Pioneer AVIC-Z110BT 7-Inch Flagship In-Dash Navigation A/V Receiver with DVD Playback and Bluetooth

The AVIC-Z110BT is Pioneer's flagship in-dash navigation system, and comes with the works. Simultaneously access mapping and route guidance information; enjoy various forms of audio and video entertainment; control an Apple iPod/iPhone and a Bluetooth-enabled cell phone with natural voice commands; and receive updated traffic.

Lowrance Endura Sierra 000-0125-40 2.7-Inch Portable GPS Navigator

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2.7¿ color touchscreen optimized for outdoor use, combined with physical buttons
Fully loaded with detailed topographic outdoor maps & content in a high-performance GPS computer
Multi-recreational wth dedicated outdoor features & a large range of mapping options preloaded on plug & play Micro Secure Digital Cards or web downloads
Directly accepts GPX trails & geocaches, as well as POIs from web communities or other sources
Sensor enhanced navigation with digital, stabilized 3-axis compass & barometric altimeter

Very Disappointing

Review Date: August 24, 2009

Reviewer: JimC, California

This is an incredibly disappointing GPS. From the pre-release hype by Lowrance I expected a GPS that would match or exceed the top of the line handhelds from Garmin and Delorme. What was delivered was the most basic GPS, no auto-routing even though it ships with Navteq street maps, you cannot perform a find of points of interest except from your current positon on the GPS. You are limited to 30 track logs, but you have virtually not control over when and how they are displayed. Track logs are recorded using GMT dates and time. The highly acclaimed high definition super topo maps form Accuterra look like the topo maps you purchased from Garmin and other GPS maufacturers 10 years ago. The screen is virtually unreadable in indirect sunlight, even with backlighting turned up to the maximum. I can think of at least a half a dozen better handheld GPS's than this unit and they almost all cost less money. Until the price of this GPS drops below $300 and they get the bugs fixed I would look elsewhere for a GPS. This is one of the most overpriced under featured GPS's I've ever purchased.

Weak GPS

Review Date: September 1, 2009

Reviewer: B. Looney,

Does not support MGRS, and Maps are weak at best. Do not waste your money on this machine.

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