Garmin nuvi 660 Car GPS Receiver

Pros: Light, comfortable, easy to use and clear sounding
Cons: non

After getting frustrated with the plug in headset that came with my phone, I decided to try a blue tooth headset. I was in such a hurry, I didn't bother doing my usual on line research. I asked the sales staff at my local Best Buy. They recommended ...

Pros: Good audible functions
Cons: Over priced and lacks refinement.

Garmin 660 I have used the Garmin V for the past few years. The Garmin 660 is very different. The 660 is intended for touch screen control. The Garmin V is button control. The button control is more exact once you are familiar with it. The touch ...

Pros: Screen size and brightness, Ease of use, Mapping accuracy, Light weight
Cons: Price, Can't have different volume settings for nav and bluetooth

I picked up the Nuvi 660 a couple of weeks ago. The decision was between the Nuvi 660, TomTom One, and TomTom 910. I chose the Nuvi 660 due to Garmin's reputation and leadership with GPS systems. However, I did like some of the fun things the TomTom ...

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: Ease of use, versatility.
Cons: No off-road use, speakers, battery life a bit low.

No tracking, way back capability. Sound quality is poor with speakers but ok with earphones. Downloaded some mp3s that I am unable to erase from the internal memory. Mounting is good (I include the optional bike mount). Bluetooth is buggy but it is very ...

Pros: Price, comfort, sound quality & light.
Cons: Tiny, stiff power button & volume rocker. But not enough to detract for the Pros.

I bought this headset to replace the higher-end Plantronics (640 Discovery) headset my wife "misplaced". I didn't want to pay top dollar if it was potentially disposable. Also, there are a couple of things about the 640 that were not conducive to my ...

Pros: compact, portable, accurate, easy to use.
Cons: volume is not as loud as it should be.

I have had several cars with GPS navigation units. Some have been pretty good (Corvette, Subaru, Jaguar)--some have been horrible (BMW, Mercedes). The Nuvi 660 outperforms them all. The Nuvi is amazingly accurate, and does a great job at pulling in a ...

Pros: Large bright display, text to voice, bluetooth, portable (built in battery), slim outside case
Cons: Hands free is lousy, expensive, traffic updates are useless, not MAC friendly

It does what is says, it gets you from A to B in style. Initial signal acquisition sometimes can take 5-10min other times it pretty quick 1-3min (not sure what its dependent on). Once it acquires the signal direction routing is fast, and if you miss a ...

Pros: Very easy to use. 3-D view. Text-to-Speech. Points of Interest very handy.
Cons: MP3 and Bluetooth features are flawed. Route chosen is sometimes not the best.

The Garmin nuvi 360 is a GPS unit that offers 3-D views, MP3 player and Bluetooth. It is also compatible with a traffic antennae (optional costs) that can direct you around heavy traffic. The best part of the nuvi 360 is its ease of use. When I ...

Pros: Compact design, Easy interface, MP3 + Photo abilities, Fast satellite grabbing
Cons: No external volume control

As a couple who travels a lot for our business, we were in desperate need for a GPS unit. MapQuest and Google Maps just weren't cutting it anymore, and we were ready for a serious navigation unit. Through talking to friends, and doing online research, ...

Pros: Great sound. Great features.
Cons: Buttons and case feel a little flimsy.

I actually have the WS-310, which has double the memory, but the WS-300 is otherwise the same except it's silver instead of black. So I'm copying my review of the WS-310 here: I got this for use with my band in our practice space, to capture ideas and ...

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: Outstanding display, easy to use, excellent customer support
Cons: Price, icons can't be customized, bluetooth/sound quality unimpressive

This is my first GPS system, so I can't compare it to anything else. It's quite expensive but also loaded with features. Please read the review by jatooley, it gives you all the gory details. A couple of additional comments: Bluetooth: I'm less ...

Pros: Intuitive and easy to use. Accurate, especially when you enter an address.
Cons: Couple of quirks that can irritate you.

For the price, it's a very good unit and I recommend it. I can't highly recommend it because of a couple quirks that I've encountered. But just realize that it and just about every other unit have a few quirks to be aware of. This unit is so easy, ...

Pros: Flawless display, 100% accurate ETA, Compact size, 3D display, P.O.I.
Cons: Map-loading Crap! Keyboard layout, should be qwerty/keyboard style.

I ve owned the Nuvi 660 since October of 2006. In general, its ok, basically, it gets the job done, but not without some occasional frustrations. For one, every time you turn the thing on, it takes forever to load the damn map. Why should anyone have ...