And while the Nuvi 200 is probably a little too bulky to fit into a pants pocket comfortably, you'll have no problem carrying it in a bag, using it on foot, or transporting it between vehicles.Īs the entry-level model of the Nuvi series, the Garmin Nuvi 200 has a very basic feature set. It helps that the GPS antenna is now integrated into the device, unlike older Nuvi models like the Garmin Nuvi 350, which had a flip-up antenna.
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Still, with a little shopping around, you can probably find a deal and for the money, you'll get a solid portable navigation system.Īt 3.8 inches wide by 2.8 inches high by 0.8 inch deep and 5.2 ounces, the Garmin Nuvi 200 isn't that much bigger than today's latest smart phones or PDAs in other words, it's pretty compact. It strips out some of the more advanced travel and multimedia tools to cut costs, but even so, we wish the price was slightly lower-more in the $300 range. This entry-level model boasts an even sleeker design and continues to deliver the same intuitive interface and accurate directions.
For our review, we took a look at the Nuvi 200. The Garmin Nuvi 200 series includes three models: the Nuvi 200 ($428.56) with preloaded maps of the United States and Puerto Rico the Nuvi 250 ($482.16), which adds maps of Canada and the Nuvi 270 ($599.99), which comes preinstalled with maps of the United States, Canada, and more than 30 European countries. Well, it seems Garmin heard our cries, as the company has released a new family of Nuvi devices that are more wallet-friendly.
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