Looking for a basic GPS to find waypoints

Hello
I want a handheld GPS to find waypoints I have entered myself (using geographic coordinates taken from maps on my computer) or recorded with the unit itself at the point. It must then display a compass (arrow) indicating the direction to follow to a chosen waypoint and its distance from my current position (on the same screen).
I had a Canmore GPorter 102 which was perfect (but the accumulator - inaccessible - no longer held its charge) and this model is no longer available (if anybody has one to sell...).
A Garmin forum suggested an Etrex EX which I bought and am sending back: it is useless. (I marked three points in a triangle of 300 m., 400 m. and 600m., using the multi-GNSS with GPS, GLONASS, Galileo and BEIDOU in good conditions, then a couple of days later I followed the GPS in the opposite direction. I calibrated the compass before each time. The errors for the three points were: (1): 68 metres (with the direction out by 15°), (2): 208 metres (!!!), then back to the first: 16 metres.
I am accustomed to 0 to 3 metres (maximum 10 in difficult conditions) with only the GPS of the Canmore.
Can anyone suggest a suitable model please?
(I am not interested in downloaded maps (I use paper and a compass) or routes, Bluetooth or connection to a telephone. Just a USB port to connect to a computer.)
Thanks, Christophe (from France)

 

Thank you for your reply.
I have seen several GPS that don't display a pointer to a waypoint AND its distance on the same screen (some never show any pointer at all). Sometimes the compass just shows "the north" but not the direction of the waypoint you are looking for.
The Garmin Etrex is indeed just an "EX" (the most basic). Yes, the location and the conditions for my test were about the same (used many times with my previous unit).
With the Garmin you can choose "GPS only" - or "everything" (no separate choices). I had them all switched on (with good reception), thinking that would be the most accurate - I will try again with "only GPS" (which has the most satellites shown detected of all the GNSS.
Best regards

 

(A few days delay, it has been raining.)
I followed the same triangle as before with "GPS only" and it started better.
Point 1: Direction good, 8 metres error.
Point 2: Direction perfect, 14 metres error.
Point 3.: I never got there. I knew where it is and there was an error in the direction of 60° !!! So I stopped following the pointer and went directly to it. The distance would have been out by 200 - 300 metres.
I don't know if it is just the one I had or if it is the same for all of this model, but I have sent it back and I won't ever try another Garmin.
Thanks for trying to help. Regards, Christophe