Top Ten GPS For 2010

The Garmin Nuvi 350 has all the necessities in a GPS. Text to speech directions, optional FM transmitter, and reliability. Be aware that this unit has a 3.5 inch screen if you're looking for something bigger. This unit does have the longest battery life of any unit listed here.

Pros:

- Compact
- Detour Mode
- Bright Screen
- Powerful Speaker

Cons:

- No external volume control
- Does not come with getting started manual (You can get this online)

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The Garmin Nuvi 750 features multi-destination routing and, "Where am I?/Where's my car?" feature. It also includes the FM transmitter feature to be used through your car stereo, and has a longer battery life. Plus all the reliability you expect from a Garmin.

Pros:

- Bright screen that is easy to see
- Easy to use
- Excellent mounting system
- Speed limits posted on screen

Cons:

- Complaints about initial satellite lock
- Internal speaker not great
- Short battery life outside of car

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At the heart of the StreetPilot c550 is a high-sensitivity WAAS-capable GPS receiver by SiRF that provides outstanding acquisition times and the ability to maintain a strong signal under heavy foliage and near city skyscrapers. This means you'll always know precisely where you are. The StreetPilot c550 also includes Bluetooth technology integrated with a microphone and dual speakers that lets you make hands-free mobile phone calls on a compatible Bluetooth wireless phone. You can view incoming calls on your c550, and simply tap the screen to answer.

Pros:

- Reliable unit
- Anti-glare screen
- Excellent satellite reception
- Stereo sound

Cons:

- No Multi-point routing
- No directional arrow for turns
- No detailed manual, only quickstart manual

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Back to the 200 series. The Garmin Nuvi 260w is comparable to the 255w, but it does not have an FM transmitter like the 255w. It does however have a longer battery life if you need to use it outside of your car.

Pros:

- Clear and accurate
- Easy to use
- Easily save any location as a favorite

Cons:

- Not all custom voices work with text to speech feature
- Slow initial satellite lock
- No USB cable included

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The Garmin Nuvi 650 comes with built-in travel and entertainment tools including digital music player, JPEG viewer, currency converter, and more. It also has the City Navigator software included. So, good unit for the money.

Pros:

- Bright, easy to see screen
- Easily save locations as favorites
- Easy to use

Cons:

- No AC charger for the home
- Does not have a qwerty keyboard
- No instruction manual

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The Garmin Nuvi 660 is advertised as a personal travel assistant. It is a feature rich GPS unit with similar features to those listed above. The major difference with this unit is that it comes preloaded with City Navigator NT. Highly detailed maps of the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico.

Pros:

- Charges directly through the mount in your car
- Bluetooth speaker phone is crystal clear
- Bright and clear display

Cons:

- No multi-point routing
- No external volume control
- Does not have a qwerty keyboard

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Still a part of the 700 series, the Garmin Nuvi 760 has similar features to #2 and #3. The 760 does have a smaller screen, and because of that will have a greater battery life.

Pros:

- Easy to use
- Posted speed limits
- Bright and clear screen
- Excellent mounting system

Cons:

- Shorter battery life outside car
- Not the best sound quality
- Slow initial satellite lock

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The Garmin Nuvi 765t is another solid GPS option as far as price, features, and reliability go. The only real difference between the 765t and the 775t is that this unit does not include maps of Europe and the 775t does. This will only be important if you plan on doing some international travel.

Pros:

- Easy to use and ready to go right out of the box
- Bright and clear screen
- Cradle design makes it easier to get in and out of car

Cons:

- No case or home charger
- FM traffic doesn't work without power cord and cradle
- Traffic updates contain ads

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The Garmin Nuvi 755t is for the person who wants more features at an excellent price. With this unit you'll get everything you need in a GPS along with a media player that allows you to play music, mp3's, and audiobooks from your device to your car stereo. There are also additional routing features in this unit.

Pros:

- Power cord plugs into mount, not the gps itself
- Displays posted speed limits
- Easy to use

Cons:

- Free traffic updates contain ads
- No instruction manual
- No bluetooth
- Some complaints about touchscreen sensitivity

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The Garmin Nuvi 255w continues to rank at the top of the popularity charts. When you combine the features you get with this unit and the price, this is absolutely the best GPS for the money! It may not have as many features as some of the more expensive units, but it has everything you need to go from Point A to Point B.

Pros:

- Price. This unit has a lower cost and is loaded with features
- Easy to use
- Text to speech directions

Cons:

- Initial satellite lock may be slow
- Compatible with MSN Direct Content but you need a paid subscription
- No car locater feature

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