Garmin nuvi 660 Car GPS Receiver

Pros: Small, self contained, full featured, battery life, accuracy, ease of use
Cons: I have yet to find one, but it is pricey.

With all the GPS units on the market, "The Best GPS Ever" is a pretty bold statement I know, but I believe it to be true. Features overview: The NUVI comes preloaded City Navigator® NT North America (full coverage maps) - Unlike other GPS units ...

Pros: Super small, Large outstanding display, Bluetooth! Quick start up, FM Modulator, Excellent Search
Cons: Expensive but worth every penny, icons not user selectable.

Updated 12/25/06 Merry Christmas. I apologize for any confusion, but when I searched for a Nuvi 660 the day I tried my unit out, there were zero reviews written. I wrote the first one, but there was an error in how it was indexed, so now it shows up ...

Pros: everything is positive about this device
Cons: no cons for this device

I have been impressed with the accuracy of the information and the sheer volume of information available on my 660. It has a large bright display, text to voice, blue tooth, portable (built in battery), slim outside case. It does what is says, it gets ...

Pros: Portability, bright screen, speed, excellent reception, ease of use
Cons: Only one via or waypoint at a time

I have been looking for a portable GPS unit for a couple of years. I had one in my Lexus LS430 and my wife now has one in her Acura, so I am pretty familiar with GPSs. I sold my Lexus and now drive a truck that has no GPS. I also own a van and ride a ...

Pros: Great Little GPS
Cons: None

The Garmin 360 is a neat little GPS receiver. It acquires satellites and position faster than any other. The route planning is extremely fast, and the software is very intuitive / easy to use. I have the 360 and my wife has a 350. They are the same ...

Pros: Maps & TTS, portable (move between cars; use while walking), Audible books, Bluetooth, update-able.
Cons: Larger than 350. Portable=can lose. Won't say too $$$, because much cheaper than built-in!

The Nuvi 660 is wonderful. I use the built-in maps for travel in the US. It is fun to choose the accent for the turn-by-turn directions. I bought a map of Mexico on an SD card, which I use for road trips south of the border. Next time I go to Europe ...

Pros: Slick,wide screen,touchscreen,bluetooth,sd slot
Cons: expensive,poor satellite receiving signal(when starting),

Among Few GPS I have ever used, This One is the best ever seen. I bought this after watching a review on youtube.com. I Got good price on Gpsmarketplace.com.(but always check out price elsewhere to get better deal!!!) It is expensive right now but ...

Pros: Reliable navigation, bright screen, traffic information
Cons: Short battery life, non-replaceable battery, suction mount

I have to say I have been impressed with the accuracy of the information and the sheer volume of information available on my 660. It has found me gas in remote places and gotten me accurately across the country. The only times that it had a problem were ...

Pros: Easy to learn to use, great screen both in daylight and nite, easily read
Cons: Sometimes not loud enough, directions are on a CD.

We have never owned nor utilized an auto-type GPS unit. I NEVER get lost and have a keen sense of direction. My son, however, seems to get lost everytime he drives back to college--over the same route! He has no sense of direction, so we decided as a ...

Pros: Excellent GPS, great reception, hoards of extra features, media player, traffic
Cons: no multi segment route capability, expensive

I have been lusting after the Garmin Nuvi 660 GPS since the unit became available (early last year) but the $1000 price tag kept me at bay. With prices on the Nuvi 660 recently falling into the sub $700 range I finally broke down and purchased one. ...

Pros: Definitely the large, clear, easy to read screen.
Cons: Inability to customize screen buttons and you cannot create a trip with multiple destinations.

After much comparison shopping I decided on the Garmin Nuvi 660. I narrowed the search down to two gps models; the Tomtom Go 910 and the Garmin Nuvi 660. I loved the features on the Tomtom's Go 910, including the iPod and bluetooth connectivity. ...

Pros: Great visual and voice directions. Quick satellite pick up.
Cons: Hardly any. Can't find a POI in a specified location.

I bought this GPS after my crappy Magellan crapped out in less than 2 years. Why I didn't get a Garmin to begin with is for lack of proper research. After receiving my Nuvi 660, I immediately put it to work on a 2500 mile road trip up the West coast. ...

Pros:

Accurate, Easy to use, Audio book capable, large memory, easy to update, small

Cons: The Garmin Nuvi 660 GPS sometimes is confused by UTurns and construction areas.

I bought this GPS system because I get lost pulling out of my driveway. This system has been a lifesaver. I no longer have to call my husband in a panic because I am lost and have no clue where I am. I no longer get lost in the wrong part of town. This ...

Pros: Great performance and comfort
Cons: Concern that the windscreen may get damaged

I recently purchased a Voyager 510 to replace my Motorola H500. Frankly, I had grown tired of straining to hear people and getting endless complaints about background noise. I read many reviews of many different headsets and finally decided on this ...

Pros: Great sound,lit LCD screen. slow to 25% with no loss of pitch, 'Loop' function*
Cons: Small LCD screen crammed with icons. FF and RW are slow-incremental.

I bought this unit for the DVR function mainly. My job requires reports daily. I originally purchased the WS 100, then saw this on sale at Shack for the same price. I had the WS 100 for a couple of days. The 300 has easier to use function buttons and a ...