Editorial Review

Whether you're prepping for your next century ride or want a more accurate way to measure your performance on the trails, take your training to the edge with the Garmin Edge 305HR GPS-enabled Personal Trainer and Cycle Computer. The Edge 305HR is easy to use, requires no calibration, and features customizable screens and data fields to meet your needs. Measuring speed, distance, time, calories burned, altitude, climb, descent, and more, the Edge 305HR will help you to always know where you are and how far you've gone.Read more

Features

• GPS-enabled personal trainer is easy to use and requires no calibration
• High-sensitivity GPS receiver works in tree cover and canyons
• Built-in customizable cycle computer has eight data fields
• Includes a wireless heart rate monitor and is compatible with Garmin's speed/cadence sensor
• Measures 1.75 x 3.7 x 0.9 inches (W x H x D)

Reviews (7)

Track every juicy detail of your next bicycle ride...
I upgraded to the Edge 305HR after owning the 205 for about 5 months and after deciding that I wanted heart rate information to accompany the wealth of information that was already being captured by the 205.
Great GPS, but unreliable HR and speed readings
The Garmin Edge 305 is a very cool looking unit, and the GPS system is useful for anyone who does not know the territory well. However, my particular unit almost constantly displayed inconsistent and highly variable speed and heart rate readings. For example, on a recent recovery ride, during which I road at a pretty steady pace of 15 mph, the unit displayed HR readings that varied between 120 to 247!!! I have also had problems uploading data from the unit to the Training Center and the Motion Based Agent. On one occasion, the data was simply lost; on another, it showed up with the wrong date (even though the Edge 305 itself displayed the correct date).
A decent GPS, so-so cyclometer, so-so training tool
I can appreciate Garmin's effort to get into the cycling/training market.BUT.....
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Editorial Review

Born to ride, the Garmin zumo 550 brings all the power of a GPS navigator, wireless communicator, multimedia entertainer, and tour guide all into one device. And it's made just for motorcycles. Designed by bikers, zumo's motorcycle-friendly features make it easy to operate while in the saddle. From back roads to rallies, its preloaded maps and high-end navigation features give you the freedom to go where you want.Read more

Features

• Glove-friendly touch screen with left-handed controls makes it easy to operate
• Bright, sunlight-readable, UV-resistant display makes it easy to view your screen
• Motorcycle console provides trip information, including fuel gauge, to warn you when its time to fill up
• Vibration-tested, waterproof and built with fuel-resistant plastics to withstand the elements
• Includes motorcycle mount with universal mounting hardware so you can mount it anywhere

Editorial Review

Complete with 8 MB built-in mapping and unlimited flash-memory expansion, Magellan's eXplorist 600 is one of the first handheld GPS receivers to deliver PC-like file management, rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, and a PC application designed specifically for transferring geocache information from the Internet to the eXplorist in case you want to participate in the popular Web-based outdoor activity called geocaching (essentially a treasure hunt where the challenge isn't finding the treasure, it's getting to it).Read more

Features

• Electronic compass - The built-in electronic 3-axis compass points you in the right direction even when you are standing still or upside down on a rocky peak.
• Full color screen - The 16-color screen makes reading maps and GPS information easy with vibrant graphics in all lighting conditions.
• Unlimited SD Card Expandability - Your eXplorist 600 features SD card compatibility for unlimited memory expansion.
• TrueFix GPS technology takes advantage of 14 parallel channels, supported by WAAS and EGNOS Satellite-Based Augmentaion Systems for fast signal acquisition, minimal signal loss and reliable accuracy to within 3 meters.
• Store up to 5 track log files, each with 2000 track-points to the internal memory and store an unlimited amount of track log files to optional SD cards, to easily find your way to your favorite spot again and again.

Reviews (13)

Cool mapping gps
I have had no (emphasis NO) software or hardware problems with my unit.I have owned 4 GPS's over the years.I like the user interface on my Garmin eTrex Vista better. But this unit gets faster fixes and works better under trees.It's a 14 channel rather than 12 channel receiver.
Great GPS
I was concerned about the negative reviews but bought the eXplorist 600 anyway. Great product, glad I didn't pay attention to the reviews. Works exactly as advertised. Onyl issue I had was downloading Mapsend Topo to the SD card. You have to read the instructions. You can not use the serial number on the box or on the sticker on the GPS...YOU MUST USE THE SERIAL NUMBER SHOWN ON THE GPS UNIT SCREEN FOR THE SOFTWARE TO WORK. A quick call to Magellan customer support (on hold for less than 5 minutes) solved the problem. Glad I bought it.

