on all other Systems? It is Not very comfortable to start with the destination and Them scroll back to start etc… Beside that I am happy with Orca on Board my boat

Orca CoreMediterraneanSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Living aboard10 connected devices

Orca was one of the major upgrades on our boat which make it easier to sail a more comfortable through the possibility to adjust the autopilot while not being in the helm. Also since we’ve started using it, a lot of improvements have come by updates. One major downside is that the quality of charts in shallow water is very imprecise. There is no difference in color for water with 1,5m 2m 3m and even deeper. This can lead to difficulties of navigation especially while approaching an anchorage. This is the only reason why it is not sufficient for us as a stand alone navigation solution and we need to switch to navionics for example for better details. I really hope it will be fixed

Orca CoreDenmark +2 moreMotorboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Long trips +1 more7 connected devices

Have been using Orca for 2 seasons now, with Orca Core and iPad for viewing. Working great integrated with Raymarine autopilot for cruising along routes. Just ordered Display 2 for even better experience.

Orca DisplayOrca CoreMediterranean +1 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Living aboard +2 more8 connected devices

I have used both chartplotter and Navionics on an iPad in the past. Now they are replaced by the tool I wanted 15 years ago.

Orca CoreUnited KingdomMotorboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +1 more9 connected devices

I have used Orca using the original Hub for a few years, I also have Raymarine MFD’s AIS and radar and although I use these I prefer using Orca for its tidal and weather as well as planning, it’s a great piece of kit and will be upgrading this year.

Orca CoreOrca DisplayDenmark +2 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +1 more8 connected devices

My Orca installation works perfectly. Have Orca Display and Orca Core installed. Very happy with the features in the app and on the map - I also uses autopilot with Orca.

Orca CoreOrca DisplayUnited KingdomSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Living aboard +2 more9 connected devices

I’ve been using orca for a while now on my yacht, and making the change to orca has revolutionised my sailing. It is clear and simple to use. I cannot recommend it enough

Orca CoreOrca DisplayUnited KingdomSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Short cruising trips11 connected devices

I find Orca really good, less cluttered than Navionics, better route planning and very responsive to weather and tides. The core brings all my boat electrics to gather on one screen of the tablet. The Tablet is very robust and easy to see in bright sunshine. The amount of Orca adds I get are a bit annoying especially as I have tge full package. The log book is a great addition and has the potential to become a complete sailing package.

It’s fine, most of the time.

30/03/25

Orca CoreOrca DisplayBaltic Sea +3 moreSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Living aboard +2 more11 connected devices

I’m 90% satisfied with orca. The support ist very good. It develops over the time, but still has some bugs and hiccups. I am confident, that orca will become a perfect navigation tool. It is easy to use and my main navigation program although I still use another one as backup.

Orca CoreDenmark +1 moreSailboat45-55 feet (13.5-16.5 meters)Long trips12 connected devices

Sailing in Sweden and Denmark. I also have a Garmin plotter that I use. I do all route planing on the Orca because it is so easy.

Great sailing experience

30/03/25

Orca DisplayOrca CoreNetherlandsSailboat45-55 feet (13.5-16.5 meters)Living aboard8 connected devices

Over the last two years i enjoyed sailing across the dutch waters with great navigational experienced using the Orca Core, Display and App.

Orca CoreOrca DisplayDenmark +2 moreSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Long trips +1 more10 connected devices

