Garmin StreetPilot 2720 Portable GPS Navigator
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Brand: Garmin
Features:
* internal antenna communicates with up to 12 GPS satellites
* Database of preloaded maps and points-of-interest
* Automatic route recalculation if you miss a turn
* Text-to-speech functionality allows the unit to audibly announce the names of upcoming streets and points of interest
* 454 x 240-pixel touchscreen
Warranty: q year warranty, labor and parts, from manufacturer
Batteries Included: yes
Sales Rank: 2247
Find your way more easily with GPS navigation, a top grade TFT display, turn-by-turn directions and optional traffic alerts.
Features:
- Portable GPS navigator
- Ready to use right out of the box
- Preloaded City Navigator® street maps for the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico
- Nearly 6 million points of interest, including restaurants and landmarks
- Proximity Alert feature warns of safety cameras and school zones
- Turn-by-turn automatic routing
- Text-to-speech voice prompting
- Articulates names of streets
- 3.8" automotive-grade, sunlight-readable color TFT display
- Photo sensor adjusts to light conditions
- Touch-screen interface
- Optional real-time traffic avoidance (GTM 10 Traffic Management Receiver sold separately)
- Built-in patch antenna
- Arranges multiple destinations to minimize trip distance
- Multiple map viewing options, including 3-D
- 3-D or 2-D map perspective
- Alphanumeric remote control
- External speaker with 12-volt adapter cable
- USB interface cable
- AC power adapter
- Dash mounting system with quick release
- Protective cover
- 1-year manufacturer's warranty

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An old model, but still the best gps
I bought this model as a refurb for $300 a few years ago. I still have it. I have also, in that time, had a Magellan 700 (which died), a Tom Tom One 3rd. Ed., a Magellan 2200T, and a recently purchased Garmin 680.
They all work and each has its positive points. The 2200T has the best suction cup mount by far, the TomTom lets you add map corrections, and the 680 has mp3 and bluetooth.
However, if you just want the best, easiest to use gps, the old Garmin 2270 is it. It has a superb bean-bag mount, a brilliant display, a remote control, test-to-speech, great sound (the 680 is a joke by comparison) wonderful trip planning, and you can still get map updates for it. Its negatives are it does not get satellites indoors, the speaker is on the power adapter and a bit BIG (hence the great sound), and it has no internal battery capability. Also a bit bulky, but who really cares about that...it lives on the dash. Overall, it is a very polished gps product and Garmin has yet to match its gps features in the newer nuvi models.
You can get these for a hundred and a half as refurbs with a one year warranty now, and they are, frankly, a steal at that price.

