Garmin Nuvi 650 GPS Navigator: Review

When you're looking for a car GPS you need to make sure that it has several main features. The first of these features is its size. As you're driving down the road, you do not want to have a massive GPS device sitting on your dashboard, or resting on your front windshield. Having a GPS that is sized appropriately for your car, and your driving habits, is quite important. Secondly, you need to ensure that the GPS device you choose has all of the main internal technologies that will make driving easy and pleasurable. There is one GPS device that has all of these features, and more, and it has been built by one of the most trusted manufacturers in the car GPS industry. The Garmin Nuvi 650 GPS Navigator has been noted as one of the most secure and accurate GPS device on the market.

Product Ratings:

User-Friendliness: 4.5/5 Stars
Ease of Directions: 5/5 Stars
Product Features: 5/5 Stars
Overall Rating: 5/5 Stars

Main Product Features:

This GPS device is known as a personal travel assistant because it does so much more than simply show you how to get from Point A to Point B. This GPS navigator comes with the highly acclaimed City Navigator CT maps for both North America as well as Europe.

Within these maps you will find numerous points of interests that range from gas stations, hotels to ATMs and restaurants. You can rest assured that all of these maps are the most current due to the fact that they are created by NAVTEQ, which is the world's leading maker of high-quality maps.

The 4.3-inch widescreen display features touchscreen technology, which allows you to easily enter in directions and scroll through the various menus. You are also able to play MP3's through this GPS device, and with a high-quality FM transmitter, these MP3s are sent directly to your car's speakers.

One of the coolest features this GPS device will offer users is the ability to connect to their Bluetooth cell phones. Once connected, users can make hands-free calling through the built-in microphone, allowing them to keep their eyes on the road and off their phones. To answer phone calls, users only have to simply tap the screen and then begin their conversation.