This thing is pretty reliable, and reasonably accurate. The suction cup mount is a lot more reliable than my previous model.

Voice command/recognition is almost worthless for anything other than saved places. When it gets very hot, the audio cuts out until it cools down. This happens maybe once or twice a month during the summer. It could never compete with models that are...

Free Maps for Life

Removable battery that NO ONE CARRIES. We used this on trips (4 since we bought it) Battery is now dead, its a user replaceable part but the battery is not sold by anyone. Don't buy this Junk

-Small and had a lot of features such as route indicator for NYC and CT traffic jams.

-Unit was rebuilt however, routes became incorrect and added time until the unit would not operate. -I would prefer a replacement however the service provided a New Egg gift receipt for the unit less tax and shipping.

Price, and it no longer says RECALCULATING. Still easier to have a standalone GPS than a smart phone, especially at this price.

By no means top of the line, be aware of that.

Easy to use, responsive to touch, lots of options, lots of extras. Accurate navigation. Easy to update and sync with computer.

Lacks voice control not really a con for this price point. Screen is a bit mat finished but clear.

Simple, fast to find satellite, easy to navigate menu, good POI, fast re-calculation, free map updates and traffic.

Re routs when you chose to after traffic delays are display are not the best.

Fast update, screen is a nice size, & best of all easy to use!

Couldn't be more simple to operate. The basic functions of entering a destination have been semi-automated to an amazing degree. The improvement in graphics was a knock-out; as was the improved keyboard.

Relatively inexpensive since it's a refurb.

1) Maps are a PAIN to update. First, the internal storage is full out-of-the-box, so the updater won't let you install new maps. You are immediately out $6-$10 because you'll need to buy a microSD card to supply extra storage space. Second, even after...

The touchscreen works well

And you're gonna need it, because it doesn't have voice recognition for spoken destinations. I knew about that, but thought that it wouldn't be that much of problem, until I found myself having to pull over somewhere to type in a new destination. Get...