Best GPS: Garmin’s Nuvi 660

Portable GPS device mounted on car dashboard showing map
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It’s not easy to find an easy GPS to use.  Some might look user-friendly…and then the many buttons and clicks makke it difficult to navigate (pun intended).  What’s a directionally-challenged, lost soul to do?

Garmin’s Navi 660 makes finding your destination a snap.  First of all, the graphics and screen is very easy on the eyes.  No squinting is necessary.  Also, you may request voice or just on-screen point-to-point directions.   The GPS picked up directions under a minute and got back on schedule after making stops.

Notable features are: mp3 player, language translater, and bluetooth connectivity with you cell phone.  If your phone rings, the GPS becomes quiet.

Overall, this is a great GPS is a steal at $350 – 750.  And best of all, it doesn’t require an IT department to set it up.

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