Why did I change my mind?
I was all set to by a Garmin and let myself be talked into buying this.Short and sweet XP Pro doesn't recognize the driver even if you say it's ok.Installs it but, won't use it.That means the GPS will not communicate with the computer.MapSend Direct is also imcompatable with XP Pro so it doesn't matter if it talks to the computer or not.I've sent off my e-mails to Magellan but, I hear their support is sad.I hope my credit card company can help me recover some of my money.The GPS seems to be quite fast, accurate and sensitive...compared to my 8 year old ColorTrak which has no problem with XP Pro. ... Read more

Features

• Unlimited SD Card Expandability - Your eXplorist 400 features SD card compatibility for unlimited memory expansion.
• USB data port - Transfer map data from your PC to your eXplorist 400 with the high-speed USB data port.
• TrueFix GPS technology takes advantage of 14 parallel channels, supported by WAAS and EGNOS Satellite-Based Augmentaion Systems for fast signal acquisition, minimal signal loss and reliable accuracy to within 3 meters.
• Built-in mapping - With 8 MB of built-in North American or European maps it's easy to navigate around roads, parks, waterways and to find airports and other points of interest.
• Easy-to-use - One-button access takes you directly to all of the most important features. Intuitive operation with keypad and joystick control adds even more fun to GPS navigation. First-time user can easily navigate with the eXplorist 400.

Reviews (9)

Fun little GPS
I've been using GPS devices for nearly 15 years.This device is very cool.If you are planning on using it for Geocaching, consider getting the Magellan Mapsend DirectRoute in the US.I also purchased the Mapsend TOPO thinking that is what would work best for Geocaching.
Non-Intuitive and Ultimately Defective
I purchased the Explorist 400 with Mapsend for wilderness travel.Getting the detailed maps set up were far from intuitive, taking several hours to figure it out, and I am computer literate.Once set up, it did function well for four days in backcountry, then the screen froze into tiny dots.I was able to reset it, but since then it cannot effectively pick up satellite signals -- it will find, maybe, one signal even if standing in a clearing.Either the antenna or some other electronic component is defective.A reload of software did nothing.
Does what I want. :-)
(This is my first GPS so this is coming from a not so GPS technically inclined person.)
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Subjects:  1. portable; hand; held; unit; xplore; global; positioning;    2. satellite; sattellite; satelite; tracking; portable; hand    3. held; hiking; biking; hike; bike; trail; track   

Editorial Review

The Magellan Meridian Color GPS receiver is just as at home navigating the highways and byways in your car as it is tracking through your favorite mountain trails. This top-of-the line GPS device features a preloaded 16 MB map database of North America, which can be augmented by detailed maps from optional CD-ROMs via the Secure Digital memory card slot. It also offers easy-to-read navigation screens, good-sized buttons, and a thumb directional pad on the front, and WAAS (Wide Area Augmentation Service) for three-meter accuracy.Read more

Features

• Full-color 120 x 160 pixel display; backlit for easy night-time use
• Uses WAAS technology for accuracy to within 3 meters or better
• 16 MB of built-in memory includes mapping of North America and unlimited expandability
• Rubber armored construction is impact resistant and waterproof
• Runs for up to 13 hours on 2 AA batteries; includes USB interface with cable

Reviews (19)

Magellan Promised Updates but Didn't Deliver!
We purchased this item two years ago when the item was truly hot on the market. At that time, the Magellan website indicated that regular mapping updates would be available for all the Meridian products. On the contrary, NOT ONE update has been produced, and now we see where the Meridian product line is being discontinued.We would not have purchased a Magellen had we known that mapping updates were not going to be produced as promised. Regularly during the course of two years, we emailed the manufacturer of the Magellan products to inquire about the updates. Our replies continually indicated that the mapping updates were 'on the way.' They never were produced! Basically, our investment is now obsolete with no hopes of mapping updates, Magellan obviously cannot be trusted, and we won't purchase another Magellan product again. With so many companies, including Dell, entering the GPS market, there's no need to invest in Magellan again.

