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Highlights for Garmin Nuvi 350 Personal Travel Assistant GPS Navigator

Picture Viewer(SD card), MP3 player, world clock, currency converter, measurement converter & calculator.
text-to-speech technology lets voice prompts announce road names; nearly six million points of interest
preloaded detailed maps of the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico;built-in rechargeable battery with 4-8 hours of life
One year Garmin Warranty; home and car power adapters

Garmin's tiny nüvi 350 navigator — about the size of a deck of playing cards — makes a powerful traveling companion. It provides accurate GPS navigation, getting you to your destination with ease. On top of that, it acts as a personal travel and entertainment assistant, giving you an MP3 player, an audio book player, and a handy digital travel kit which includes a picture viewer, world clock, currency converter, measurement converter, and calculator. The built-in, flip-up antenna receives the GPS (Global Positioning System) satellite signal.

Garmin Nuvi 350 Personal Travel Assistant GPS Navigator Features

portable GPS satellite navigation unit with built-in antenna
WAAS-enabled, 12 parallel-channel GPS receiver
3.5" color screen with touchpanel controls
internal flash memory with preloaded detailed maps of the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico
text-to-speech technology lets voice prompts announce road names over the built-in speaker
nearly six million points of interest
3-D map views available
digital travel kit: MP3 player, audio book player, picture viewer, world clock, currency converter, measurement converter, and calculator
works with optional receiver to deliver up-to-the-minute traffic information (subscription also required)
home and car power adapters
built-in rechargeable battery with 4-8 hours of life
USB cable
Secure Digital (SD) card slot
suction-cup mount
works with Garmin's POI loader program to allow uploads of custom points of interest
optional language and travel guide software
3-15/16"W x 2-15/16"H x 7/8"D
weight: 5.1 oz.

What's in the Garmin Nuvi 350 Personal Travel Assistant GPS Navigator Box?

nüvi 350
Preloaded Maps for North America (full coverage)
Vehicle suction cup mount
AC charger
Vehicle power cable
Dashboard disk
USB cable
Carrying case
Quick reference guide

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Found the 350 very helpfull on the road

By Andy

from Phx AZ on 9/29/2007

How long have you owned it:

Three-to-six months

Pros:

Acquires Satellites Quickly, Compact, Easy Menus, Easy To Read, Easy To Set Up, I do not mount 350, Long Battery Life, Reliable Performance, Simple Controls

Best Uses:

Faster Routes, Finding Specific Address, Planning Trips

Primary use:

Personal

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Very help full on the road.[...] Andrew DiMaio

[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]

Awesome Awesome Awesome.......

By Shmo

from Huntsville, AL on 7/13/2007

Pros:

Compact, Easy To Read, Easy To Set Up, Long Battery Life, Reliable Performance, Simple Controls, Strong Construction

Best Uses:

Auto, Travel

Describe Yourself:

Gearhead, Professional

Primary use:

Personal

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

All I can say is WOW. I just purchased this, and have had it for 2 days now, and it's absolutely flawless. I've read so many reviews in anticipation of getting the best GPS for me, and I have found it. This thing is lightweight, easy to handle, touch-screen, extremely intuitive. It's just a Godsend. I've read a lot of comparisons on GPS's, and it boiled down to Tom Tom and Garmin. People who have the Tom Tom love them, and that's great, but the ones that have had any kind of trouble whatsoever have absolutely trashed their technical and customer support. I didn't want to reward a company that doesn't take customer service seriously, so I went with the Garmin. The only drawback I read online about Garmin was the fact that it wouldn't allow you to plan an entire trip from point A to point Z, with sub stops B,C,D,E etc... I thought that would be a deal breaker, but my brother pointed out something with that type thinking. You are only going to be going from one point, to the next, and that's the only point you should be concerned with, and he was right. The Garmin does allow you to SAVE addresses...so you can go in and put in all the stops you will be making on a trip, then just plop them in along the way. First we are going to B, then when you get to B, put in saved address C, go to C...then saved address D etc... It's really not that big of a deal.Bottom line, Garmin is spot on with it's directions. People have complained that it sent them 10 miles out of the way to go another way they know of in town etc.. First of all, why are you needing a navigation tool in a town where you know all the short cuts? Second, Garmin gives you a choice of the shortest distance, or the shortest time, and sometimes, they are not necessarily the same. Anyway, I am tickled to death with my purchase. I got a great deal, and I highly recommend [...] for all your electronic needs!!!

[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful]

Garmin is the best

By Andrew

from Norfolk, VA on 6/11/2007

Pros:

Easy To Read, Easy To Set Up, Reliable Performance, Simple Controls

Best Uses:

Auto, Travel

Describe Yourself:

Bad With Directions, Professional

I had recently bought a 7" GPS, and it was too bulky for my car, so I decided to go back to a Garmin. I had the old Garmin IV Plus, and decided to try the 350. This GPS is accurate, the text-to-speech is easy to understand, acquires satellites quickly and determines best route and rerouting extremely fast.