Best GPS Receivers
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Low-cost GPS Receivers
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GPS Receivers from Reputable Brands
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The latest and greatest GPS tech
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TomTom GO 730 |
Garmin nuvi 1490T |
Garmin nüvi 880 |
| from $199.00 | from $296.00 | from $699.99 |
| The TomTom Go 730 has a 4.3-inch widescreen display. It also features Bluetooth connectivity, meaning if you have a Bluetooth-enabled device like a cell phone, you can link them up and use the GPS receiver as a hands-free car kit while you drive. The Go 730 also has a built-in FM transmitter, allowing you to hear the vocalized driving directions over your car speakers through the radio. | The Garmin nuvi 1490T features a huge 5-inch screen and offers multiple-point routing and lane assist with junction view to guide you through busy highway interchanges. It also has subscription-free traffic alerts for most cities, hands-free calling, pedestrian routing options and ecoRoute. This is a great product from one of the top GPS manufacturers. | The Garmin nĂ¼vi 880 is a top-of-the-line GPS receiver, with lots of interesting features that justify its rather large price tag. Perhaps the most vital aspect of the 880's feature set is the voice recognition technology, which allows you to focus on the road and execute hands free verbal commands to adjust the receiver's settings. It's a nice little safety feature that lets you concentrate on your driving. If you're up for a little distraction, however, the 880 also has a built-in MP3 player and photo viewer, as well. |
GPS Receivers We Considered But Didn't Pick
Magellan RoadMate 1412


