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The StreetPilot 2620 is a plug-and-play portable automotive GPS navigator that features pre-loaded, detailed maps of North America - right out of the box. This means no unlocking or uploading map data to your unit!The unit includes a pre-programmed hard drive that stores detailed maps of the entire United States, plus metropolitan areas of Canada. Motorists can navigate to a specific address or to an industry-leading database of more than five million points of interest - including lodging, restaurants, gas stations, and local attractions. The intuitive, menu-driven touchscreen ensures that navigating the unit is as easy as navigating the road.Like its predecessor - the StreetPilot 2610 - this unit features a high-resolution color touchscreen with voice prompted turn-by-turn navigation and a powerful microprocessor for fast route calculation and map redraw. The system includes a unique wireless infrared remote control, which allows easy operation of the unit from a distance. The StreetPilot 2620 also offers WAAS-enabled support to ensure the highest degree of GPS accuracy.

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Featuring MapSource City Navigator pre-loaded, detail maps, the Garmin StreetPilot 2620 is a plug-and play portable automotive GPS navigator that's ready to use right out of the box. Forget about unlocking or uploading map data to your unit -- with Garmin you'll be ready to navigate as soon as the StreetPilot arrives at your doorstep. The pre-programmed hard drive that stores the City Navigator detailed maps of North America is simple to set up and use. Drivers can navigate to a particular address or access an enormous database of more than five million points of interest (P0l). Whether it is lodging, restaurants, gas stations, or local attractions, the StreetPilot 2620 will help you get there. And the user-friendly, menu-driven touchscreen ensures that navigating the unit is as easy as navigating the road.

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The Garmin StreetPilot 2620 combines a touch-screen, GPS navigation, voice-prompted directions and more in a single, compact device.

Like its successor -- the StreetPilot 2720 -- this unit features a high-resolution color touchscreen with voice prompted turn-by-turn navigation and a powerful microprocessor for fast route calculation and map redraw. Although the new model has a few extra bells and whistles, the 2620 delivers all the navigation you'll need with a lot less strain on your wallet. This unit comes with a unique wireless infrared remote control, which allows easy operation of the unit from a distance and it also offers WAAS-enabled support to ensure the highest degree of GPS accuracy. Mark and name important waypoints with over 500 graphic symbols, set a course for your destination, and listen to the voice prompts for navigation instructions and warnings. And when you get there, you can check your trip computer for miles driven, time on the road, and average/maximum speeds.

With a host of software upgrades, the StreetPilot 2620 can lend assistance in almost any situation. You can find the most efficient route for deliveries or sales calls with the multiple destination feature. Enter all your destinations and the 2620 will automatically sort them to provide the best route. The StreetPilot makes it easy to avoid traffic jams or road work -- just tell the unit where you don't want to go and you'll be redirected around the congestion. Almost out of gas? No need to fret. With a time-saving feature that allows you to limit searches to gas stations, restaurants, and more, this unit will notify you of upcoming points of interest near your route. And, of course, there are those times when you'd just like to take the road less traveled. With the adjustable road class preference, you can select from major, medium, and minor road categories that will help you stay off the highways for a leisurely drive through small towns and winding backroads.

The StreetPilot 2620 receiver includes everything you need to get started right out of the box, including an alphanumeric remote control, car and home power supplies, two kinds of mounts, and a factory pre-loaded version of Americas Autoroute basemap and MapSource City Navigator North America. The basemap is loaded with routable maps of North and South America that contain state and country boundaries, lakes, rivers, streams, airports, cities, towns, coastlines, state and interstate highways, local thoroughfares and secondary roads within metro areas, and federal interstate highway exit information for services such as food, lodging, and service stations. Beyond the basemap foundation, the 2620's pre-programmed hard drive comes with MapSource City Navigation that provides street-level details and addresses, plus millions of listings for restaurants, hotels, ATMs, and more throughout the United States and metro areas of Canada.

What's in the Box
StreetPilot 2620, remote control, external speaker with 12/24-volt adapter cable, PC/USB interface cable, AC power adapter, integrated dash mount, and a portable 'bean-bag' (friction) mount.


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Buyer's feedback: - * Nice unit, bulky ...
This is a nice older unit, had it for years. Touchpad on screen doesn't work well anymore, but with remote is functional.

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Buyer's feedback: - Broken Car Adapter after 11 months
The Garmin 2620 works well, but car adapter is broken after 11 months. Car adapters for 2610, 2620, 2720, etc have the same problems

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Buyer's feedback: - * Hard drive failed on two seperate models ...
When the unit is working, it is a 4-5 star unit. I received my first 2620 for Mother's Day 2 years ago. I live in Fl and have traveled all over FL, Hawaii, Alaska, NY, Canada, Washington, PA, and most of the east coast states. There were road updates and many points of interest that were out of date but overall this system, we named Betty, has been a life saver. Before the warranty expired in the first year, "Betty" would continue to recycle the boot up screen.

Garmin customer service was great. They stated that this had been a known problem in some units and replaced her free of charge. They even transferred all the way points. Within another year, the second unit is now having the same problem. Garmin has offered the option to fix/replace the second unit for $150.00 and a 3 month warrenty.

I plan on doing more homework into other GPS models to ensure I will be able to get more than a year use of them before I spend another dollar.

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Buyer's feedback: - You're better off with a Paper Map and so is your wallet !!!
After just a mere year of owning my Garmin 2620 and probably less than 20 effective uses of it I am completely dissapointed on it's reliability, paid over 800 USD for it in Amazon when it was their latest model, took care of it like any other electronic device (didn't drop it or splash it with liquid), one day while using it the screen went completely blue, did everything mentioned on the users manual, garmin's knowledge base and even contacted their customer service trying to get my gadget back to operational life, after doing everything mentioned without success I was suggested by their customer service dept. to send it back for a check up, got a list of their closest service centers and decided to go to Best Buy, just 50 USD for opening it without any further guarantee that it would be back to life, pretty much 50 for getting my gadget in a carboard box with the store's logo on it and so my 2620 went back to Garmin and worse came to worst when I was told it would cost 400 USD to fix it eventhough I registered it on the very first day I bought it, but being asked 50% of the price I paid for it to get it fixed, where's that commonsense ? don't get me wrong their customer service is superb they respond very quickly to all your emails but for this kind of news I'd rather have a dependable piece of equipment than a second to none service dept. A new GPS goes for less than what I was told it would fix my 2620 and it is just a mere two years old...

As for me I think I'll go old fashion and buy me a paper map like I used to in the old days, but If you're serious about buying a GPS do yourself a favor go for Magellan, Tom Tom or any other brand but Garmin ? no thanks what a rip off ! Good Luck.

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Buyer's feedback: - * Overall good unit ...
Pros:

Got me where I need to go vast majority of time
Good route options - e.g. city, non-toll road, etc
Detour - invaluable

Cons:

Power adapter which would reboot unit with the slightest touch
System would continue to say "recalculating" if you missed a turn - a bit annoying after a while
Bulky - not practical to remove from vehicle all the time