Garmin Map Update 2008 City Navigator for North America NT (010-10989-00 and 010-10989-50) by Garmin
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Digital camera reviews of Garmin Map Update 2008 City Navigator for North America NT (010-10989-00 and 010-10989-50)
Digital camera Review: Downgrade is more accurate
Summary: 1 Stars
I live in the Atlanta area, and none of the stores or locations that were missing from the previous version are in this one. In fact, a town that was there before disappeared from the software and I can't even enter the address anymore. I can't believe I wasted money on this. Can I give negative stars?Digital camera Review: Excellent product
Summary: 5 Stars
This is an upgrade to the map program that came with the Garmin unit. It has added a tremendous amount of new roads and information, which wasn't in the first program. I highly recommend it to all who can use it. It is well worth the expense.Digital camera Review: Extremely satisfied
Summary: 5 Stars
Product arrived quickly and the pricing was MUCH better than I could find anywhere else!Digital camera Review: For sure you wont get lost
Summary: 4 Stars
updated Garmin C330 with this 2008 update and it dint let me down.Guess it was worth updating ,though the price seems little expensive.Good to buy.Digital camera Review: Full of Errors & Out of date already
Summary: 1 Stars
This map is dated 2008 but it does not include changes to major roads that happened in 04, 05, & 06! It did fix a few errors on the old map that really annoyed me, so it is somewhat of an improvement. I would guess that I went from 35% of my trips having a major error to 25% having a major error. One of the most common problem is not showing a road as one-way. Another is the map shows roads as connected when they aren't since one road is a bridge over the other one. Another common problem is service roads near a freeway. The GPS isn't even 50% accurate on those, (even worse in Texas). And that's in cities, don't get me started about all the errors in rural regions.
The POI database is really frustrating as well. Nothing like being in an unfamiliar city and asking for the closest KFC & being sent 5 miles & later finding out there was one 2 blocks away that isn't in the database!
My advice is to save your money & wait for something better to come along.