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User Ratings and Reviews

3 Stars Terminal Rings Too Small

The product worked fine but as the title of the review states, the rings were too small to fit around my battery terminal screws. I ended up having to just stick the side of the ring under the screw and tighten it down hard hoping that it would not come loose. It seems to me that a very purpose specific product like this should be universal.

5 Stars Great product

Great delivery and worked great for my trip to sturgis, I’ll recommend this item if you like to go on long trips and want to keep cell phone or other items charge.

5 Stars Battery Connector

Works great. I can connect my battery trickle charger or my cell phone charger to the connector cable.

microSD/SD memory card, City Navigator NT, UK & Ireland. Detailed map coverage for Great Britain and Republic of Ireland containing full coverage of Great Britian, Isle of Man and the Channel Islands. Full coverage also included for major cites in Northern Ireland these cities in Ireleand: Blackrock, Bray, Cahereiveen, Cork, Count Kerry, Dublin, Galway, Glenageary, Greystones, Kilarney, Limerick, Lucan, Malahide, Waterford, and Wichlow.

User Ratings and Reviews

5 Stars Great Map for my GPS

After installing the SD chip, I was able to add all my proposed stops on an up coming tour of England. Has lots of features and provided Hotels, gas stations, everything I needed. Prompt delivery.

5 Stars Plug and go

This product worked as advertised. I plugged it into my Nuvi and after a few buttons pushed to get it to read the correct country, worked seamlessly. That was important because driving on the opposite side of the car on the opposite side of the road and shifting with the opposite hand was plenty for my attention and focus to handle.

4 Stars Garmin Ireland / UK Maps

I bought this map for my GPS for our trip to England. Trying to pay attention and driving from the right side, using the GPS is not the easiest task. However the directions were clear and for the most part, correct. I alternated between fastest time to destination and most direct route – there can be a very big difference just like in the states. We like off-the-beaten-path drives and the most important part was the GPS’s ability to get us back on track when we decided to take our own detour and explore. For this, it was worth the money. The points of interest were good, but typing in a specific POI sometimes took 10 min to find the destination – and you better spell it correctly. I recommend the product.

1 Stars useless

It was difficult to get the gps loaded with the item to accept the fact that we were in the UK snd when it finally did the feedback was so slow that we were well past the location that was indicated. Many of the locations were not in its recognition. I used it one half day and then went back to the auto rental agency and rented a gps from them. When I complained to the vendor, they were also useless and not very sympathetic.

5 Stars Saved my life!

Driving in Ireland is not for the faint of heart. So having this, and it being able to pick up the smallest of back roads was a life saver! Would not have had a free and fun filled trip had I not purchased it! And it was super easy to install. Just slide the card in and leave it! Just remember when you arrive to turn on your Garmin and change the setting to include the UK/Ireland map!

User Ratings and Reviews

2 Stars Just Dont do it, you will regret it.

There are Garmin Nuvi’s for about 99 bucks that you can get that are far superior to this item. My father and law has the nuvi 205w and I didn’t really like how deep the POI’s were or the graphics so I went with this one, regrettably. I really really wanted to like it too but it fails miserably at the core functionality of a GPS unit. Mine might have been glitchy but I suspect it wasn’t and that the product is a horrible GPS unit. Sure it has a lot of cool extra’s like the split screen but those are secondary to the basic functionality of GPS.

I updated the GPS via the metro download system and did the round of updates. Despite those updates, there were many times that it showed me driving a different way (off the road) for several yards before it got on.

(home area testing) It showed roads on the map but told me to get back onto the express way when i was sitting on the exit to get off on the next exit and come back to the exit I was on, even though it did in fact show the exit I was on with all the roads and ramps right there?!

Another annoyance was if it tells you to turn and you don’t the blue arrow icon shows you actually turning like you are actually on the correct path and driving correctly even though I am not because I know of a better way to go. This is horrible in my opinion because what if you didn’t quite understand and you were basing your driving on that image?! You would say okay,based on the GPS blue arrow image I am driving correctly when in fact you arent! Why the heck does it do this!!? You are driving the correct way,, not!

