Garmin nuvi 350 Car GPS Receiver

great navigation;fast response;many extra travel features-language trans lation;money exchange etc. for me only minus[and a very small consideration] is the 3.5 " screen size----a great product and good support from Garmin.

Even thought the Nuvi 350 is a discontinued item, it's still supported by Garmin. And, it's a pretty nifty little gadget.

It has a flip up antenna. It gives you the option of turn by turn with street names. It has and MP3 and a photo viewer. You can even use your photos as the on/off splash screen!

When you hook it up to your computer, it is seen as two disks. One of these is the SD card slot that allows you to expand the onboard memory - allowing you to add even more photos and music!

Performance of the GPS is great. after you have stored an address in memory, any time you drive near it, it shows up marked on your maps, which can definitely help you get your bearings.

I recommend highly recommend it for someone who wants to get their feet wet without payiing a whole lot for a gps.

This product is very good to get you around on the road as well if you are walking within a city. I took this item to Montreal last month and it was amazing when coming to directions. The voice directions is one of it's best features. Keeps your eyes on the road, and gives you enough time when coming to turns. Cons: The sounds gets annoying sometimes. Also if buying used make sure the seller is able to transfer the registeration over to your name.

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Really like it garmin Nuvi. Can not even look at the map and listen to the directions. Tested it for Geo Caching today and found it really easy and clear for the kids. Better than our GPS 60 as it can get us there with road directions then switch to off road and it puts a line from where you park to the cache. ONce in at the 40 foot range or so it did anounce we arrived and did not show distance which was not the best but you could go off graphic for zooming in. Sure there is a way to see distance. First day using this as for geo caching. Second Nuvi I have toyed with. This is a 350 other was a 260. Not much different beyond MP3 auto books and traffic if you have the add on for the 350.

I bought this GPS because I went to a fairly large city one day and got hopelessly lost. I have a couple of friends who wouldn't even attempt to go outside of our immediate area without their GPS and so I thought it was time I stepped into the electronic age myself. I polled several people I know and most of them own a Garmin, and so I went to e-bay. I found what I wanted, bid on it, won, and received my GPS in a timely fashion. It was easy to set up and understand how to operate. So far, I have been very pleased with it and would recommend it to my friends or anyone else interested in a user-friendly GPS.

I love my Garmin. I took a trip last week and without it would have spent lots of time stopping for directions and poring over maps. With it I just punched in what or where I wanted to go and away I went. Never failed me once. I had looked up on the website and found that this model had been discontinued and was somewhat concerned, but had nothing to worry about. I could put in the name of a store I wanted to find and blam there it was, or a place of interest. I downloaded music onto the Garmin and did find the sound quality was a little less than acceptable, but then I have a cd, tape, and radio in my car so it wasn't needed anyway. I recommend this to anyone traveling to an unfamiliar area, it was simply a vacation building tool. We had fun and got to where we wanted to go without a squabble or having to stop to ask for directions. Found things we wouldn't have known to ask about if not for the features on the Garmin.

I did not think that I would use an GPS. I do not go on the long trips that you would think a person would need a GPS. But what I have found out by riding with my son, is that they are handy even on the short trips or to a friends house, all you need is an address, so I bought one and am very happy with the Garmin 350. It is simple to use with the on screen guide and instuctions. I wish all of the electronics were as easy to use and as helpfull. Love my new GPS here in Kentucky.

I bought this because I have had some experiance with it in the past, My father-in-law had one and I used it on a few trips. It is VERY easy to use and understand. I really enjoy the alternate route feature that saved me 2 hours coming home from South Carolina on Thanksgiving weekend. I will never travel without one again.

I bought one for my wife last year for Christmas, and we both loved it...so this year when I was looking at getting a new car, I decided to save roughly $1000 on the radio/navigation system that comes in most new cars....that you have to pay a monthly fee for most to use the Nav feature. For the money the Nuvi 350 is a great deal. And for a small price of $50.00 at Wal-Mart for the CD to update the maps(cheaper than thru Garmin...sorry) you can have the current maps....sure this model doean't have "real time" traffic updates, but then thats why they put up the pretty orange signs, right? Plus when planning a trip you can get onto any states web-site and look up road work projects and use the Nuvi to plan around it accordingly. To easy. Strongly recommend this one for any traveler....local or long distance. Easy to use and great picture. I actually think its better than the Tom-Tom....but I've been using Garmin GPS's for a few years now....still have the first Rhino I bought and it works great...Anyway, save yourself some issues and get this. You'll never believe how you got along without it.

