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The Garmin microSD City Navigator Mexico with Adapter
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| Allen, November 29, 2011 |
| This product is not nearly as detailed as Google Maps so you
should cross check any trips ahead of time to avoid issues.
For example Puerto Morelos does not appear even though it is
a sizable town south o f Cancun. In Mexico you have to be
carefull because there are often towns/ villages with the
same or very similar names, for example Temozon, Temozon Sur
and Temozon Nord. It was good for navigating in and out of
Merida. Maybe Garmin needs to strike a deal with Google for
map updates!! | |
| BG, June 14, 2011 |
| I went to Baja California Sur and spent time in La Paz and
Cabo San Lucas. I drove many of the streets in La Paz and
drove from La Paz to Cabo and back. I noticed that some of
the one way streets were not correct on the map software so
be careful with that. The Mexican government is putting in
a new 4 lane highway all the way between the two cities so
the maps will have to be updated soon. Overall I liked the
maps but the addresses are a little difficult to search for
with how the street names are very long and usually
abbreviated. There are not street signs at every corner
like in the states, sometimes only every 10 blocks or so. | |
| Ken, April 11, 2011 |
| ...the female voice used for directions has obviously not had
any preparation concerning the pronunciations of the Spanish
to describe the street names..a negative
most destinations entered by address seem to work....except
our own home address...which repeatedly takes us to a location
about 1 mile away ! ! ! | |
| scesfiremedic, February 5, 2010 |
| Just returned from Playa del Carmen. I used the product for a road trip from
Playa del Carmen to Tulum, then on to Coba and Chichen Itza. It did not have
Tulum ruins, the town of Coba (or the ruins) and at that point I turned it off as it
wasn't of any use!I would not recommend this product! | |
