The first women who helped me was… The first women who helped me was difficult to understand and didn't seem to have a good working knowledge of the product. By my third call I connected with someone who understood the product and escalated when necessary. Bottom line we are still not sure why I lost my side scan icon on the home page.

Weak MFD, multi function display buy different. Thousands of dollars down in the drink, for the lack of replacement tri-cable for their weather radar interface. Spent hours on the phone, gave serial numbers, I now think they were just full of sh*# and my nss evo2 is garbage. All because current cable has damage. Hours with tech support, escalated and told I need to buy new system for wm-4 equipment according to Supervisor! Nope, I will choose another brand as this not supporting replacement parts is a terrible excuse for customer service, sharing with marina accounts. One generation later product and no support? WEAK

I upgraded to the 3S shortly after this… I upgraded to the 3S shortly after this version hit the market. Big mistake! I called Simrad every week, multiple times a week, for about three months. They don't answer or call back when they say they are going to. The equipment will not update and I constantly get a message stating I need to update. With guidance from Simrad, I have reset my system multiple times and still without resolve. If I didn't have about 15K into the system, I would gladly change it out for Garmin. I will never buy Simrad again. They have horrible customer service, they are dishonest and will say anything to get a customer off the phone.

customer support is very bad. customer support is very bad. just as good as having none. will never buy again

Would give zero if I could finally gave… Would give zero if I could finally gave up on hold after 3 1/2 hours what kind of company thinks a person will wait longer than three hours and just buy another product from a different company that actually answers the phone. They are horrible. Try spending a nickel on hiring a few more people