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Top 5 GPS Devices

The accurate and feature-packed TomTom GO 930 GPS device leads the field.

Edited by Liane Cassavoy

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PCW Rating: 91.0PCW Rating: 91.0PCW Rating: 91.0

Last Rated: November 01, 2008

1. Tomtom GO 930 GPS

Bottom Line: This TomTom delivered some of the best routes we found; its lack of integrated traffic service is its biggest downfall.

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PCW Rating: 90.0PCW Rating: 90.0PCW Rating: 90.0

Last Rated: October 01, 2008

2. Magellan Maestro 4350 GPS

Bottom Line: This good-looking GPS delivers excellent routes, and just about every feature you could ask for.

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PCW Rating: 85.0PCW Rating: 85.0PCW Rating: 85.0

Last Rated: October 01, 2008

3. Navigon 2200T

Bottom Line: This basic GPS includes lifetime traffic service at a bargain basement price.

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PCW Rating: 84.0PCW Rating: 84.0PCW Rating: 84.0

Last Rated: November 01, 2008

4. TeleNav Shotgun

Bottom Line: The Telenav Shotgun is a reasonably good midrange GPS device with an excellent, but pricey, optional connected service.

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PCW Rating: 84.0PCW Rating: 84.0PCW Rating: 84.0

Last Rated: March 01, 2009

5. Nextar Q4-md

Bottom Line: This easy-to-use GPS device isn't quite on a par with high-end models from TomTom and Magellan.

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