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Garmin Nuvi 50LM - nuviGating Our Way

6/12/2012 11:56:18 AM

Garmin's latest takes us there, as you'd expect it to

We don't know about you, but when it comes to GPS navigation devices, we like 'em big and we like 'em bright; which is why we've very much enjoyed the Garmin nuvi 50LM's large 4.4-inch screen. But screen-size aside, the GPS unit still has to get us there; something we'd expect Garmin to deliver. And deliver us it did.

The nuvi 50LM's 4.4-inch screen is housed in an honest-to-goodness bland chassis that doesn't try very hard to look different. It's light, still, and slim enough to fit in a bag, though the built does feel plasticky and less hardy. You really only need to worry about the power button, and the device props up on a typical suction-pad stand. The screen, most importantly, displays brightly and is actually very responsive to touch and typing.


Description: Garmin Nuvi 50LM

Delving into the user interface, you'll find that the 50LM doesn't differ much from past Garmin experiences as well. It's easy to get into the act of picking out your favourite POI or searching for an address. The device is quick to pick up popular keywords and is capable of finding most addresses. What we would've liked, though, is a way to tune the volume without having to return to the main menu every time.

On the road, the 50LM a fantastic job of getting you there. We noticed that the satellite lock is a notch faster now, and the routes get recalculated fairly quickly. It's not a perfect navigation system, still: the does, on occasions, confuse itself when we were driving perpendicular to flyovers, but it otherwise gets us there as quickly as possible. Features like lane assist and a well-implemented Junction View only sweetens the experience.

The nuvi 50LM comes pre-loaded with Malaysian and Singapore maps, the better deal here being that they can be freely updated for an entire lifetime.


Description: Garmin Nuvi 50LM

Garmin Nuvi 50LM

Price   $175

Info www.garmin.com

SPECIFICATIONS

Pre-loaded maps: Available

Memory: Built-in 2G NAND Flash

Lane Assist: Available

Display: 4.4-inch WQVGA TFT with white backlight

Dimensions: 14.0 x 8.6 x 1.8cm

Weight: 177.2g

 

Ratings

Features

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Performance

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Design

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Overall

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Comment

(+) Big, bright display

Good navigation and features

Lifetime free map updates

 

(-)Built feels rather plasticky

No dedicated volume control

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