Garmin Nuvi 1350
By Derek Fung on 14 August 2009
As the entry-level thin Nuvi with a widescreen, the 1350 features a 4.3-inch screen, red light and speed camera locations, lane guidance, text-to-speech, and Australian and Kiwi maps. You miss out on Bluetooth hands-free though.
User rating:- Specs: 4.3 inch • No • Yes • See more specifications
- RRP: AU$399.00
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pugs gave 7/10 on 14/09/2009 21:56 Report abuse
- Good: easy to use
- Bad: maps not so accurate, uses where is
i have lived on my current st for 15 years but the maps do not give accurate directions or layout of streets. dissapointing as i had problems in albany, will probably swap now
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