As I drive past the road it shows me turning on, it all of a sudden will freak out not show the blue arrow and loose the route taking several seconds to recalculate some kind of path and show the blue arrow again. Then the path it recalculated told me to go down and turn around and come all the way back and not take the road that I knew was a better path and shorter route up ahead (yes it had the road clearly displayed on it’s map). Then when I got to that turn and turned onto that road the same thing happens again. The blue icon shows me actually making a U turn and starting to drive back when I am not and then it glitches up again loosing the blue arrow and path.

My father in laws nuvi shows the car facing the correct direction ALWAYS and if you veer off the path it shows that to!!! It truly gives you play by play action as it happens every second. This to me is so vital and the core functionality of a GPS. Especially on confusing exits and interstate crossings. The Nuvi knows exactly where you are and what you are doing at all times and reflects it perfectly. That and tt doesn’t freak out when you go off the path either, it practically instantly recalculates and while it does it still shows the car icon and which way you are going perfectly.

Another small disappointment was those cool 3d buildings you see in the description of this GPS are not part of it, they are something you have to pay extra for and download from motoextras, I think it was like 29 bucks.. unbelievable.

I really really tried to like it and like I said maybe mine was just a bad unit but I highly doubt that and the problem is the poor functionality along with poor or little satellite uplink. I think the GPS is programmed to show the blue arrow driving on the route path and it has to periodically update to check itself rather then a constant connection like a Nuvi would have.

The one good thing about this unit is the Point of interest split screen. If you are not 100% dependent on the GPS and need a unit that shows things around you well then I guess maybe this unit would be good for you because you can see a list on the left of the upcoming food and gas places and their relative distance (not very accurate) while viewing your route and blue arrow on the right side. The Nuvi has this ability as well but I found it was something that was buried under a few menus that you had to stop and dig for, not something you can just click once and have instant access too, much less a running list and definitely not on the map. This one feature made it really hard for me to return this GPS, but at the end of the day, I did. I just cant stick with a brand new GPS that doesnt know which way I’m going and shows false and incorrect data.

p.s. I got this unit when it was 99 bucks in mid august of 2010, I see the price is up to 160 today as I write this review. Please know, that even at 99 bucks this thing is a severe disappointment. I would say if it was 50 bucks then maybe grab one. Me personally I would rather not waste the cash and hold out for something better.

1 Stars horrible do not buy

I purchased this product and when i received it, the gps unit fell from it packaging into the box where it was suppose to be kind of bolstered to display upon opening.

Connection time to the gps satellite was probably the only thing i was okay with. It was faster than the navigons which were super slow.

But this product disappointed me in so many ways.

I thought I should maybe give it a try instead of getting a Garmin or Tomtom and try to be unique.

(there is a reason why everyone purchases those mainstream brands)

when trying to type in the address, i have to wait at least 2 minutes for each letter because it takes so long (no joke)

i think it is searching for POI’S while typing in an address but when i’m trying to go somewhere quickly i would rather look on googlemaps and jot down

directions instead of using this.

I had this product for about 3 weeks. I used it once and didn’t touch it until 3 weeks later. And for some reason it broke all of a sudden, when i tried turning it on

it couldn’t connect to the gps satellite.

so i returned it to amazon and took forever to give me my refund and even took of 20 dollars so i only received 80 dollars back for a defective unit.

very unpleased. do not waste your money or time trying out this product.

