Pros
- Unsurpassed navigation in a smartphone
- Good integration of Android into navigation
Cons
- Camera isn't as good as that of competitors
- CPU lags behind others in category and price range
Bottom Line
Garmin's GPS-equipped handset does a great job of combining navigation and phone features.
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