I am trying to find a gps for my car, which one is the best?
bettie m asked:
There are so many gps systems on the market now. I do not wont the highest price one, but I would like to have a good one. Can some one give me the top five.
There are so many gps systems on the market now. I do not wont the highest price one, but I would like to have a good one. Can some one give me the top five.
you can try the nokia gps system if you have “n series” nokia phone….its pretty good…it displays the gps on the screen of the nokia….is just a reciever
I did a search on line, just googled it and got some nice review pages. I landed up buying a Garmin NUVI 350 based on my needs and reviews. It’s got text to speech, meaning it tells you street names, not just “turn right in 300 feet”. Nice touch screen, instead of a slew of buttons. It’s small, not much bigger than a pack of cards. Good accuracy, though it doesn’t have a recent list of local attractions, shopping, gas stations, etc. Decent trade-off in my mind.
I paid $400 on Walmart.com for it, which is cheaper than walking into the store, where it was $488. Don’t ask me why, but it took a week to arrive and I picked it up at the store I would have bought it at anyway.
The 360 adds Bluetooth, if that’s a feature you’d like. I also seriously considered TomTom, the 510. Ultimately went with the NUVI and very happy.
The Garmin G-162 and the G-176, G-76 and Magellan Meridian and Sportrak models.
1. Garmin StreetPilot c510
2. Navman n40i
3. Garmin Zumo 550
4. TomTom One
5. Navman F20