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Most HelpfulOverall the Nuvi has been a great investment. I say investment because the $500 price tag is nothing to shy away from. However, my husband travels to different cities a lot and has come to rely on his "magic travel genie".
I have used it on family vacations and enjoy the ability to easily navigate...
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Most HelpfulEveryone with a car, in my house, has this GPS...It is a great product when you are totally lost...Looking for a store, but can't remember the name? Just type in where it is located near, and it gives you a list of possibilites!
This device even has many language options! We play around with the...
review »I really love my Garmin Nuvi 660 GPS. The thing being it has a big wide screen, which makes it possible to look up the screen when driving at times and also the availability and support of blue tooth is another thing which is very cool feature. This feature helps me talk hand free while driving. The text to speech is also good. But the downside is the cost of this unit. Sometimes makes me feel that may be 360 with small screen would do in place of 660 and it also has the bluetooth and text to speech feature as it is less expensive as compared to 660.
But if the prices of 660 comes down, probably...
review »GARMIN-NUVI 660 GPS Receiver
I got the Nuvi as a gift and I love it. It never fails me. It does take a while to get a signal some times but other then that I like the slim light weight design that easily fits into a pocket or purse.
The bad: The device is expensive, and there are no external volume controls. The system also doesn't support multidestination route creation.
The bottom line: If you can afford the hefty price tag, the Garmin Nuvi 660 is a solid-performing and versatile GPS device that offers all the navigation basics,...
review »I just got my Garmin about 2 weeks ago. I've only been driving for about a month total so I definately can't imagine driving without it !! I just took it on a LONG road trip from L.A. to Vegas and then to Grand Canyon and back to L.A. again.. it did get me lost once and sometimes tells you things a little weird - but I know that all GPS have that problem sometimes - you just have to overide it. Such as one time I exited the freeway and it wanted me to take the streets 80 miles rest of the way to Vegas. I went a few more blocks and it corrected itself. But since all GPS use same systems...
review »I used to use a PDA with a GPS Software program that required a separate receiver which could easily get forgotten or lost. Since I travel a lot for business, this all inclusive unit is perfect to move from vehicle to vehicle. With the blue-tooth feature you can link your cell phone to it and conduct hands free calls (business and otherwise) easily while driving. The memory card slot allows you to take along your favorite music (no need to search for radio stations in the area or tote CD's) and/or photos for showing off. Usually I use the British male voice (Daniel) since I'm married...
review »I've had my Garmin Nuvi 660 for three years now and I think it's great! I used to input my directions via google maps or mapquest and print them out before taking long trips, but now I don't have to worry about that hassle anymore. The best part of the system is the auto-rerouting. If you miss a turn, it will recalculate and get you back on your route quickly. It has the ability to look up restaurants, gas stations, etc but sometimes that doesn't work too well. Some of the locations are outdated, and others jsut don't show up when searched for. It's an incredibly easy to use system,...
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