Which Stand-alone GPS system to purchase?
Hello Everyone, I'm not an RVer but I want to purchase a good Stand-Alone GPS system for car navigation in the next week or so and I would really appreciate some input from those of you that use a ...
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lance1 wrote:
Your thoughts are noted and I plan on going to Best Buy and checking out the units in stock.
However, the last time I checked GPS Units out at Best Buy about 4 years ago, they had some type of a demo video running in the units playing an advertisement and I couldn't actually play with the various settings ...... Don't recall which brand(s), but I know it wasn't worthwhile as it didn't let you do anything and all the same info was on the Internet. I will go there again just the same to see what I can play with these days.
Thank you.
Off topic, but if I can find a GPS unit that's half as accurate and reliable as my Sigs I'll be happy.
They usually have displays which you can play around. It got a cable so you can't run with it, lol.
If not, ask the sales clerk for a demo. If they not willing to do that for you, walk out and go to Walmart or Bass Pro.
Garmin with definitely be better and will give you the right direction 99% of the time.
Even for my go-to Google Maps, I would often ask my wife to double check with her own phone using Mapquest if I suspect something is not right with my Google maps which have some error itself.
