If you’re in the market for a GPS, you’re going to find that there are a lot of systems out there, and it’s hard to pick out which one is going to best for you. Since every person is different, it’s hard to just recommend one, but for starters, I want to recommend that you go to my top GPS page for a great list of GPS on the market today.
How to get the best GPS for your money
Value – You never want to go too cheap with a GPS. You’re going to find, like anything in life, that you’re going to get what you pay for. If you want good directions, you’re going to have to pay a fair prices. I wouldn’t recommend paying any less than $100 for a good, quality GPS.
Name Brand - With so many brands out there, I prefer a few top of the line products such as Garmin, and TomTom. If you do your research, you’ll find that a high majority choose these brands over any other. If possible, focus your search on these two main brands.
Features – When you look at all of the GPS, you’ll find that the features are going to vary. Like a car, you’ll find that some have features you don’t need, while others don’t. Some of the features you’re going to find are things such as gas prices in your area, traffic updates, and even little features that will re-route you around traffic. If you want features like this, you’re going to have to pay a pretty penny.
Size – I like small things when it comes down to auto accessories, but with a GPS, I want something large so that I can see the screen. If the screen is too small, you’ll find it’s hard to see. The smaller screens tend to run at a cheaper price, but if you’re like me, you’ll want to get a bigger screen, just to see it easier while on the road.
Keep your eyes on these four features when you’re looking to get the best GPS for your money. There’s a big selection out there, and as long as you know what you want, you can find the right GPS for your car.
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