I am a relative new sailor, and bought my Albin Delta in 2021. I am a data freak, so I wanted to be able to see as much data about my sailboat as possible, so I purchased the Orca Core. It was an absolute breeze to install, and it took only about an hour to get it installed, and integrated into my existing N2K network. Calibration was performed, and for the first few seasons, I just used the Orca App on an cheap tablet, and my Android phone. The primary reason I wanted the Orca system, was to do route planning and switch to Orca as the primary navigation and planning tool. After a couple of years with the cheap tablet, and app, I decided to get the Orca Display 2, so I could get a readable monitor on deck. This has been an excellent upgrade, and I now only use Orca as my primary navigation and planning tool. One of the best features with Orca is the constant upgrades and development of the software. With Orca there is no need to purchase expensive chart upgrades every now and then, nor du you need to purchase expensive MFD upgrades/replacements to get new features. Lately I have begun using Orca on MacOS for my route planning, and having a larger screen is just a perfect way for route planning, and proves to me the innovation and forward thinking of Orca is FAR ahead of other traditional products. There are, off course minor glitches in the software (as with all software) but Orca is listening to their strong community, and plan/release features with at impressive speed.

Connected sailing with Orca

30/03/25

Orca DisplayOrca CoreGermany +3 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +1 more12 connected devices

I used Orca now for one full season in different sailing boats to get a better sailing route and execute it.

Orca DisplayFranceSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Short cruising trips7 connected devices

We bought Orca Display at the end of the 2024 season to help get our newly purchased yacht to our chosen overwintering boat yard. We navigated our way from Trinité-sur-Mer to Conleau through the fabulous Golfe du Morbihan in Brittany using Orca Display. Those who know the Golfe will appreciate how nervous we were, never having navigated this journey before and doing so in a boat that was completely new to us. Suffice it to say that the Orca Display got us to our destination faultlessly and we arrived pretty much as predicted. The confidence gained from being able to keep our eye on the "live" chart meant we could relax and enjoy what would otherwise have been a pretty stressful trip. We will be fitting the Orca Core in preparation for the 2025 season and look forward to a full season on the water in and around the Golfe du Morbihan and the Baie de Quiberon, helped in no small way by this great bit of kit. To think about the price comparison between Orca and a new mainsail (the former being about half the latter) makes Orca seem like a real bargain. If you're on the fence about whether the Orca system is worth buying, my opinion is that you should do so right now. It's a really good investment in your peace of mind and enjoyment.

Orca CoreFinland +1 moreMotorboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Long trips +1 more8 connected devices

Orca CoreDenmark +2 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Living aboard +2 more11 connected devices

It offers a different experience from other chart plotters, mostly in a good way. For my part the autopilot control on the iPhone or tablet is something I use all the time, and just love.

Orca CoreOrca DisplaySwedenMotorboatUnder 25 feet (7.5 meters)Short cruising trips6 connected devices

I use the app at home to plan my day trips, and really appreciate the weather info along the route, especially to avoid larger waves, and enjoy finding the fastest way home. I have a Display 2 mounted with a suction cup on my dashboard, but will go for a proper display mount.

Orca CoreOrca DisplayBaltic Sea +2 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +1 more7 connected devices

Easy to instal and use

Orca CoreOrca DisplayBaltic Sea +4 moreSailboatOver 55 feet (16.5 meters)Long trips +2 more13 connected devices

I‘m using ORCA to plan routes on my iPhone, iPad and now also on my MacBook while still on land, finding the best places to go based on weather. Autorouting for sailboats takes the polars of my boat into account and gives me accurate, realistic routes and forecasts. On the boat, I‘m using the Orca Display in the cockpit to follow the route. I wish I could sync the active route between Orca and my B&G Zeus MFDs.

Orca CoreNorwaySailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Long trips +1 more8 connected devices

It’s a clever way to gradually upgrade old sailing instruments and sensors. I bought an old sailboat and immediately put in the Orca core. You get a lot of useful information from the get go. Very smooth chart experience. Autopilot was supported. I av currently upgrading more instruments

Orca CoreFinlandMotorboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Long trips +1 more7 connected devices

Core and the app has been working well in my use. I have only needed advice in reading tank and engine info. That time the responce was fast and professional.

