Sunday, March 18, 2012

Garmin StreetPilot c530 review

Garmin_c530_1 UPDATE: Most of the several generations old StreetPilot series, including this model, has been discontinued. For a more current recommendation, check out our Auto GPS buyers guide or go straight to our Garmin nuvi comparison chart.

 

The Garmin StreetPilot c530 offers pre-loaded maps of North America, Garmin Lock™ anti-theft protection and the SiRFstar III chipset. You can also add an optional FM TMC traffic receiver. Step up to the c550 for an integrated traffic receiver, MP3 capabilities, Bluetooth wireless and a unit that calls out upcoming street names.

Additional options include live traffic information, the Garmin Language Guide™ and Garmin Travel Guide™.

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Comments

  1. I bought the street pilot 530 instead of 550 because I don’t like blutooth devices. Now I really wish mine annouces the street name.
    The 530C is small enough to put in my bag if don’t need the external charge.
    Add additonal stop (one only) is not user friendly or I don’t know how to use it?
    Does any GPS allow you to cutomize your route? These are the alternative routes tested by friends and relatives knowing the area, i.e., my hubby knows how to get to his sister’s house using deffirent routes, or alternative when traffic stops.
    I also wish larger screens as the vision is not so good now.

  2. Jenny, the Garmin nuvi 700 series allows for multi-destination routing and saved routes. There are other brands that do too, but the Garmin will probably be the most intuitive.

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