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Garmin nüvi 350 is first and foremost a personal GPS device. Wherever you go — in your car or on foot– the device offers extremely accurate position data, thanks to a high-sensitivity integrated GPS receiver by SiRF and WAAS-enabled, 12-satellite reception. Combined with detailed maps of the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico the nüvi 350 provides automatic routing, turn-by-turn voice directions, and touchscreen control– making it easy to find your way anywhere. Plus, the unique “text-to-speech” feature calls out turns by street name, and you can choose from either 2D or 3D mapping perspectives when you’re viewing your route on the display. Additionally, the nüvi 350 is compatible with Garmin’s GTM 10 FM TMC traffic receiver*, which allows users to avoid traffic tie-ups by simply pushing a button that will calculate a new route.

Features

• Compact 700 MB GPS navigator with bundled MP3/audiobook player, photo viewer, and world travel clock
• Small enough to fit in a pocket or purse; mounts on vehicle windshield with included suction cup
• Preloaded with City Navigator NT maps of U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico
• Turn-by-turn directions, automatic routing, and 320 x 240 color touchscreen display
• Secure Digital (SD) memory card slot; measures 3.87 x 2.91 x 0.87 inches (W x H x D); 1-year warranty

Amazon.com Product Description
What if one device could help you navigate anywhere in the U.S. and Canada, while offering travel tips, storing your favorite tunes and photos, providing translation assistance, and more? That device is here, and it’s not much bigger than a deck of cards. The Garmin nüvi 350 is set to revolutionize what we expect from a GPS navigation device, or from any device for that matter.

Customer Reviews

Great GPS
This is a very good GPS, easy to use and contains a lot of Points of interest. It is thin and you can take it with you and put it in your pocket when you walk.

Garmin Nuvi 350
My Garmin Nuvi 350 is an asset to my traveling. The only problem I find is that REST STOPS are not identified by Road number (e.g. I-75, I-35, etc).