Orca CoreOrca DisplayAfrica +8 moreSailboatOver 55 feet (16.5 meters)Long trips13 connected devices

sailed from denmark in 2023. crossed the Atlantic, half a year in the caribean, through Panama, galapagos, crossed the Pacific and now a year in French Polynesia. overall I am happy about how the Orca work. I like the outlook, the features and the intuitive. I go not like that it makes multypli failor on route-making, that it is SO bad in rain and waves, that the glue only last one and a half year, that it does not charge, that the screening is not roubust enough to real sailing. but I still would like to continue with using it.

Orca CoreNetherlandsSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +2 more10 connected devices

Orca CoreOrca DisplayDenmark +2 moreSailboat45-55 feet (13.5-16.5 meters)Short cruising trips13 connected devices

I'm very satisfied with Orca so far, fast developed and quickly response on customer support.

Orca CoreCanada +1 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +1 more13 connected devices

As a marine navigation app, I like Orca overall. The best part is that it integrates my autopilot and ais into an easy to use and attractive interface. Managing my autopilot directly from my phone has been a boon for me as a solo sailor. I've also used the anchor watch and that works well. As for cons, the biggest downfall of Orca is that it heavily favors the much smaller market of IOS users, with options for Apple Watch, Macs, etc. There is no android watch app or pc app at the time of review. Other negatives include lack of collision alarms (this is a big con!) and in my opinion, a rather clunky representation of tide and current data on charts. Finally, customer support has been substandard in my experience, with requests for help or information arriving at times with either considerable delay or not at all. Orca's customer support seems like it still might be in development so it may improve over time. Coverage seems to be constantly expanding, so that is of course welcome. Value for money 3/5 because I still have to use other apps to cover some of Orca's shortcomings. Overall, recommended depending on where you cruise.

Orca CoreOrca DisplayNorwaySailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Fishing +3 more7 connected devices

Using Orca my equipment from 2010+ is all integrated into a new display - even on my phone. Controlling the Autopilot from my phone is amazing

Orca CoreOrca DisplayDenmark +2 moreSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Racing +1 more10 connected devices

Finally - how navigation should be!

29/03/25

Orca CoreOrca DisplayNew ZealandMotorboatOver 55 feet (16.5 meters)Long trips +1 more12 connected devices

Orca CoreDenmark +2 moreSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Short cruising trips5 connected devices

I am overwhelmed by how easy it was to integrate my 12 year old instrument ang get them to work seamlessly through orca. I plan my trips, create routes and navigate using my iPhone or iPad. The autopilot is also great!

Orca DisplaySwedenMotorboatUnder 25 feet (7.5 meters)Short cruising trips4 connected devices

Came from Navinoics and I do feel like I miss some of the details in the chart and different levels of depth visibility. Bought the Display and it has some bugs when it comes to using SIM vs WIFI where it didnt show direction when you used SIM for data. Also the Orca Display is so slow if it wasnt for the mount I would not have kept it at all

Orca CoreNorwaySailboatOver 55 feet (16.5 meters)Long trips +1 more11 connected devices

The orca apps features nice maps,and features not found on other general apps on the phone. Unfortunately there is not much response when asking questions about the system, and some parts are not too well documented, like connections between the core and the app.

Orca CoreOrca DisplayDenmark +1 moreSailboatUnder 25 feet (7.5 meters)Short cruising trips6 connected devices

Orca Review Orca is impressively easy to install and seamlessly connects to Raymarin Autopilot and Garmin AIS/Radio. Its user-friendly interface makes navigation straightforward, even without a dedicated navigation station. The charts offer superb visibility and readability, enhancing the overall experience. Fantastic to use phone, Orca Display and tablet at the same time or whenever one is more suitable for the job than the other. Compared to other solutions, Orca stands out for its simplicity and cost-effectiveness. While there are some minor software glitches, the logbook could benefit from additional functionality. Overall, Orca is a reliable and efficient choice for marine navigation.

