Garmin Drive 53 GPS Navigator, High-Resolution Touchscreen, Simple On-Screen Menus and Easy-to-See Maps, Driver Alerts

Be very careful and check your purchase within return time as the unit we received was for USA only. It cost a further £80.00 to buy a Europe SD card. Then the sat nav worked correctly in UK! We have had Garmin equipment previously and as with this one we were very pleased with its operation. I don’t know who was at fault here but it left a bad taste!!! Check quickly on receipt!

Could not get it working .bought it months ago for holidays this year and tried it this weekend. Updates done can’t find a good single anywhere. My phone does a better job

The item dercription was inadquate. The battery was sbort lived after vhargong. I believe this item wae probablt vlearance stock of older models as it had the older mini usb connecrion not up to date with descriptions of current usb C.

Touch screen is sensitive and device is easy to use

I want to start out this review by talking about traffic capability... this Garmin Drive 53 model may be advertised as not having traffic, but it actually is compatible with Garmin Traffic; it just doesn't come bundled with a traffic cable. I bought a GTM-36 traffic cable secondhand (as the cable alone is no longer available new from Garmin) after reading online that it is compatible with this particular GPS, and sure enough, it works! Onto the rest of my review... I really love this device! The 5" screen is the perfect size for sitting on my Rav4 dashboard; I could not imagine using a larger unit in my car. The screen itself is crisp and looks pretty good imo. The screen is capacitive like contemporary smartphones; I have no issues with navigating this unit's UX. One thing that's small and silly that I really love is how you can customize the arrow/car icon on the map. I like how it has a speedometer and shows the current speed limit, and gives you the option to have it ding when the speed limit lowers. Navigation itself is pretty good and you are able to (but don't have to) select your route before beginning navigation. Map updates are free, and so is Garmin Traffic. One thing I will note is that this device does not have wifi or Bluetooth, which is a perk for me but might be a downside for others. And in order to update maps, you must plug the GPS into a Windows or Mac computer and run Garmin's software, Garmin Express. This device also has a mini-USB (!!!) port, which is kind of crazy and inconvenient in the age of USB-C, but oh well, you can't win them all. Overall, I recommend the Garmin Drive 53 to those who want a simple and compact nav, and I urge anyone who wants "smart" features to consider Garmin's larger automotive GPS offerings.

Very easy to use and directed me to an address another gps wouldn't take me to. Voice is clear and comes on with plenty of time to adjust to a direction change.

Excelente produto

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