Vishal Pandya wrote:I have few questions for those who has GPS.
Which GPS do you have?Why did you buy that GPS and not any other?
Why one should look for Text to Speech feature in GPS? It is one of the features which affects the price. GPS shows you on which street you are and when you should go where? You can turn by looking at the GPS and rare chances of making mistakes.
I bought a Nuvi 3xx, about two years ago. Don't remember the exact model though. I bought it because my brother loaned me his for a couple of weeks -- and I liked it.
Speech is absolutely essential if you are driving, as it is very difficult to look at the GPS, while you are driving. As such, other needed features are (1) use of descriptive street names, and (2) a bigger screen. If I had to do it again, I would have upgraded to the 600 series for the bigger screen.
Another feature that I would have liked is the bluetooth. The only times that I use a cellphone bluetooth is in the car, and this would have saved me the need to constantly charge a headset. The GPS also lowers its voice when the bluetooth is in use too.
Henry