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Garmin nüvi Essentials

Garmin's formula for entry-level GPS devices doesn't change much with the new Nuvi 50, but small tweaks, a lower price, and a massive screen enhance value.

Navman MY450LMT

The MY450LMT's rapid map updates are a little gimmicky, but the rest of the package makes for a superb GPS.

Thin, light and clad in metal and glass, the Nuvi 3760 is the first portable nav device that's tugged on our heart as well as our mind. If you can, make the financial stretch to the 3790T as that model offers a brilliant voice recognition system.

Garmin Nuvi 52

The Garmin Nuvi 52 covers the navigation basics well in a stylish form factor, but it sits uncomfortably between genuine budget and premium devices.

Navman N40i

Navman's N40i has good GPS performance and is even somewhat attractive — for a GPS.

TomTom Via 220

With a keen price, and minus the frustrating voice-recognition system found in the rest of the range, the Via 220 proves that less is more; but still not enough to earn it top marks.

TomTom XL 250 2013

TomTom's budget GPS offers simple navigation if that's what you're after, but you'll need a bit of patience to go with it.

Garmin Nuvi 295W

The Garmin Nuvi 295W is a solid point-to-point GPS navigator with a few neat tricks that on-foot navigators may appreciate, but its secondary camera and Wi-Fi-connected features just aren't very useful from behind the wheel.

$349.99 MSRP

Garmin Edge 520

Accurate, full of features and supporting a ton of accessories, the Garmin Edge 520 is a great GPS bike computer for competitive riders.

$499.99 MSRP

Garmin Nuvi 1490T

Anyone who wants a reliable and simple navigation device with a bit more screen real estate won't be disappointed by the Garmin Nuvi 1490T.

Editors' Choice

Pioneer AVIC NEX Navigation System

Pioneer's flagship AVIC 8000NEX boasts dozens of media and navigation options -- including the first aftermarket appearance of Apple CarPlay -- but most users will find a better feature-to-cost balance lower in the brand's NEX lineup.

Parrot Asteroid Smart

The Parrot Asteroid Smart is a smartly designed and flexible multimedia receiver that hangs its hat on an app market that, for now, doesn't offer much choice.

$199.00 MSRP

Navigon 2100

Though the affordable price tag and text-to-speech functionality are nice, the Navigon 2100's sluggish performance and roundabout route recalculations are a turnoff; you can get a better entry-level portable navigation device in the Mio C230.

$329.95 MSRP

Garmin Nuvi 265WT

Despite some minor performance issues, the Garmin Nuvi 265WT is a good value GPS, offering a number of high-end features for an affordable price.

$149.95 MSRP

LBT PocketFinder personal GPS locator

The PocketFinder is the simplest to use of the personal GPS locators that we've tested, requiring no interaction from the user on a day-to-day basis, but you'll pay a bit more in the long run for that.

$169.95 MSRP

Polar M450

For anyone new to cycling and looking for a GPS device, the Polar M450 is hard to beat.

$249.95 MSRP

TomTom GO Live 1535M

The TomTom GO Live 1535M's is a solidly performing GPS device and its app integration for search is a nice first, but that's hardly this PND's strongest feature.