What a Bringdown
After losing an older Meridian Marine, I decided to make use of my software and buy this unit since I LOVED the previous model for a few years. When I received this model it seemed to be working fine when I initialized it.It came with antique version 4.02 firmware, marked from 2002.The unit refused all my software (specifically uploading REGIONS off the Topo, Nav, and World Basemap discs) until I upgraded the firmware to anything above v.5. When I tried to install v5.34 from the CD or v. 5.40 which I downloaded, it kept freezing and wouldn'taccept the firmware.I then called tech support (NOT open 24/7!...just California time 6am-5:30pm, weekdays). I spent a total of 3 hours on hold during my 4 phonecalls!!!! The obviously outsourced "tech experts" (trained British accents, probably in Pakistan) then repeatedly walked me thru the same steps to fix the problem as though they were encountering them for the first time!I even got the same guy twice. One said I'd get a callback the next day at 7:30 PM New York time.It never happened. After giving up, one of them transferred me to a "senior-technician" who did no better.After even she gave up, she said she had to look up something and would call me back within 30 minutes. Guess what....It never happened (again)! No matter how great the unit might be, I will never do business again with a sleazy excuse for a professional Company named Magellan (Thales Communications).Even the "worldwide basemap", which I bought the unit for, only gave me an OUTLINE of Panama...no roads, no nothing!!In all my 58 years, with all my toys (boats/radar/stereos,medical electronics, cameras, etc,etc, etc), this is the single WORST response I've ever had to asking for HELP, especially on a BRAND-NEW product!

Magellan Color is Tops
This is the 2nd Magellan GPS I own, I also have a 315 series GPS. I had prior experience with GPS's, (my 315 and military GPS's) so it was really easy for me to get comfortable with this unit.
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Subjects:  1. COLOR, GPS, MAGELLAN, USA TOPO, NAVIGATION    2. Sportrak, 16 MB, map, navaids, obstructions   

Editorial Review

With the NV-U70 Nav-U system, Sony has decided to take the concept of the small, easy-to-use GPS device as a starting point and then add Sony touches like enhanced sound, a custom interface, and seamless, highly intelligent rerouting capabilities. Sony also developed its own proprietary GPS receiver for the NV-U70, enabling higher sensitivity and fast, accurate positioning.Read more

Features

• Powerful vehicle navigation with proprietary Sony GPS receiver for extreme speed and accuracy
• High-brightness, 3.5-inch touch-screen display
• Intelligent brightness control system adapts to vehicle lighting conditions
• 1 GB of internal memory contains maps of the entire continental USA and Hawaii
• Intelligent rerouting instantaneously recalculates your route when you take a wrong turn

Reviews (12)

Marriage Saver
I was recently married and our honeymoon included stops at 17 Major League Baseball stadiums that had us driving over 10,000 miles in 31 days.It was the funnest month for both of our lives and we both agree that without this navigation system, things could have been a lot more stressful.We never had to worry if we were taking a wrong exit and never had to stop and stare at a map to figure out where we were at. This or a similar system is a must have if you are planing a road trip and going into unfamiliar areas.
Hard to use navigator
Sorry, but I cannot use the interface ... A very competitive price. Bur, I guess I am too used to using the simple Magelan & Garmin products. Sony I notice produce absolutely difficult user interface.
Tried them all, like this one
I have had tried all major brands of GPS and even though this one gets a little "weird" some times, I must say it is:
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Editorial Review

Turn your PDA into a wireless GPS navigator with the TomTom Navigator 5 Bluetooth wireless GPS system. The easy-to-use device, which boasts straightforward touch-screen operation and an intuitive interface, navigates directly from your PDA's address book by integrating TomTom's software into the PDA menu. Once installed, the unit delivers clear and accurate spoken instructions and 3D maps that lead you from point A to point B, with no wrong turns or questionable routes in between. To ensure that each calculated route meets your expectations, the TomTom Navigator 5 even lets you review and test the directions before you actually start driving--a good way to avoid notorious speed traps or rush hour traffic jams. Read more

Features

• Bluetooth wireless-enabled GPS system turns your PDA into a touch-screen GPS navigator
• Integrated TomTom software delivers clear and accurate spoken instructions and 3D maps
• Millions of points of interest (POI), including parking lots, gas stations, hotels, restaurants, and more
• Male or female voice instructions in more than 30 languages; dynamic status bar and onscreen tips
• High-capacity battery lasts 5 hours per charge; 1.69 x 3.35 x 0.59 inches (W x H x D); 1-year warranty

Reviews (37)

TomTom Navigator 5 is Awesome !!
This is a great product - ordering it on Amazon was simple and fast.Everyone should have a TomTom Navigator 5 for their PDA !!

