Pros: Easy interface, good maps, intelligent routing

Cons: Expensive, "plus" features cost extra

The Bottom Line: This is a great, feature rich unit, that is easy to use.

Review: TomTom Go 300 I purchased my tomtom unit about a month ago and recently used it on a trip from Massachusetts to Virginia. Despite lots of rain and bad weather we arrived at our destination stress free. Overview For those unfamiliar with ...

Pros: Ease of use, good display, great voice directions, portibility.

Cons: Display hard to see in direct sunlight, maps about 2 years old.

The Bottom Line: Great GPS unit that's easy to use.

Review: I've owned the Tomtom GO300 for about 7 months now (great Christmas gift from the wife!) and I've found it to be really easy to use and very accurate. Open the box, plug in the SD card and turn it on. To aquire a GPS signal takes usually less than a ...

Pros: Very reliable; Can save frequently used addresses and select fastest or shortest routes.

Cons: Does not pick up duplicate street names

The Bottom Line: I recommend the purchase of TomTom. Once you adapt to TomTom lingo and learn to understand his language, it will proved to be an invaluable piece of equipment.

Review: I purchased my TomTom August 2006, when I got a job as a local courier for a delivery company. I simply could not have done this job without TomTom. I really like the fact that I never had to enter the address of my current location; I only needed to ...

Pros: Tele Atlas maps, Simple to use

Cons: Entering a new location can take a while when you are new to the device

Review: I'm new to the world of GPS but came across the TomTom GO 300 after hearing about it from friends. Since I've begun using it, I've been very impressed with how easy it is to use and how accurate the maps are (made by Tele Atlas). I was able to find ...

Pros: Bright Display, easy touch screen menu system, simply plug & play.

Cons: Street name should be announced with next turn instruction.

Review: I have had a great experience with this unit. I bought it when I took a new job and suddenly had to drive in unfamiliar territory. It is an amazing help. Always knows the roads and even when there is construction, it shows me the alternative routes ...

Pros: Easy to use, portable, clear and understandable screens and voices, not too expensive

Cons: Mediocre maps, battery is ok

The Bottom Line: A good GPS receiver that could be very good if the maps were a little better.

Review: I have turned down the GPS option on our last two cars. The reason being that I just did not think we would use it enough to make it worthwhile. I drive a lot for work, but usually to the same places. My wife has a few different routes in her daily ...

Pros: Easy to use, accurate, good reception/lock

Cons: Dated maps, doesn't always give best route, not "off road" friendly

The Bottom Line: If you want a car navigation system, it is awesome and very easy to use; for off-road GPS use, I would get something different.

Review: As the office expert on GPS technology, my boss asked me to test out his new Tom Tom GO 300 for him and let him know how to setup and use. This gave me a chance to evaluate it as well for a review here. It is perfect for use in the car, especially ...

Pros: affordable, easy to use

Cons: just a "basic" GPS; no text to speech

The Bottom Line: If looking in this price range, then I would recommend the Go 300. But for any buyer, I recommend that you consider a higher price range to get more features.

Review: I was recently in the market for a budget-friendly GPS system for my husband. Neither one of us need a GPS system on a daily basis, but we felt it would be nice to have one for our occasional road trips. Two months before the holiday season, I ...

Pros: Good signal acquision, lots of different voices to choose from or download

Cons: Difficult to connect to the mount, maps out of date, website and customer service suck

The Bottom Line: Buy this product, especially if you compare prices on CDNet.com and are able to score a very good price. Overall, I am happy with mine.

Review: Good value for an inexpensive, low-end GPS. I compared several models on CDNet.com, and chose this one because of the features at that price level. Also, CDNet shopping allowed me to purchase it from a retailer at about 1/2 the normal price that the ...

Pros: Accurate speed,distance and handy lap times which can be all stored and reviewed.

Cons: Small display not easy to see if eyes not perfect or you are at speed!

Review: Navman X300. Bought from Dick Smith store in Melbourne Australia for the small sum of $69.95. They only have the X300 model and no Accessories but for the price who cares. The X300 works well and has a lot of options which can be stored for later ...