1 Stars Substandard engineering, poor support. Motorola should exit this market segment.

My wife and I purchased this device through Amazon before starting on a cross-country trip. Although initially happy with the device, six weeks worth of use made us rethink our purchase. The Motonav handles all of the basics very well–it will get you where you’re going– but the device has been engineered so poorly that I would recommend almost any brand (and we’ve used Magellan, TomTom and Garmin) over the Motorola. Even at $99, the device is a poor value. Among the problems:

Poor User Interface: Some genius at Motorola decided that instead of the intuitive input process used by most navigators (enter city, then street, then number), the Motonav would use an “autolookup” feature. Thus, the address expects you to select a city, and then type in an address like “144 Streetname,” and the device provides a list of options it thinks might be the right address. Note that the autolookup feature for Canada is particularly finicky, with inconsistent abbreviations for provinces. If the Motonav had a sufficiently powerful processor, this autolookup function might work. As it is, the device “helpfully” attempts to guess what the user wants after every tap, and pauses painfully while doing so. For instance, if you want “Washington Street,” it will pull up every address and point of interest with “wash” in it (including car washes, washing services, etc.) as soon as you enter the first four letters. Thus, merely entering in an address–the most basic and frequently used function of a GPS–is a time-consuming and frustrating process.

Heat Buildup: Apparently no one at Motorola expected that this device would be attached to a windscreen and used during the day. Even with our air conditioning pouring out of the front windscreen vents directly the unit, it overheated after about an hour in the noonday sun. Forget putting it in the glove box while parked in order to deter theft: we religiously hid the device every time we stopped for lunch because fifteen minutes in direct sunlight would require a significant cooldown period before it would even turn on again.

Appalling Customer Service: About a week after we purchased the device, the pin on the car charging unit that connects to the back of the device broke. Apparently, this part is not sold separately from the unit. We contacted customer service, who assured us that a replacement part would be sent within a week. Two weeks later, no part. After another call, the representative informed us that the part could not be sent separately, and we would have to send the whole unit back. There was no apology for failing to live up to their initial promise: yes, they had a note in the computer that they had “resolved” our issue by promising to send us a part, but that just wasn’t policy. An issue is “resolved,” it appears, when Motorola promises to fix a problem, irrespective of whether they actually do it.

Sending the whole unit back was pointless: we needed the Motonav for the road trip. Thus, we charged the unit slowly each night through the USB connector and returned the device in early August. Supposedly a new unit was to arrive within two weeks. It is now September 12, and the device has yet to be returned to us. We have sent two emails, received automated replies, but had no answer from a real human, and still have no device, fixed or otherwise.

Bottom line: the Motonav is tempting because it offers top-of-the-line features like Bluetooth (which did not work most of the time) at a bargain basement price. But the unit functions poorly as a navigation device, is Faberge egg-level fragile, and you would be better off spending a bit more money elsewhere. And if it does break, Motorola does not appear capable of standing behind its product.

3 Stars unboxed

when the package arrived the unit was not in the proper slot of the product box, the shipping box was fine. The GPS worked long enough for me to discard the boxes, about a 12 days. Called motorola, was sent a new unit, just cost the shipping. So far the GPS performes great. Maybe the first unit was used or a second,

2 Stars Loaded with features that don’t work

From only *reading* the specs and features of this piece, I was impressed. But in actually using those features, I was very disappointed. Here are my top major disappointments:

(1) Extremely sluggish tap response: In a device like this, about a second of delay between a tap and it’s action is really way too slow. It is super annoying and unnecessary added distraction.

(2) Bluetooth phone: Do not expect to use this reasonably at all on the highway, and expect more than normal effort to use it elsewhere. There is so much road noise interference when driving at high speeds and even it mid-speeds that the speaker and the mic on this thing become completely useless. I’ve tried different settings, but no matter what my voice isn’t heard on the other side clearly at all, nor can I hear the other side clearly.

(3) User interface: Out of all the colors of the rainbow, they only decide to use 2-3 colors in all of their user interface design (I’m not talking about the actual map display, but rather everthing else besides that).

(4) Useless speed limit display: The highway is the least important place where you’d need to know the speed limit, simply because you generally have a solid idea of what the limit there is. However, the highway is the only place this PNS shows the speed limit. It will never show up on the streets.

(5) Nearby POIs: You cannot demand-search for nearby points of interests for a specific address or for your destination. When you read the destination it will show them. But that’s terrible for trip planning. I want to be able to search for something around a given address, which this cannot do.