Cool product, but fails an essential test - accurate maps!
I've been really trying to like this package, using it now for close to five months.In that time I've logged well north of 8,000 road miles.
Not as good as Mapopolis
I finally got this working with my Holux GpsSlim236, but it was a major pain in the ...While I was waiting I downloaded Mapopolis and some demo maps.I think I like Mapopolis better .. here is why.
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Features

• Shows direction with compass rose, 8 cardinal points, and 1º numeric digits
• Automatically turns on or off with car ignition
• Weather Forecaster & Inside/Outside Thermometer
• Altimeter & Barometer

Reviews (18)

safer driving
The PNI Wayfinder helps me drive safely by showing me the direction I am traveling on the compass-so I make fewer direction errors. The temperature gauge is helpful when the weather turns cold by alerting me to the possibility of ice conditions-helpful in the Pacific Northwest winters.

Review of V7000 Wayfinder
After reading the reviews, I decided to take the chance and purchase the above unit for my car. Unfortunately, after calibration and adjustment for local declination, the compass was off 45-60 degrees when compared to known reference points. Recalibration did not change the accuracy. Since then, I purchased a traditional spirit compass which after installing and compensating in the same vehicle performs accurately.

I really like my new Wayfinder V7000
Initially I was skeptical about purchasing the device solely due to the reviews of other purchasers.About half were of a negative tone.But, I realized nearly all the negative reviews were of a nature dealing with the technical workings (i.e. calibration, etc.) of the compass and were probably from those who can't program their VCR's.I made the purchase and found the installation to be straightforward; you can make it as easy or difficult as you want.Calibration is simple and quick.I found the compass, thermometer and baraometer/altimeter to be very accurate or as accurate as one could expect.The backlight is sufficient and the light sensor that turns the backlight on automatically in the dark is a very nice feature.Living here in central Virginia our summers are hot and humid so I observe the manufactures suggestion to remove the compass from the vehicle when not in use.It's easy to remember since my cellphone is parked near the compass.One negative point.Calibration is necessary if the device is disconnected/removed from the mounting point.Since I remove it religously each day I am calibrating at least once a day.As a result, the graphic text is starting wear and fade away from the function buttons.All in all, I am very pleased with my Wayfinder V7000. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Digital compass (compasses)    2. Vehicle mounted (vehicular)   

Editorial Review

If you're on the go a lot, you need a device that can combine personal information management, scheduling, and navigation features into a single, pocketable device. The PiN 570 from Navman is just such a device. It can change the way you work and play. Read more

Features

• Combines a Pocket PC PDA device with a powerful GPS navigation system
• Contains mobile versions of Microsoft Office applications, a music player, games, photo viewing, and more
• Features 3D door-to-door maps and voice directions, all at the press of a button
• Back-on-track rerouting quickly recalculates your route when you take a wrong turn
• Comes with all North American maps, including Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, and Guam, on CD-ROM

Reviews (3)

Nice for the price!
This is a decent GPS device and a fine Pocket PC.I'd give it 3.5 stars if possible.
Adequate -but could have been great
I bought my PiN 570 in London before starting a 6 week trip around the UK.Being a Kiwi, I thought I'd support the Kiwi product.
Great GPS with PDA functions
I recently bought this item. The GPS functions are great but take a little getting used to. Your can plan a trip and the PIN 570 will tell you where to turn and quite cleaverly if you decide to take a different rout it will re compute the rest of the journey after warning that you have deviated from planned rout. It can be set to avoid toll roads and for varous ather settings.
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Subjects:  1. pin-570; pin; 570   