I bought this I am on the local fire dept I use it for some of the roads we have to travel. It is very useful for that and when we take trips I love it.

I bought this GPS for my husband's new car. I bought one a couple years ago and find it very easy to use. I have confidence to go anywhere when I have my GPS along. Just returned from Scottsdale, AZ and had no trouble finding my way to several different locations with the GPS. I love it!

I have used a Garmin nuvi 250 in the past and really liked it. The price on the Garmin nuvi 350 was a bargin.

Altho it's a discontinued item, it works well. I like the size and it's probably 98% correct. It had me going in a circle in Memphis a few weeks ago. I have a nuvi 200 that's more accurate, but doesn't say the street names. I'd buy it again tho.

LOVE THE GPS RECEIVER!!! FINALLY GOT THE HANG OF IT... SIMPLER THAN WE THOUGHT!!! GREAT ITEM TO HAVE, AND THANKS!!! IT WAS PRICED JUST RIGHT AND SHIPPING WAS GREATLY PRICED!!!

I was not very happy at first, because the gps would not load new maps. I did go to the garmin website and download the manual and everything is working just fine I am very happy withmy purchase

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great smaller GPS - fits into empty dash area in my landrover - reconditioned as new w/ 2009 maps preloaded - NIce.

Works great! Says the street names, gets you to the location. I find the antenna a little annoying, but other than that, a great GPS!

The item itself was in perfect working condition. I only gave a good review because the part that connects the GPS to the dash mount was the wrong one in the box. I have had to contact Garmin twice to get the correct piece.

I purchased a factory reconditioned Garmin Nuvi 350 GPS on ebay which came with a full warranty for $129.90. I feel is a great value. I already owned 1 of these same models and was very happy with the performance. It has several features that are often found only on considerably more expensive models.

It may be of interest that several co-workers at my company said their GPS's temporarily lost satellite signals when they were down in New York City due to the sky scrapers in Manhattan. My Garmin Nuvi 350 never lost the signal except for perhaps 10 seconds when I was going through the Holland tunnel!

I am very happy with the performance of the Garmin Nuvi 350 and would recommend one to anyone considering purchase of a GPS.

For the past few years, when I rent a car (mostly from Hertz), I opt for the "Neverlost" GPS -- a pretty lame GPS, but one that usually gets me where I need to go. However, with recent economic shifts, I actually looked at the cost (like $10+ per day), and decided to do some research as to what it would cost me to get my own portable GPS.

On a price/performance basis, a "factory reconditioned" nuvi 350 -- which listed new for over $800, and can be bought on ebay for about $110 -- was a no-brainer. I could (and did) pay for the unit by the end of my second use of a rental car.

The unit was in its original factory box, and was in like-new condition. It is very user-friendly, and as someone who has been using GPS nav for over 10 years, I was up and running in about 3 minutes.

I love the software -- the nuvi is easier to use, and has better POI and new address interfaces than either my Porsche or my BMW GPS's. I also like the fact that I can take the nuvi to my room and do route loading and planning for my next days' activities.

I recently hooked it up to the Garmin website, and found out I had a free download, so I downloaded a 2010 US database.

The only complaint is that, it turns out, CA is one of two states in which it is not legal to connect your GPS to your windshield. While the unit comes with a base plate that you can glue to your dash, that obviously won't work on a rental car. So, I will have to take my chances with the law.

One other thing -- in San Francisco last week, the nuvi couldn't track the GPS sat's in the downtown (California Street) corridor. I'm not certain that my other GPS's would fare better, but you should be aware that for city driving, there could be some dead spots.

quick shipping & nice unit. Works well

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I found this gps to be extremely user friendly and well made. The only thing I didn't like was how small the screen was.