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It’s that time again — the first of the month, when we look back on our readers’ favorite auto and handheld GPS units. And for the second month in a row, the nuvi 50LM and eTrex 20 top the charts. The rankings below are based on the number of units sold on GPS Tracklog and our sister site, GPS Deals, through our various partners like Amazon and REI. On to the charts…
It’s that time again — the first of the month, when we look back on our readers’ favorite auto and handheld GPS. The rankings below are based on the number of units sold on GPS Tracklog and our sister site, GPS Deals, through our various partners like Amazon and REI. And we have two new units topping the charts this month, the Garmin nuvi 50LM and the eTrex 20. On to the charts…
It’s that time again — the first of the month, when we look back on our readers’ favorite auto and handheld GPS. The rankings below are based on the number of units sold on GPS Tracklog and our sister site, GPS Deals, through our various partners like Amazon and REI. The nuvi 1450LMT and Oregon 450 continue to rule the roost, just like last month.
At the first of the month, we look back on the top ten auto and handheld GPS. The rankings below are based on the number of units sold on GPS Tracklog and our sister site, GPS Deals, through our various partners like Amazon and REI. Of course, more auto units are sold than handhelds, so you’ll see more ties in the latter category. On to the charts…
It’s time to look back at our reader’s favorite reviews for the past month (which seems to be a good indication of what folks are researching for purchases). With few new releases out there, the rankings were once again pretty static; one thing worth mentioning though, is the arrival of the new Garmin nuvi 3590LMT, debuting at number five on the auto chart. And for the second month in a row, Garmin makes a clean sweep in both the auto and handheld categories, with the nuvi 1450LMT and eTrex 20 continuing to hold the top spots. On to the charts…
Around the first of each month we look back on our reader’s favorite reviews for the past month, which seems to be indicative of what many folks are researching for purchases. While there weren’t many changes this time around, there is one item of note, and I believe it’s the first time it’s ever happened – there was a clean sweep by Garmin in both the auto and handheld categories! Other than that, the most notable change is the eTrex 10 debuting at number seven on the handheld side. The nuvi 1450LMT and eTrex 20 continue to hold the top spots. On to the charts…
It’s that time again, when we look back on our reader’s favorite reviews for the past month, which seems to be indicative of what many folks are researching for purchases. After a huge change last time around, we’ve now swung the other direction, with very few changes showing up this month. The Garmin nuvi 2595LMT and eTrex 20 have retained the top spots and the entire handheld list is exactly the same as last month; I can’t recall that ever happening before! On the auto side we have the same ten units as we did in January; just a bit of shuffling in the rankings. The biggest changes there are the older nuvi 1490LMT dropping four spots, while the newer 2555LMT climbed three positions. On to the charts…
It’s that time again, when we look back at our reader’s favorite reviews for the previous month, which is indicative of what many folks are researching as potential purchases. And what a month it’s been, as we have two new number ones! On the auto side, the nuvi 2595LMT knocked out the 1450LMT, which had held the number one spot since April 2011. In handhelds, the eTrex 20 is the new reigning champ, after an incredible 13 month run for the Oregon 450. All told there are nine models on the charts that weren’t there last month.
Just like last month, my top ten GPS list comes with a twist this time around. This monthly feature usually ranks models according to the most popular GPS Tracklog reviews. But during the holidays, there are enough sales made here and on our GPS Deals site, through our various partners, that we can rank actual units sold. Analysis and caveats follow the rankings…
