Electronics : Navigon 4.3-Inch Premium Leather Case (fits 4.3-Inch GPS units from all major brands)

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Navigon 4.3-Inch Premium Leather Case (fits 4.3-Inch GPS units from all major brands)

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Model: 10000190
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Crafted with fine leather, this stylish and durable case will keep your GPS device protected and secure. Soft interior lining provides additional protection while a magnetic closure provides easy access.








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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Tomtom Go 720 ...
I wanted a case to protect my Tomtom Go 720 from scratches to the screen and shock. This case meets my needs; perfect expectation is a perfect fit so I gave it 4 stars due to the larger size. Otherwise, it's a nice five star case.

Thickness: Perfect fit
Width: Almost 1" extra space
Height: Almost 1" extra space
Additional note: The case I received did not have a strap ring, as shown in the picture. Opening on the bottom provides access to the USB port on the Go 720 unit.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - GPS Protective Case
Leaving electronics such as cell phones and GPS units, or any of their accessories, visible inside your vehicle when you leave the car is asking for trouble. ANY sign that devices like these are present should be fully hidden from view. For safe concealment of a GPS a well designed case is essential for protecting the GPS from scratches and other damage while stored. This well built case fulfills that need.


Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - * Too big for newer Garmin Nuvi 3.5\" units ...
This case is well-made but a little too large for the Garmin 3.5" units like the Nuvi 200/205/250/255. The thickness is just right but the length and width are about .5 and .75 inches too big. That's really not a problem unless you were hoping to be able to carry your Nuvi GPS in your pants or shirt pocket, as I was.

Also, my case does not have the metal loops for a strap as shown in the picture. Not a problem for me but just FYI.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - Top quality GPS unit case
The case's fit on 4.3 inch GPS unit is just perfect. It provides good protection with a chic look of my Magellan 1200. Also the smell of new leather is just great!!


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Navigon 7100 Case ...
Perfect fit. Could probably use a clip or strap for belt or over the shoulder.

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