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What is the best budget-GPS under $90?

Sep 20, 2011 2:04 AM

I got lost terribly in Cincinnati the other day and am never allowing it to happen again (ended up in the slummy ghetto part of town, ehh) and so I would like to buy a GPS. Issue is I want one that isn't horribly expensive and is highly recommended. I don't care about special features - I just want an easily read GPS with updated maps. Thanks!

neokarny neokarny

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@mkentosh: Kudos to you sir. If I relied on my wife, we'd be lost somewhere right about now.

capguncowboy capguncowboy
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@neokarny: I had to look it up. I ordered the Garmin nüvi 265T Bluetooth GPS in April of last year - refurbished. It was $104.97 with shipping, no sales tax. My stepdaughter uses it more than I do! Easy to use and has a lot of nice features. My nuvi 650 needs a new battery. The 265T is factory refurbished, has been used a lot, and I've never had any problems with it. Map updates can be pricey, but I've purchased lifetime map updates for both of them.

ojulius ojulius
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my wife

mkentosh mkentosh
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@ojulius: From the little I've read Garmin seems pretty good; do you have a specific model you'd recommend? Perhaps the one you have?

neokarny neokarny
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My preference will always be Garmin. Can't go wrong with a factory refurbished. Bought one a couple of years ago for about 90 bucks. I like it better than the new one I bought previously for about 300 dollars.

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