Pros
- Boasts a bright screen
- Streaming audio through a car stereo
Cons
- Very hefty price
- Spotty coverage
Bottom Line
Boasts a bright screen, loads of features, and streaming audio through a car stereo, but the price is hefty.
- First Look: A Deluxe GPS Unit Versus a Lower-Cost Alternative Though Garmin's Nuvi 680 and Mio's DigiWalker C520 both provide clear, accurate directions, the pricey Nuvi offers several nice extras.
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