70. Garmin eTrex Venture Handheld GPS Navigator (1 MB) by Garmin
	Electronics list price: $199.99 -- our price: $127.84 (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000058BCO Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review Garmin's eTrex Venture GPS receiver offers a host of track- and path-related programs and is surprisingly easy to use. Its size and design make it comfortable to use one-handed, and its automatic tracking feature and ability to download maps from optional CD-ROMs make it an excellent navigation tool.Read more Features Global positioning system (GPS) receiver with database of world cities 1 MB of internal memory for map and data storage; PC cable included Rocker switch on front panel for quick and accurate map panning High-resolution liquid-crystal display Compatible with optional Garmin MapSource software for downloading trip and waypoint data Reviews (30) Attention all farmers and ranchers I have used GPS for years for flying to driving, but a lumber man turned me on to this inexpensive gadget as an invaluable tool for calculating acreage for fertilization or liming of fields. Turn it on, drive around the perimeter of the field you wish to measure, hit the button and it tells you exactly the acreage inside the area. You will pay for it the first time you use it. You will never order more or less than needed again. Used only a few of its features, but it performed great I bought the Venture back in the summer of 2003 and I was never let down by it.At that time the speedometer on my car went out and as a cheaper alternative to buying the new, expensive gauge cluster for my car, I bought this GPS with a dashboard mount.So this product was used literally every day, sometimes several times a day, and for several hours a day for over 2 years. Great GPS receiver for basic hiking and backpacking. I returned a Cobra GPS 100 and upgraded to the eTrex Venture for the extra money. What a difference only a few dollars more can make! this is my first GPS unit ever, and I had no problems picking everything up within a day. Read more Subjects:  1. e Trex    2. Global Positioning System, Receiver    3. Navigation, Map

71. Factory-Reconditioned Garmin Rino 110 Waterproof GPS / FRS / GMRS by Garmin
	Electronics list price: $199.99 Asin: B000ETKTD0 US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review [Note: This item has been refurbished by a trusted reseller or the the original manufacturer. Items are inspected, and are warranted by the seller (see Product Features for details).] Imagine a cross between a walkie talkie and a Star Trek communicator, that's the best way to understand the Garmin's Rino 110. Not just a powerful GPS receiver, this two-way radio can even track your friends and transmit your location to others. These innovative features and low price makes it ideal whether hiking, hunting, playing paintball or just checking up on your kids. Read more Features Combination two-way radio and GPS receiver with waterproof construction, includes lanyard and belt clip Radio specs: 14 FRS channels for 2-mile range, 7 GMRS channels for 5 mile range, 38 subcodes per channel, hands-free VOX, GPS specs: 12-channel, WAAS-enabled receiver, up to 500 waypoints, trip computer with speed tracking Beam location to another Rino user within a two-mile range using the FRS spectrum Remanufactured to like-new condition - 90-day Manufacturer Warranty Subjects:  1. street pilot, gps, global positioning, Rhino    2. gmrs, garmin 110, rino, rhino    3. garmen; hunt; hunting; hunters; trackers; way; finder    4. fish; fishing; fly;

72. Cobra Nav One 4500 Mobile GPS Navigation System with Traffic by Cobra
	Electronics list price: $1,099.99 -- our price: $588.46 (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000ATU8M6 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review Enjoy traffic relief while commuting to work or taking a road trip with the Cobra Nav One 4500, the first fully integrated portable navigation system with real-time traffic updates. The plug-and-play GPS navigator features a matchbook-sized traffic receiver that offers up-to-the-minute information on traffic accidents, congested roads, and construction zones in 48 major metropolitan areas across the U.S. As the unit receives the traffic data--which transmits via an FM radio feed from Tele Atlas N.V. and Clear Channel's Total Traffic Network--it processes the information and automatically suggests alternate routes, letting the driver detour around the worst snarls and enjoy a stress-free commute. It's the perfect unit for frustrated commuters and other folks who spend much of their day in the car.Read more Features Fully integrated portable GPS navigation system with real-time traffic receiver for avoiding accidents and congestion Receives up-to-the-minute traffic updates and automatically suggests alternate routes Preloaded street-level U.S. and Canada maps with over 7.6 million points of interest 5-inch, sunlight-readable, color touch-screen display; turn-by-turn directions with voice guidance Includes free 3-month subscription to traffic service; 1-year warranty Reviews (8) Promising, but flawed We were in need of a navigation unit to guide us through our July 4th road trip.The route was Houston, to Corpus Christi, to San Antonio, Austin, and back to Houston.The 2000 Acura TL that we have has navigation but it's too small for a family trip.So we took the van and the Cobra Nav One with us.At first, it was love at first sight.The unit is gorgeous!!The bright touchscreen was big, bigger than any other competitors unit.And bright, oh boy, even during midday in Texas sun at the beach, being mounted on the dash, the unit was easily readable and legible.Best I have seen yet.The map data it has was incredible.Even the tiniest nooks and cranes in the backroad is contained here.Even the slightest curves on the road is acknowleged.The bazillions of interest points it has came in real handy when you're in a strange town looking for a particular restaurant. Like a Porsche... without wheels! When realtime traffic monitoring came to my city, I immediately started looking at solutions to help my wife's daily business driving (2-500 miles weekly, crisscrossing a 50-mile area through major traffic routes). I quickly settled on an automotive GPS with realtime traffic monitoring. There are not yet many choices in this area, so the options boiled down to this unit and the Garmin 2720. (These use FM radio for the traffic info; the XM-radio units like the TomTom 700 and Garmin 2730 had unacceptably high monthly costs since I don't want XM radio.) Cobra GPS I have used GPS units from Cobra, Garmin, and Lowrance.I consider this Cobra unit to be one of the best.I started with the Cobra but it was stolen after a month.Then I bought the Lowrance but it was too heavy and the mount was a sgood as the Cobra. I returned the Lowrance and bought the Garmin 340. Read more

