For anyone who's ever struggled with complicated autopilot controls or worried about their remote taking an unexpected swim, the Garmin Reactor Autopilot Remote Control changes the game. This compact, powerful device puts complete marine navigation control right where you need it—in your hand, with simple, intuitive operation that makes boating feel more like a relaxing hobby than a technical challenge.
What sets this autopilot remote apart is its thoughtful, boat-friendly design. The bright color display remains perfectly readable even under harsh sunlight, so you can always see your controls clearly when you need them most. The ergonomic shape fits comfortably in your hand, reducing fatigue during long cruises, while the programmable presets let you store your most-used functions for quick access when you're busy navigating through tight channels or changing course quickly.
The gesture control system is pure genius—simply point the remote where you want to go and it responds instantly to your direction changes. No more fumbling with buttons when you need to make quick course corrections. And when nature calls or you need to handle a sudden task, the floating design means accidental drops don't mean losing your remote to the depths. It's equipped with both wrist and neck lanyards for added security, plus a mountable cradle for when you need both hands free.
Designed to work perfectly with GHC 20 and compatible chartplotters, this autopilot remote integrates smoothly into your existing marine electronics setup. Whether you're solo sailing or entertaining guests on deck, having autopilot control right at hand makes navigating effortless. The included mountable cradle lets you position it where it's most convenient—on the dashboard, console, or even a flat surface within easy reach.
From casual day boaters to serious cruisers, this remote transforms how you interact with your boat's navigation system. It's the kind of upgrade that makes you wonder how you ever managed without it—simple, reliable, and built specifically for the realities of life on the water.
