This device will get you where you're going--if you can tolerate its quirks.

Reality View shows roads as they actually look, Sleek design, nice display

Touch screen can be difficult to use, Interface isn't intuitive

, and can be confusing to use. But the 2100 Max will lead you to your destination--with the help of some pretty nifty navigation aides. Just don't get distracted by all that eye candy

Big, clear display is easy to read, Lets you customize and share maps

Spoken directions are sometimes late, Lacks a pedestrian mode

Device offers high-end GPS features without the high price.

Sleek, Includes a portable media player

Lagged occasionally at acquiring GPS signals

Sleek GPS device includes a useful media player, but lags occasionally at acquiring GPS signals.

This rugged navigator is great for use in vehicles, but it's too bulky for pedestrians.

Features a rugged case and long battery life, 3.5-inch screen is easy to read

Too bulky for use while walking, Entering destinations in walking mode is hard

All-in-one travel companion lacks details, but includes a media player and Bluetooth for hands-free calling.

The product is ready to use right out of the box, Has built-in media player

Maps lack the detail of other GPS devices, Driving directions could be more accurate

New $499 in-car device combines great maps, clear directions, and a sleek profile.

The Nav-U NV-U70 makes users go the extra mile far too often.

Top-notch design, slick GPS maps, fast lookups, and optional services justify the Go 300's price.

Great design, extensive features

Expensive, annoying business lookups

GPS unit has a handsome screen, but its built-in MP3 player doesn't work while the navigation system is on.

Large display, MP3 player

small on-screen keys, no battery

The RoadMate GPS device has capable navigation and well-designed search, but its hardware buttons add bulk.

Capable navigation, good search

somewhat bulky, no battery