This is one example of where the product ratings are very misleading. It has good reviews, but I’m guessing many people have not used another brand (i.e. Garmin) that excels in all those deficiencies I listed above. Should have just bought a Garmin….

Compatibility:

# Garmin Nuvi 1200, 1250, 1260T

# Garmin Nuvi 1300, 1350, 1370T, 1390T

# Garmin Nuvi 200, 200W, 250, 250W, 260, 260W, 270, 205, 205W, 255, 255W, 265T, 265WT, 275T

# Garmin Nuvi 300, 310, 350, 360, 370

# Garmin Nuvi 500, 550

# Garmin Nuvi 600, 610, 650, 660, 670, 680

# Garmin Nuvi 710, 750, 760, 770, 780, 755T, 765T, 775T, 785T

# Garmin Nuvi 850, 880, 855, 885T

# Garmin Nuvi 5000

# Garmin StreetPilot C550, C580

# StreetPilot i Series

User Ratings and Reviews

5 Stars Finally, a solution for my car

I hate a GPS mounted on the windshield and I have been trying different types of vent mounts for my Pontiac Grand Prix for quite a while. Most vent mounts are either too short for the vent or don’t have good grip. This unit is perfect. It holds my Garmin 855 tight without having to create extra support of it.

3 Stars Fits my Corvette but flops in my Lexus.

I purchased the IG-A05 dashboard vent mount for my Garmin nuvi GPS so I could move it between my cars and rental cars when I travel. The design is ingenious. The two clips slide in a slot to vary their spacing. Each clip rotates so it can grab a vent louver at any angle from horizontal to vertical. A kick-stand type hinged leg supports the mount from below. Loosen the collar and you can adjust the angle of the shaft holding the pivot ball for the GPS bracket. Unfortunately, it appears that it cannot accommodate all varieties of dashboard vents.

The thin plastic vent louvers in my Lexus have a streamlined cross section, thicker at the pivot than at the edges. The saw-toothed clips grab the louver, and I found a good place to rest the supporting leg. Even so, it eventually shook loose during a sedate drive in my Lexus with the GPS attached.

My classic Corvette has a metal-ball side vent with thick straight metal louvers. The mount clips grab the louver tightly and the leg rests in the crease between the dash and the ball. The mount prevailed through a bumpy and sporty test drive with my GPS in the Corvette.

I had hoped to take the mount on trips for use in rental cars to avoid the scarce availability and inflated charges for GPS. I am skeptical that I can get the mount to work in a unknown car.

5 Stars Great Vent Mount

I bought this vent mount as well as another model. I like this one better. The clips fit snugger on the vents, but when I want to remove the mount this one is easier to remove. The mount ball can be positioned at a angle to suit your GPS receiver placement, and the ball can then be locked into position.

3 Stars dashboard mount for garmin gps

works in my chevrolet but not in my subaru.

does not work on bumpy road, falls out of vent

works great on smooth roads, like interstate

2 Stars Came With Zero Documentation

You are on your own figuring out the best way to mount it.

Shipping was prompt.

Main Features

User Ratings and Reviews

5 Stars 12 volt adapter cable for GPS

With this item, I don’t have to rely onh a battery to run while using the GPS on my Polaris Sportsman 500. Plug it in to the power plug and take off.

4 Stars Adapter is good but…

compared to an older model that I have for the early Etrex series this adapter seems to be of a lower build quality. The cord is a smaller diameter and is not as flexible as the previous model; I wonder how it will be when the weather turns cold. But, as I said, it works fine and you really do not have another easy choice if you want to power your GPS from the car.

5 Stars Good purchase

The product was delivered on time and it was new and packed.It was a very good choise to by it at Amazon.

1 Stars faulty adapter

If you have Garmin Legend GPS, do not buy this adapter. I purchased it, used it in the truck and every time you turn off and turn on the engine, it will damage GPS. I had my GPS replaced 3 times.

I purchased newer Legend HCx and got it damaged by adapter also. After replacement, I simply use standard cellphone cigarette adapter and haven’t had any problem at all.

