By the way, I have absolutely no affiliation with the website (or any other website for that matter). It just has a boatload (or any other load) of information on GPS devices.

Good luck.

My choice would be the Tom Tom One, but the Magellan is equally well reviewed.

I’d suggest the Magellan 3200 if you don’t want to be hassled with BF, and the TT One if you’re up to braving the crowds on BF.

In truth, you can’t really go wrong with either one. With BF availability in question, I think you’d do well with any that you could get your hands on. I haven’t really hard about that Garmin so I can’t help you there.

Our first GPS is a much more expensive hand-held by Garmin. The Garmin is much more robust, is waterproof, has many more features and the map data is more refined and detailed. On the other hand, the Garmin GPS has a much smaller screen, does not have a touch screen and, with the optional (but necessary) US driving atlas data, cost about 4 times the price. We bought the Garmin for hiking and kayaking as well as driving, and, for these uses, it’s the right choice.

The Visco is a lower-grade item but seems perfectly adequate. We bought it because we wanted a unit that is optimized for driving and is cheap. This seemed to fit the bill.

All we were hoping for was a fairly big 3.5 in. screen that depicted the road in 3D, and we got it. But we have also been pleasantly surprised by the Visco’s other aspects, including its ability to pick up GPS signals, its processing speed, its navigating features, its included map data (which, while not as good as Garmin MapSource, is still quite fine, at least between Boston & New York), and its extras, like a photo viewer, an mp3 player and an ebook reader.

I have seen a few critiques of this unit on other web sites. A glitch that I have noticed is a hardware-based “menu” button that doesn’t seem to do anything. That caused me concern until I verified that, with the touch-screen buttons, I could access all the menus.

You can find faults with this unit, but for $100 you’ll have the basic functions. If you have $300 or more to spend (and don’t mind losing it through loss or theft), I’d suggest a higher-grade GPS. But if you are on a budget, I’d say that this unit is a good choice.

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Most of their customers are high risks that banks wont touch with a 10 foot pole so they are just making sure they keep paying. And yes its legal.

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Hope this help.