GARMIN 3.5" GPS Navigation with Voice Prompts

Pros: Simple to use, accurate, and fast. Oh and you can't beat the Price! NewEgg beat Walmart by $45 and with free shipping!

Cons: Does not show POI, gas, and shopping along the route. Other than that works great

Overall Review: just make sure you register it with Garmin so you can get the updated map

Pros: It works as it should, which is as an entry level GPS. Came with 2009 maps installed. All the stuff you need to put it in a car is included. Contrary to what I expected, it is very accurate.

Cons: Didn't include USB cable to charge/access data from the computer.

Overall Review: Any generic USB cable will charge/allow access to the device from your PC. For that matter, every USB charger I own works (IPod nano, cell phone, etc.). So this isn't a huge issue. If you don't have a cable I suspect you'll have to drive quite a bit before the battery is charged, but I think most people will already have a cable. Anyway, it does not need a full charge to work in your car.

Pros: Compact...does not obstruct view with the Garmin dashpad mount. Inexpensive and simple to use...meaning that it does what it needs to do without stressing you out if it should get stolen. Personally, it is more than adequate for my simple needs.

Cons: No USB to USB mini cable included to register device/update software. Newegg has a cable for about $1.49 if you should need one.

Overall Review: I bought a second nuvi 205 and Garmin dash pad for my daughter after testing one out for myself. Pay more if you want to and impress you friends.

Pros: Very easy to use, and accurate. Way cheaper than some other stores, and the free shipping helps.

Cons: Doesn't include a USB, but not a big deal.

Overall Review: It seems that some other reviewers "cons" are due to lack of knowledge of the device. You can get major route changes at the touch of the screen if you need to make a detour. POI and gas are not hard to find, just touch the screen.

Pros: Small, convenient, portable. You can pre-program for a trip without being tied to the car cord. Onscreen menu navigation is easy to follow. Onscreen help is limited, but enough help. Compared to two of my friends with other brands, I'm very pleased with mine. Just returned from an 800 mile round trip and it worked fine.

Cons: Default routing seems to prefer major highways, etc. If you know the route and want to avoid a congested two-lane for instance, adding a distant 'via point' to force a reroute, the navigation takes some creativity. But I did it.

Overall Review: While I was a little disappointed, the unit worked flawless. My friends' units may have had the same issue (the congested highway). For the price, you can't beat it. I purchased it because I'm starting to have night-blindness. This unit allows me to focus on the road without having to try to read the road signs. The last prompt to turn is almost dead on - MUCH closer than my friend's Magellan.

Pros: Awesome system. Great tools. Simple and easy to use. Awesome price.

Cons: NONE!

Overall Review: I have a Tom Tom One 3rd edition and now got the garmin nuvi 205. I would recommend to anyone to get a garmin over a Tom Tom. Garmin has a lot more features then a Tom Tom.

Pros: Great cost; great product; fast product; easy to use; easy to maintain; very portable; great volume

Cons: Does not call out the street name but this feature is in the higher in models and not a major issue

Overall Review: Wish a protective cover and a standard electrical

Pros: Free Map Update after you register it within the first 60 days of acquiring satellites. Mine shipped with 2009 maps but the free update got me the 2010 maps. For the price you can't beat this! Twice as fast as the Nuvi 200 when calculating routes and recalculating routes. Loads of features that I never expected would be on a GPS for this cheap of a price. Shows the speed limit on all the MAJOR roads around my area, Interstates-Highways-Etc. Too much other stuff to list, buy it and you'll love it!

Cons: Not the most up to date maps for my area. Mostly new construction stuff that threw it off and wasn't on the latest update, but it will still get you to where you are going one way or another.

Overall Review: Custom vehicles you can download from Garmin or from other sites. Custom POI's that are free to download from websites across the web.