Garmin STRIKER Plus 4 - 4.3-Inch GPS Fishfinder

Garmin STRIKER Plus 4 Fishfinder GPS, model 010-01870-00, combines a 4.3-inch color display, dual-beam CHIRP sonar, built-in GPS, and Quickdraw Contours mapping in a compact marine unit. The display uses QSVGA resolution of 272 by 480 pixels and is designed for sunlight-readable operation.

Compact Sonar And GPS

The unit measures 3.9 by 6.9 by 1.8 inches and weighs 0.7 pounds. These dimensions and the 0.7-pound weight suit small boats, compact consoles, and portable mounting setups.

The included dual-beam transducer supports traditional sonar frequencies of 50, 77, 83, and 200 kHz, with transmit power rated at 200 watts RMS. Its IPX7 water rating adds protection for marine use, while the 12-volt current draw is listed at 0.23 amps.

Mapping For Smaller Boats

Quickdraw Contours lets the device create and store maps with 1-foot contours for up to 2 million acres. The built-in GPS records waypoints, creates routes, displays boat speed, and supports navigation back to marked fishing spots, docks, and ramps.

The package includes the STRIKER Plus 4 display, a Garmin dual-beam transducer with a 20-foot cable, a power and data cable, a tilt-and-swivel mount, mounting hardware, and documentation. The listed package contents include the transducer, mount, cables, and installation hardware.

Price And Category Context

US listings place the Garmin STRIKER Plus 4 at $159.99 as of 09/24/2026. A US price comparison lists offers from $159.99 to $190.62, placing the unit in the compact fishfinder and GPS combo segment.

Compared with the Garmin STRIKER 4, the Plus 4 uses a larger 4.3-inch display instead of 3.5 inches. Both models are associated with 200-watt sonar output, so the Plus 4's practical distinction is its larger screen and Quickdraw mapping package rather than a higher sonar power rating.

Best Fit For Small Craft

The Garmin STRIKER Plus 4 fits anglers who need sonar, basic GPS navigation, and custom depth mapping without moving to a larger chartplotter. Its 4.3-inch screen, keypad control, dual-beam transducer, and 20-foot transducer cable support straightforward installation on smaller boats.

The compact display limits how much sonar and map information can be viewed at once compared with larger marine screens. For a small-boat setup that prioritizes depth readings, waypoint marking, and custom contour maps, the model delivers a focused feature set at a documented US price of $159.99 as of 09/24/2026.