http://garmin550.net/reviews Read Garmin 550 actual user reviews Tue, 17 Feb 2009 13:08:41 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en By  HRM "Traveller"  I am not one with a lot of patience for going through users' manuals. This GPS does not need one. I found this very easy to operate and quite accurate. As with all GPS, it does not always take you exactly the way you want to go (I ... http://garmin550.net/reviews/garmin-550-easy-to-operate-gps/ By N. Joyce I live in Manhattan and don't own a car, but I rent cars often and use Zip Car. I wanted a GPS for those trips, but I also wanted one that I could mount on my road bike for our weekend excursions. After some research, I figured this ... http://garmin550.net/reviews/garmin-550-exactly-what-i-was-looking-for/ By Henry Butz It took me a while to understand the different between the Nuvi 500 and the 550. Look no further. Only the base map is different. The 500 comes with the lower 48 states with topographical information while the 550 includes all of North America ... http://garmin550.net/reviews/garmin-550-amazing-unit-in-some-ways/ By de0ris So, finally I got my nuvi. It was a tough choice: many GPS carriers are available, and each has many models that come in vast variety of flavors. I've narrowed it down to Nuvi 550 for the following reasons: 1. Text to speech to me is really annoying. ... http://garmin550.net/reviews/garmin-550-great-all-in-one/ By Michael A. Aron For my motorcycles, I've had a Garmin Quest and later Quest 2 for years. I loved their small size, long-range battery and that they were water proof. But the time it took to recalculate and ability to lose satellite signal even ... http://garmin550.net/reviews/garmin-550-nuvi-550-better-than-zumo-for-this-motorcyclist/