Garmin nüvi 260 Car GPS Receiver

Pros: Compact, easy to use, accurate, intuitive menus, easy-to-read maps
Cons: On-screen keyboard doesn't have a QWERTY mode, which can take some getting used to

I’ve always been easily disoriented when thrown off a planned route in unfamiliar territory. I really can’t explain why, but my internal compass never oriented itself. Online mapping services with turn-by-turn instructions are helpful—but ...

Pros: Most features I've seen in a GPS priced below $250 and getting cheaper each day.
Cons: Discontinued. The hotdog sized 12v plug is a little on the long side, 4.5 inches.

If you have a list of "must have" features in a GPS this Garmin 760 should be very accommodating: The Garmin 760 is being phased out soon if not already and the model 765T will take its place. The visual differences are noticeable and the ...

Pros: Small, light, efficient
Cons: Not many

Over the years I have had a lot of experience with GPS and mapping software. My first mapping software was something called Taxi. You had to buy a package for each city you wanted to navigate. It was fun, and slow, to watch the software try every route ...

Pros: Highly Reliable
Cons: Battery Life

Onboard navigation promises to revolutionize the way we drive than perhaps any other electronics for the automobile in recent history. Up until recently the only way you could take advantage of this feature was through expensive options package bundles ...

Pros: easy to use, very intuitive, reasonable price
Cons: have to get used to the instructions it gives, not always accurate

When my mother asked for a GPS for her car one year for Christmas, the entire family laughed at her because she never even leaves town! We all laughed and laughed... and then started making reservations to borrow it for upcoming day trips, vacations, ...

Pros: Detailed map of the U.S. and Canada; spoken instructions including street names.
Cons: Limited on-screen information; speaker volume is too low.

I travel, a lot; not only back and forth to work, but for personal reasons as well of course.  Most of my travel is confined to the area in and around Chicago, IL, but that is an immense area covering the better portion of northeastern ...

Pros: Garmin Nuvi 260 Gets you where you are going / Speaks Street names
Cons: Garmin Nuvi 260 wont let you prefer expressways

Garmin Nuvi 260 ReviewI originally got a Garmin nuvi 200 for Christmas 2007. I fell in love with it and so did my family. My daughter was borrowing it all the time and I was going to get her one of her own when a friend of mine told me ...

Pros: Many features, Faster calculation, easy mounting
Cons: Questionable routes.

The Garmin nuvi 760 is my replacement for the aging Ga rmin StreetPilot III I have owned since the early millennium. The old workhorse did it's job, but newer models have more map data onboard, faster calculation times, ...

Pros: User friendly, portable mounting, easy to see, volume control, accurate directions, long battery life
Cons: does not announce street names, sometimes takes awhile to connect to satellite

I got my Garmin nuvi 200 for Christmas from my husband. I did not really think I needed one, but this little gadget has really come in handy. I thought it was amazing that I could use this device with NO monthly service fee. It comes preloaded with ...

Pros: Excellent form factor, sensitive receiver, quick turn on, simple interface
Cons: Poor speakerphone, can't configure display fields, no carrying case, tech support full of itself.

I now have a Nuvi 760 installed on the windshield of my car. I happen to like Garmin navigators in general, but the Nuvi and Zumo series miss the mark for the 'experienced' among us - and quality is lacking somewhat in some areas as well. I used ...

Pros: Large screen, good volume, good interface, loads of useful information, expandable
Cons: If you need maps of Canada and other accessories consider the next model: nuvi 350

I like to start my reviews by specifying the intended audience. Who would be interested in reviews of GPS units? Folks who just like to browse epinions and rate reviews (hey, I’m with ya), consumers who just love everything electronic and gadgety, ...

Pros: Pretty map display. Shows speed limit where available.
Cons: No chime at turn. Actually got me lost.

I was probably among the very first consumers to own a GPS unit when they first appeared on the market several years ago. I was completely turned on to them thanks to renting an AVIS vehicle with their included "never lost" GPS unit. I ended up buying ...

Pros: Beautiful and bright 4.3" screen with “Text To Speech”, Traffic, and Bluetooth.
Cons: No carry case or house AC adapter are far from show stoppers.

My wife and I have been using Garmin C320 GPS in each of our cars since 2005. It was time for an upgrade. I purchased the Garmin Nuvi 760 and we love it. Here is a little overview about how I decided what to get and some of the key features we had to ...

Pros: Nice trip features and active MPH. Ability to find many businesses.
Cons: Too many incorrect responses to searches. Poor battery life. Cannot send addresses by bluetooth.

I received the Garmin Nuvi 760 as a gift. What I asked for was a bluetooth GPS to use with my T-mobile Blackberry 8320 to use with Google Maps. Since this was a gift, and significantly more expensive than the item that I requested, I decided to be open ...

Pros: Accurate, Awesome Features
Cons: Expensive

I have been using the Garmin 760 while doing my job as a police officer. Prior to this, I had been using a much bulkier Street Pilot ColorMap for the past 8 years before it finally died, and also a Garmin 200W. I was immediately impressed with the 760 ...