Garmin nüvi 350 Car GPS Receiver

Pros: Compact, feature-filled, simple & intuitive to use
Cons: About $100 to $150 more than the average portable GPS models

I've been enjoying the ease of use provided by the Nuvi 350. The devise packs the necessary array of useful navigation tools along with a few features that may be useful to some, but certainly not essential. Quickly, right out of the box, the device ...

Pros: All the advertised and hoped for features and performance.
Cons: See my review. However, I am forever hopeful and still a believer!

An early adopter of unique, capable and compelling technology by nature and in need of a GPS by necessity...after a thorough "google" I was initially impressed and ultimately convinced that the Garmin NUVI 350 met all my requirements. I am still of the ...

Pros: Small, accurate, responsive, feature-rich, calculates time of arrival, detour feature, metric conversion
Cons: Very slippery design. Magenta route indicator lacks contrast. Satellite acquisition can be VERY slow.

I'm now on my second generation of Garmin products. I owned the c 330 for a year and have had the Nuvi 350 for about six months now. For the most part, I couldn't be happier with the ease of use and convenience of the device, and it's performance in ...

Pros: Speed of acquiring satellites,user interface, accuracy, ease of use. Quick mount/dismount, fits in pocket.
Cons: Very minor cons. Deleting addresses could be quicker, accessory universal mount would be handy.

I'd wanted a GPS navigator when I got lost on the way to a customer. I looked at several, read a lot of reviews and felt the Garmin Nuvi 350 was the one to buy, so I did. In the Circuit City parking lot, I inserted the plug into the accessory socket, ...

Pros: very accurate, preloaded destinations, size, full US/Canada maps
Cons: no "sleep" mode, extra money for FM traffic receiver

I have owned this GPS for about 2 months. I love it. It is very accurate (within 25-10 ft) and there is very little that is not preloaded into it. I have used it mostly around town and places I know and it has gone all the ways I would have. The ...

Pros: 3-in-1- Navigation, travel assistant, MP3 player WAAS capable Small, light
Cons: Cons: Lack of a volume control. Cost. It is a pricey model. No Bluetooth.

About the size of a pack of cards the Garmin Nuvi 350 is a GPS Navigation system, traveling assistant and a entertainment center all in one. It is small enough to fit in a pocket and light (5.1 ounces) to carry around easily. Combined with detailed maps, ...

Pros: small, portable, SD card reader, JPEG picture viewer, no monthly fees for the basics.
Cons: price, system not yet "perfect"

I decided I wanted a navigation system after driving a rental car in Germany with a built in system. I was debating between the TomTom, which I saw work in Germany, and the Garmin Nuvi. After reading reviews of the TomTom, I was lead to believe that the ...

Pros: Clear video, compact
Cons: Problems with connections at times, short battery life

I have absolutely no sense of direction. If I have a 50-50 chance of going the wrong way, I make the wrong turn 90% of the time. I was very happy when Consumer Reports came out with a review of GPS devices for cars just in time for my 50th birthday. ...

Pros: Small and accurate device.
Cons: Sometimes slow to boot-up.

I am a real estate agent and received the best gift for Christmas - a Garmin 350. I am directionally challenged which is not good for my profession. I use to drive my route before having clients see homes so I would not get loss! It is a tiny device ...

Pros: Small, text-to-speech, easy to use
Cons: Poor build quality, no standby mode, very poor address search engine

[I originally wrote this for Amazon, hence the reference to suspicious 5-star reviews on that site.] I hate to say this, but I've come to the conclusion that most of the positive, 5-star reviews are written by people either working for Garmin or hired ...

Pros: Size, Display, Acquisition, battery life, versatility
Cons: Read full review!!

My reviews, I had Garmin’s “Top of the line” model at the time, the 2720, which I thought was a very good system with exceptional guidance features, but bulky and not easy to move, and my review will be from that perspective. The Pros: ...

Pros: Compact in size and nearly idiot-proof
Cons: Some delay with satellites, information can be dated

Edited to Add: I wrote this review in disbelief that this unit had not been reviewed by any other member. I've since learned that it is listed under several different versions (this one uses the "TM" after Nuvi, which apparently is mistaken as a ...

Pros: Compact, better antenna, sharp screen, better windshield mount, satellite accuracy in my basement.
Cons: Focus seems to be not on GPS anymore but additions to unit.

Well, I'm a sucker for an upgrade. I'm the type who always has to get the newest and best of whatever I already have. Typically I upgrade my home theater receiver every 9 months because of this. I got my first GPS unit back in June (Garmin C330) and ...

Pros: Small size, voice instructions and user interface are great.
Cons: Instructional manual and application software need additions and refinement.

I bought the Garmin Nuvi 350 after two months of reviewing my choices. This is my first GPS and I am delighted with this amazing device. It has become an essential companion whenever I am more than a few miles from home. Let me summarize my thoughts and ...

Pros: ease of use, portability
Cons: vehicular mount so poorly designed as to be essentially unusable if not dangerous

I recently purchased a Garmin Nuvi 350 for $388 at Walmart. Next best available price locally was $499 at Best Buy, though I saw it for $638 at a local sport outfitters store. It is very light and easily transportable. It will take a fix under most ...