5 Stars Don’t leave home without

Makes use of GPS in vehicle easy. Keeps batteries available for use on trail. Not big drain on car battery.

nüvi 1450LMT features FREE lifetime map and traffic updates.

User Ratings and Reviews

This stylish and durable case features a molded hard shell exterior to keep your GPS device secure. Orange nylon interior lining provides additional protection. Works with 4.3 screen display units from all major brands including these and others: NAVIGON 7100, Garmin 600 series, TomTom One XL, Magellan Maestro 4000 series.

User Ratings and Reviews

5 Stars Navigon Case

The case is great. Very good quality and it keeps my Navigon 5100 save and scratch free.

5 Stars Product is good in this price

I like this iteam as I was using same item before, that I gave to my friennd and I ordered new for my selft.

4 Stars Price is low …shipping costs more….

Good Product for Good price….but for 2 bugs product we pay 3 dollars …then also it is a good deal….comfortably fits for my garmin…

2 Stars Too small, but Supplier came through

I ordered the recommended hard case when I ordered my Navigon 8100. Also Fresh Maps. Received all 3 items promptly, but the case was too small for

my unit, even thought Navigon made it, and apparantly recommended it. Supplier came through, and sent another brand which fits fine, and sent

a post-paid envelope to return the too-small case. Very happy customer.

5 Stars drop kicked and safe

I literally drop kicked my GPS on accident while it was in this case and it still worked perfect. my only complaint is the zipper tab breaks off way too easy, I’ve had to replace it about 4 times now…but that may be operator error on my end

TomTom 9S00.081 Carrying Case. Protect your TomTom XL or GO from bumps and scratches with this specially designed carry case. Compact and durable, it combines good looks with practical details, like the detachable wrist strap.

User Ratings and Reviews

4 Stars Good GPS protection

This case came free with purchase of a TomTom XL335TM. The 4.3″ XL 335 fits snugly into this case. Solid construction and the leather is sufficiently hard and thick to protect a GPS from cosmetic damage in a fall. The magnetic latch is occassionally a bit of a pain to snap in place. Excellent for GPS storage in car where a GPS may accidently get knocked around. I use it.

3 Stars good but not good for all the accessories

i should have looked closer. this is good to protect the unit. but doesn’t fit the other pieces you’d need to travel with, like the car mount and charger.

5 Stars Great case for the price

Considering I paid only three thirty-nine for this case, it is a tremendous value. Nicely made, great materials. And I read helpful submissions by other reviewers before purchase, so I knew it might be perfect for my Kodak Z915 camera, which it is – or will be when a bit of use loosens it up. I keep the camera and its ancillaries in a much larger bag but needed a protective small case for toting it around. I don’t own a TomTom GPS and my Garmin lives in another case – this one a Navigon.

So I’m into creative packaging for my toys. Those who complained that there was no place to attach the nice strap that came with the case may have failed to read the small print that explained that the strap was for the GPS unit itself. I’m going to use my strap with my other leather case, the Navigon. Probably will sew a D-ring onto that. Like I said, creative use. Ha!

5 Stars If you’re goning to protect something, protect it right!

I won’t ramble about it, but clearly a darn good case!

It’s rigid without the unit and fits it very snug… I feel very confident when it’s in the case that it’ll survive a good beating without harm…

If you have TomTom, you better get one of these!

5 Stars Good feel and fit

Very nice leather case for Tomtom XL340. Feels amazing. Fits nice and snug. It came with my XL340, so that’s a plus.

One thing I don’t like is that the mounting unit doesn’t fit in the case. No biggie.

Universal dash mount for GPS systems, cell phones, satellite radios, and PDAs.

User Ratings and Reviews

5 Stars Navgear Fab

WorKs Perfectly with my Garmin. Great for moving your GPS from one auto to the next. Great value.

Flipster

5 Stars Solid!

So easy to use and stays solidly in place- gas, brakes, hard corners- this thing never moved once! So much more convenient than the window mount- love it

3 Stars slides a lot

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Vehicle Power Cable Car Charger Adapter Cord for Magellan Roadmate

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