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Product Description
For an easy-to-understand voice-guided navigation experience, look no further than the Garmin nüvi 2597LMT GPS. Featuring a 5-inch dual orientation display that can be controlled by both voice-commands and by touch, this GPS system provides clear directions using recognizable landmarks, buildings, and traffic lights to avoid confusion on the road Read More
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I've got a 2597, great little unit. Did have an error with corrupt map data after the initial update, but seems to be working fine now. The Smartlink is great for those mobile speed camera zones. A little annoying you can't disable alerts individually. Only global. Snappy interface and very quick to find satellites without cell tower trickery.
I use a standalone GPS as I can leave it in the car and my phone in my pocket while I make a stop. While being easy to move between my car and company cars and retain all my favourites.
EchobreakerThat's a good question I was wondering the same thing. It really does look like a camera but there is no mention of it in the description that I could see.
atomicthumbsWhy would you need or want a smaller connector? The Mini-USB is much more sturdy and reliable than the micro. You think it should have a USB Type-C connector?
Decent GPS, not so much in the pricing department though...
AMS2020New Egg has it for $129.99 free shipping... So essentially the same price at the lowest drop price + shipping. Not to be a pain but I feel group buying should yield higher discounts.
We have the previous model of this and have found it to be very useful. We both have smartphones, I even have offline maps, but that doesn't guarantee you will be able to get turn-by-turn directions. We have been in many situations where we had no service, or low battery on our phones with no charger. I particularly like the voice activation on the Garmin. When we traveled to Italy this summer I simply loaded the Italy maps. The Garmin was 10 times more useful than our smartphones. IMHO, phones are an OK backup to a real GPS, but they will never replace it.
It boggles my mind why Garmin (or anyone really) hasn't improved on the hardware of their stand-alone GPS systems over the last 5+ years. If one can by a smartphone for the less money (Moto E), and it has a higher resolution screen, faster processor, better battery life, and far more functionality; why doesn't a stand-alone GPS?