73. Magellan RoadMate 860T Portable GPS Vehicle Navigation System by Magellan
	Electronics (15 June, 2006) list price: $899.99 -- our price: Too Low To Display (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000F2M10K Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review While you're navigating your way to your next destination, there's no reason you can't entertain yourself along the way. The Magellan RoadMate 860T Multimedia GPS Travel Companion lets you do exactly that. With a built-in MP3 player and photo viewer, along with Magellan's leading GPS navigation system, there's nothing quite like the RoadMate 860T for your next road trip. This unit retains many of the features of the RoadMate 800, but adds something special, called Magellan TrafficKit. With TrafficKit, you can get live traffic incident reports, which helps you improve your navigation decisions and quickly reroutes you around trouble spots.Read more Features TrafficAccessory included in box (first 15 months free) Enhanced cradle with traffic accessory supports an antenna, as well as power and audio out Multimedia – Integrated MP3 player and Photo Viewer Text-to-speech audibly announces the street name of the next turn Automatically increases volumewhen speed exceeds 45 MPH Reviews (1) I'm impressed This is my first navigational system, and after doing research I thought it would best fit my needs.So far it has done the job - the screen is comfortable to view and I love the turn by turn directions.I was looking at other models and find this has a good combination of features.It is very easy to use - would recommend it. Read more

74. Garmin iQue M4 GPS-Enabled Pocket PC by Garmin
	Electronics list price: $749.99 -- our price: $566.95 (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000BWZ5B6 Sales Rank: 10430 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Features Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition for Pocket PC High-sensitivity integrated GPS receiver by SiRF SD/MMC memory card expansion slot for use with other MapSource street mapping products SDIO compatible for optional WiFi, Bluetooth, camera or other peripherals Includes Microsoft Pocket Outlook, Internet Explorer, Word and Excel; Windows Media Player, MSN Messenger Service, Calculator and ActiveSync Reviews (4) Honest Review Pros Garmin Review I very much like the M4.The calender is easy to use and so is the gps system.The gps system will recalculate your route if you get off course.You can also save specific addresses and delete them later if you want. M4 almost perfect I seem to have a GPS for every kind of activity I do and everyone of them excel, and also have weaknesses in one way or another. Read more