Orca CoreBaltic Sea +3 moreMotorboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Living aboard +1 more13 connected devices

I switched to Orca from the PC based navigation software "Coastal Explorer", which was great, but outdated and the need for a PC was a burden. Orca runs fast and reliable across various devices: I'm using a Macbook for planning, underway Orca runs on a 14'' Android tablet. And for checking distances quickly I often use Orca on my iPhone . Beside Orca I'm using Raymarine Axiom MFDs with Navionics charts. Beside the good feeling of having the second opinion of a different chart in complicated situations, Navionics provides very detailed depth information with Sonar Charts, which Orca does not provide yet. One highlight of Orca for me is controlling my autopilot: With Orca I can follow a detailed route automatically (I'm traveling under power), which makes my life much easier, especially when I'm sailing alone. Some other highlights in my point of view: - The crisp and clear charts - Orca always is fast and responsive - Exchanging routes between devices automatically - Logbook - Easy of use - Improves frequently - All charts included I really like Orca and can recommend it.

Orca CoreUnited KingdomSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Short cruising trips12 connected devices

I have been using Orca now for three years. I have been very happy with the response from support that I have needed few times. I gre.atly appreciate their efforts to improve the app and the charts. The only other charts I use now is Antares Charts when more details are needed for anchorages.

Orca CoreCanadaSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Long trips +2 more6 connected devices

Got the core towards the end of last year. The set up and install couldn't be easier plugging into the existing NMEA network. There are settings on the core if you want the fastest route while sailing or fastest while using motor so just make sure you check the settings prior to using it for a race. The polar tables are really helpful and easy to use. Would highly recommend

Orca CoreDenmarkSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Long trips +2 more8 connected devices

Took a risk to not buy an established brand chartplotter in 2023. I am not going back. Had a few connectivity issues in beginning so installed a dedicated 4g router, with switch and wifi. After that 2023 was a perfect season. Very intuitive layout and love I can control autopilot from my watch.

Orca CoreOrca DisplayNetherlandsSailboat45-55 feet (13.5-16.5 meters)Living aboard +2 more10 connected devices

I use Orca for the 3th season. Orca is very easy to use. I prefer it over Avionics.

Orca CoreOrca DisplayDenmark +5 moreMotorboat45-55 feet (13.5-16.5 meters)Living aboard +1 more12 connected devices

Very good in planning a trip, autorouting, useful information on point passing and at place on arrival, weather info. Basically all the info needed for a well planned trip.

Orca CoreMediterraneanSailboat45-55 feet (13.5-16.5 meters)Living aboard11 connected devices

Installation and integrating with my Raymarine network was simple. It has proved to be an invaluable aid to my sailing experience giving me excellent control of my autopilot in all conditions. I couldn't do without it after one season without any glitches. Just the best!

Orca CoreUnited StatesSailboat35-45 feet (10.5-13.5 meters)Short cruising trips13 connected devices

Even though I have a complete Raymarine system on my sailboat, I use my Orca system more often. It's easy to use, and very portable. I actually use the app on my Android 9 phone with a clip-on arm in my cockpit so I can sit with my guests, instead of using my helm station.

Orca CoreUnited StatesSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Short cruising trips7 connected devices

I purchased this so that way I would have automatic logging of my trips without having to always remember to start and stop logging on Navionics on my phone. It's also nice to have the data from wind instruments logged alongside my trip reports. I'm an engineer so I always love to see data and the orca reports have been really nice to look back on. I mainly do day sails in familiar waters so I've not used the routing features at all. The charts are nice, but it's hard to compare to Navionics with the crowdsourced sonar readings. So I use both the orca charts for general positioning and navigation. But I do still always switch to navionics when I'm anchoring.

Orca CoreOrca DisplayNetherlandsSailboat25-35 feet (7.5-10.5 meters)Long trips11 connected devices

It’s a great way to navigate. Using the wind direction when you are sailing is awesome.

Orca CoreOrca DisplayDenmark +2 moreMotorboat45-55 feet (13.5-16.5 meters)Living aboard +2 more12 connected devices

This is overall the best system for annyone that values a modern system with excellent charts and has connectivity for nmea 2k Easy to use in your boat or any other boat ,. always works. 10/10 would buy again