Garmin StreetPilot c320

Pros: Cheap, easy to use, mostly works well, features, graphics, voice turn-to-turn directions, durability

Cons: Slow startup, occasional accuracy issues

The Bottom Line: Although it has some minimal shortcomings, the Garmin StreetPilot c320 is a very...

Review: I did not really need a GPS Receiver. I usually drive to the familiar places and if I drive somewhere else, Mapquest or Google Maps are just a click away. But the GPS Receivers are cool and I would not mind having one when I travel. When Frys had the ...

Pros: Never lost, POI directory, navigation data, good touch screen, voice prompts, very user friendly.

Cons: These are nits, glare on screen, POI data not 100% accurate, finger prints.

The Bottom Line: I would buy again. Provides good navigation data and on board concierge. Incredibly easy to use out of the box. Touch screen and 3D views are a plus.

Review: I drive all over for work. I go to new destinations on a regular basis and have relied on internet directions for years now. Actually the internet directions are correct about 95 % of the time, but it is a hassle to have to punch in where I’m going ...

Pros: Super-easy, good accuracy, great voice prompts, nice mounting options, CHEAP!!!

Cons: Can't browse map in navigation mode; sometimes quirky directions

The Bottom Line: Excellent unit for the price -- same routing accuracy, maps, and POI's as the much more expensive models. Super-easy to use!

Review: My wife decided to surprise me with a TomTom Go 300 for my birthday (~$550 at CircuitCity). Before I tore open the box to play with my new toy, I decided to take the unit back to the store and do a little more research on the various GPS units out there ...

Pros: Easy touchscreen navigation Intuitive menus Lots of setup flexibility Very reasonably priced

Cons: I didn't have it ten years ago. Maps are sometimes outdated

The Bottom Line: One of the most affordable GPS units for driving with a great color touchscreen display.

Review: I love this thing. Two days after buying it I was ready to get another one to be the "floater" unit for visitors (I'm not giving mine up). First, you'll want to buy a 1GB SD card. These can be had for under $20 now and it will allow you to load the ...

Pros: Accuracy, price, size, quality, ease of use, detour routing, no extra blue tooth/MP3 non-sense.

Cons: I did not get one sooner!

The Bottom Line: My Garmin C320 has given me extremely accurate directions for about a year now with no problems. It is very easy to use right out of the box.

Review: I am sort of a gadget guy, and I have always wanted to get a GPS because I kind of live in my own little world and when I venture out I tend to get lost. I saw the Garmin c320 on sale at Wal-Mart for 288.00 so I picked one up. This little co-pilot works ...

Pros: Acquires satellite quickly, touchscreen, easy to use.

Cons: Screen glare during the day.

The Bottom Line: Recommended. Easy to use. If you've never had a GPS you will love this unit. More expensive models offer even more features if you are willing to spend the money.

Review: I recently was in the market to buy a GPS because I had seen how easy they made navigation verses printed internet directions. I was going to get the Garmin i3 but found the StreetPilot C320 for the amazing price of $370 at Costco. $422 was the grand ...

Pros: small, portable, efficient

Cons: touchscreen, missing pan when routing

The Bottom Line: All GPS units seem expensive now, but this ones worth it.

Review: I have used Magellan GPS when renting cars with Hertz, and I am of the opinion that GPS should be std equipment on every car!! The C320 is small, but sufficient to decipher the maps and routes. It is convenient for searching locations, mapping ...

Pros: ease of use, graphics, internal battery, windshield mount,POI information and options, customer service, cost/benefit

Cons: some outdated POI information

The Bottom Line: I absolutely dig this thing and you will too.Quality, price,service,ease of use!!!!!!

Review: I love it. I've owned three other GPS units. 2-Magellan(700 and 500 roadmate)and 1-Pharos(ez road) This blows them both away. I returned the rest because of disappointment with the overall service and operation.This C320 is extremely user friendly with a ...

Pros: Easy to use and full of functions. Portable and wireless!

Cons: Street names aren't in the voice commands.

The Bottom Line: It's not complicated at all. For you old folks who can't learn quite as fast, this is it! It's a touch screen and really can't get easier.

Review: Only complaint I have about this unit is that its voice commands do not say the street names. Names do appear however in large letters at the top of the navigation screen. Another thing that bothers me a tiny bit but isn't enough to complain about is ...

Pros: Touchscreen, Small, Fast Routing, value for money, simple, good screen, good maps.

Cons: Non user replaceable rechargeable battery, cannot search via postcode alone.

The Bottom Line: Without doubt one of the best units on the market - I would definitely recommend this product.

Review: I've had this unit on loan for only a few hours, and already feel it's worth writing a review. Having used the Garmin StreetPilot 3 for around 4 years now, I'm looking at newer replacements. Having looked at all the competition, I'm convinced the ...