75. Averatec Voya 350 Handheld GPS Navigation System by Averatec
	Electronics list price: $399.99 -- our price: $379.99 (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000GE1YHI Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review Navigation is easy and fun with the Averatec Voya 350 Handheld GPS Navigation System in your car. With a friendly, pleasant voice and easy-to-view at a glance visual signals, this device guides you turn-by-turn, even when you don't know the exact address. The sleek, compact design with helical antenna provides high performance satellite reception, while complementing the interior of almost any vehicle. The convenient controls offer quick access to the Voya 350's simple menu and key features, and with built-in maps of the entire United States and Canada provided by NAVTEQ, you'll always get to where your going. Plus, there's no need to download any additional data--with the Voya 350 you're ready to hit the road right out of the box.Read more Features Personal navigation system is pre-loaded with NAVTEQ maps of the entire United States and Canada 3.5-inch color TFT LCD touch screen makes it easy to enter your destination Turn-by-turn voice guidance and easy-to-view icons inform you of State-of-the-art navigation software automatically calculates the most direct route, even if you take a detour Measures 4.53 x 2.87 x 0.79 inches (WxHxD) and weighs 6.0 ounces Reviews (4) Great Unit!No problems. I am one of those directionally challenged ladies and I have a hard time navigating on the road in unfamiliar places. I was looking for a inexpensive GPS unit so I tried the Garmin C340 first.The C340 was very annoying, and was overpriced. It was hard to see the C340 screen in the daylight. The C340 was big, heavy and clumsy. Nice try but no prize I've had the unit for about a week now and am packing it up to return it for a refund: Voya 350 GPS Portable Navigation Unit I have had the unit for three weeks. It has failed to start twice. Read more

76. Lowrance iWay 250C Multimedia GPS Portable Navigation System by Lowrance
	Electronics list price: $349.99 -- our price: Too Low To Display (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000GSQDPM Sales Rank: 1972 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Features Portable Multimedia GPS with High-Detail 3.5 diag. 16-bit Color TFT Touch-Screen Display Full-featured MP3 Player and JPEG Picture Viewer with 12-Channel GPS and WAAS Receiver Includes 2GB MMC/SD Card Preloaded with NAVTEQ Mapping Detail for the USA and Canada Turn-by-Turn Routing and Re-routing (For Missed Turns and Detours)/Visual - Voice Directions Reviews (1) very nicely done with the important detalis included We enjoyed the convenience of traveling with our Roadmate 500. When you arrive in a new city somewhere, you are tired and unfamiliar and no matter how much you love each other, getting lost on the way to the hotel is good for some cranky exchange. Read more

77. Mio 269 Mobile 96 MB GPS System with Visual and Voice Guidance
	Electronics list price: $799.99 Asin: B0009U77CA Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review Navigate your way through both city streets and rural paths with the Mio 269, a sleek, easy-to-use GPS system that offers both visual and voice guidance. Housed in a flat, lightweight chassis and equipped with preinstalled maps of the continental U.S., Hawaii, and Canada on its built-in 2.5 GB hard drive, the Mio 269 makes it easy to tour unfamiliar areas whether on foot or in the car. To operate, the user merely removes the device from the box and flips the "instant-on" switch, with no installation required (all the maps and software come preloaded). Once activated, the Mio 269's powerful Intel Xscale 300 MHz processor and MioMap CE navigation software take over, delivering on-the-spot GPS access and intuitive navigation, with millions of points of interest from which to choose. Read more Features Palm-sized GPS navigator with 2.5 GB built-in hard drive and integrated MP3 player 32 MB flash ROM and 64 MB SDRAM memory; 3.5-inch color transflective LCD screen Turn-by-turn visual and voice guidance; automatically reroutes driver after wrong turn Includes preinstalled maps of continental U.S., Hawaii, and Canada; no installation or setup required Millions of points of interest; includes AC and car chargers; 5.42 by 2.83 by 1.02inches (W x H x D) Reviews (4) Works good Having used my MIO 269 for about a month, I am very satisfied with its performance. The user interface is not intuitively obvious but after using the device and referring to the User Manual a few times, I really like its abilities. It has never failed to lead me to my destination and quickly recalculates new routes when I choose a different route than suggested. The maps are a little outdated (2004?) and I am trying to find out how to get updated maps, if possible. Overall, I am very happy with the GPS device but it was a little frustrating at first figuring out how to use it. Having purchased mine for only $199, I'm not complaining. I believe I got a lot for the money. The only major drawback I have is that you can't use the MP3 player at the same time as the GPS. Nice idea, but... Pros: Nice hardware / form factor design. LOW1963 Great gps unit picks up signals very fast. I haved used it for one week and it is full of a lot of feature but could be better on input on the way changes from state to state, once I got it to change to the state that I wanted to find it worked just fine it would have been nice if it had a remote to help scan down the list of states etc,,,,,. I like the unit over all it works very well for the price. Map software seem to be very accurate but need some changes on the input I would have to say. small fits in your pocket,very easy to switch from car to car. ... Read more

