Latest Garmin gadget reviews

Garmin's radar-meets-rear-light is a pricey unit, but it's a highly effective safety net when it comes to detecting approaching traffic.

Looking at the Garmin 550t (t standing for topographical maps), you would be forgiven for thinking someone had handed you the previous version. It's s...

Adding extras to your satnav is an increasingly common option. If you are looking to visit Britain, or just spending more time travelling around these

Garmin's latest satnav range offers a bigger screen, more functionality and a host of new features, but will it help you find your way to your chosen ...

Not content with offering a slim handheld in the form of the Garmin nuvi 360, Garmin has released a widescreen version - the Garmin nuvi 660, but like

GPS has long stopped being just a tool for getting you from A to B, and the Garmin nuvi 360 is no exception. Whether it's directions, listening to MP3...

Garmin's latest GPS navigation unit comes in at under the £200, and almost £70 cheaper than its nearest rival, so can the company produce a device wit...

Got a car? If so, in the last year you’ll have been bombarded with information about in-car sat-nav and how you can’t live without it. The catch is,

As little as eighteen months ago, the idea of adding GPS to your car was something only those buying a high-end number or able to afford a two-grand p...