78. Remanufactured Garmin GPSMap 60C Handheld GPS Navigator (54 MB) by Garmin
	Electronics list price: $479.99 -- our price: $219.99 (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000H65U0W US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review Read more Features Sunlight-readable, transreflective TFT display Integrated outdoor calendar Geolocation games, including geocaching mode Waterproof in one meter of water for up to thirty minutes (IPX-7 standards) 30-hour battery life (uses 2 AA batteries); includes serial and USB interfaces

79. Garmin GPSMap 76CS Handheld GPS Navigator (115 MB) by Garmin
	Electronics list price: $589.99 -- our price: $418.79 (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B0001MHL0O Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review Garmin's GPSMap 76CS is a state-of-the-art handheld marine GPS unit with a vivid, sunlight-readable color display, sizeable internal memory, and fast USB connectivity. Central to the device is its high-resolution, highly reflective, 256-color TFT display and LED backlight, implemented so you can navigate in either broad daylight or complete darkness, as your schedule dictates. The unit retains the overall sleek and easy-to-use design of earlier generations of the GPSMap 76 family, including its rugged, buoyant, waterproof housing.Read more Features Handheld marine 12-parallel-channel GPS+WAAS receiver with built-in electronic compass and barometric altimeter 115 MB internal memory for loading MapSource detail; USB interface for quick chart and map downloads Sunlight-readable, 256-color, 2.6-inch diagonal TFT display; 10,000 point automatic track log with 20 savable tracks Preloaded Marine Point database with nautical nav aids for North and South America and U.S. tide stations Runs for 20 hours on 2 AA batteries; measures 2.7 x 6.2 x 1.4 inches (W x H x D); 1-year warranty Reviews (18) Perfect, Versatile GPS Unit This is my second Garmin unit.My first was the eMap.I loved that one so I only researched other garmin units.This one had everything I wanted.I use it on the road, hiking the AT and marine navigation.To get more than simple use you have to purchased additional software.City Select for detailed local street level, Blue Charts for bathometric charts and topo for hiking.Battery life is excellent!The unit is larger than my eMap, but very light and water proof. Bulky and expensive I didn't realize that it is so bulky. it doesn't fit in a pocket. And, as other GPS-only devices, it is limited in functionality. I returned this item and got myself Dell Axim x51v and GlobalSat Bluetooth GPS receiver, which I'm pretty satisfied with. Garmin GPSMap 76CS Handheld GPS Navigator Got my 76cs for planing trips we take with a local motorcycle club. This unit guides you step by step to where you want to go. I have owned 4 Garmin GPS's and they all have beeen great -- this one is the best with add on's like navigation software for your PC. It makes planing you route easy and down loading it to you GPE is simple. One of the best units I have had!!! ... Read more

80. Garmin GPS10 Bluetooth Enabled Wireless GPS Receiver (Sensor Only) by Garmin
	Electronics list price: $182.99 -- our price: $134.86 (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B0007KXEUQ Sales Rank: 3915 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Features Bluetooth Technology 12 Parallel Channel WAAS Enabled Transmits to Mobile Devices Navigation Capabilities Reviews (7) BEWARE:Carginogenic - Prop65 in the manual. The manual says THIS PRODUCT, ITS PACKAGING AND ITS COMPONENTS CONTAIN ONE OR MORE CHEMICALS KNOWN TO THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO CAUSE CANCER, BIRTH DEFECTS OR REPRODUCTIVE HARM. Garmin GPS10 The bluetooth GPS device works well. The fact that it is weather resistant and has a strong magnet for holding it on the roof of your car adds to the versatility. However, the plug which weather proofs the connector socket when it is not being charged is not attached and very easy to lose. Also, the software for use with PDAs and phones does not allow you to plan a trip on your desktop or laptop and then download routes and waypoints to the phone. With that caveat, overall operation is excellent. Great - But some of them die quickly I've ordered about 20 of them.This is the best bluetooth GPS receiver out there.But I've had 4 or 5 of them just quit after a few uses.Garmin grumbles but honors the warranty by completely replacing the unit.GILware software is the best Windows based GPS navigation and mapping software and I use it in conjunction with these units; it is a great, easy to use setup. ... Read more